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@ArtToonsOfficial.
@ArtToonsOfficial. 21 сағат бұрын
I'm an adult 22 with autisum I GET SO FUCKING STRESSED OUT AND UPSET OVER GOING TO COUSINS PARTIES! IVE BEEN TO 2 BABY SHOWERS AND THEN THIS SATURDAY I HAVE TO GO TO ANOTHER PARTY! AND HEAR MY COUSIN AXEL SCREAM AND IT HURTS MY EARS! it also hurts my feelings when I am forced to be social all the time And I wanna cry when I'm forced to be social
@Liz-zb1sv
@Liz-zb1sv Күн бұрын
Hi , I live in the United States and last night on the news there was a story of a non verbal autistic 5 year old girl. The mother let her daughter use the phone to make a video . To the mothers complete and utter surprise her little girls video recorded her naming flowers, grass and everything she was looking at. Then she also talked about her beautiful Mom and how much she loved her. The girl used perfect speech that her mother had never heard before. It was astonishing !! I guess talking to the phone helped the girl communicate. Thank you for sharing your lives with us. Liz
@cherryblossom9189
@cherryblossom9189 2 күн бұрын
What happened to Madeline and eric ... where are they now?
@JonHenLi
@JonHenLi 2 күн бұрын
To much talking , just say it straight , and let demonstrate it with your kid, I wanted tonsee your kid how works with the robot!!
@liz51
@liz51 7 күн бұрын
Love love love that you spoke about the hidden disability. I constantly have to remind my coworkers this. 🩷🩷
@eunicebungisngisvlog
@eunicebungisngisvlog 7 күн бұрын
oh omg i am a nanny of chinese i can relate so much my boss son screaming the whole day very loudy 6 yesrs old ..is there any chance to stop thus kind of exploidedreaction so tired and pain in the ears
@whitneymason406
@whitneymason406 8 күн бұрын
Thanks for doing the Q and A's! 💛
@user-qq3sb8ng9p
@user-qq3sb8ng9p 9 күн бұрын
Unfortunately, society is not very compromising when one violates the certain norms or laws. ABA helps your child to be functional. Are you teaching your child that he can do what he wants and society has no impact on his life.
@lucyshepherd6040
@lucyshepherd6040 9 күн бұрын
I don't tell people either, a lot of people talk to my son while we are out and he's non verbal so they don't get a response, usually I just smile and don't say anything. But occasionally If they keep talking and look confused I will say he's non verbal but he understands what you are saying to him. I have found kids are accepting too, I would say the people who struggle the most with understanding my son is non verbal is people my grandparents age (70s plus). My grandparents still ask me every time they see me why he won't talk "to them" lol they take it personally.
@liz51
@liz51 7 күн бұрын
💯 agree for sure
@tyreesetjjoyner1995
@tyreesetjjoyner1995 9 күн бұрын
Good video. It’s good to see you again
@UnHoly_SAY10
@UnHoly_SAY10 12 күн бұрын
I do not blame you as someone who was in a Special Ed's class that had an ABA therapy program that unfortunately I was in and I can tell you all my human rights were taken away if I didn't do what the staff wanted I was grabbed very hard by the wrist and put in this dark room with a peaking window I wasn't allowed to turn back on the lights oh and when they restraint me it hurt so much became they twisted my arm and if I resisted they would twist my arms harder. I honestly didn't know it was part ABA program till I looked at what kind of program I was put in and tbh it explains why they abused me. I'm 20 and I still have nightmares.* Edit: my mom also feels bad about putting me in that program after seeing what I went through.*
@BookloverFantasy92
@BookloverFantasy92 12 күн бұрын
What sound? I don’t hear anything?
@user-br2bs5ky2h
@user-br2bs5ky2h 15 күн бұрын
I really enjoyed hearing from you both especially Jordan. Great video
@user-br2bs5ky2h
@user-br2bs5ky2h 15 күн бұрын
I'm so glad to see these new videos. I'm back as a viewer. Horray!
@Mindyours5512
@Mindyours5512 16 күн бұрын
Children with ASD have a neurological disorder. Your view on the whole subject is biased. If he was a Neurotypical child then, yes trying to motivate or get a Neurotypical child to do something is by offering “reinforcement” seems a lot like bribing. These children with ASD do not have intrinsic motivation or the ability to follow through with a directive like Neurotypical children do. ABA finds a way to motivate them to do things so that they can acquire skills that they’re also not able to acquire in the same way that Neurotypical children can. There is no perfect fix, there is no magical cure for any of this, but to say “my child shouldn’t have to do it if he doesn’t want to”……. then how are they going to learn anything? They already have this diagnosis working against them and now you’re just setting them up to not gain any skills.
@SavannahBarr-sl9si
@SavannahBarr-sl9si 17 күн бұрын
I am 23 years old and I have autism and ADHD and anxiety and depression and learning disabilitys and a missing chromosome and i have really bad sensory issues and I can’t do loud noises and bright lights and to much people
@aditipawar3563
@aditipawar3563 18 күн бұрын
Does anyone have any idea where are they now nothing is being posted on instagram also about eric Penelope Madeline
@ninaandianfan21
@ninaandianfan21 21 күн бұрын
This is do cute and incredible wholesome 🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩
@ninaandianfan21
@ninaandianfan21 21 күн бұрын
I’m so glad that people / parents are starting to listen to autistic adults and not just doctors or other “autism moms/ dads”. I feel like the autistic community is separated into autistic adults (not sure about teens …) and parents of autistic children. And it seems so weird. As if the parents didn’t know that the autistic adults they so often disagree with and seem to feel offended by, were once autistic children, who can say how it feels or felt when they were younger … and sure not everybody is the same not and bla bla all of that… but if a majority of autistic adults are saying that they think ABA is a form of abuse then why are people still questing that… on that note I will say though that you didn’t know better at the time. You did what you thought was best for your child and that is all parents should be doing. Being a parent is hard and you can only do the best with what information you have and I think that is what you did! ❤️
@simonnemoore9317
@simonnemoore9317 24 күн бұрын
⭐️
@amolchavan838
@amolchavan838 26 күн бұрын
Jacob is having autism I confused that's why asking my child having same symptoms 2 years old really under stress 😖 I don't find way what should I do
@694khan
@694khan 27 күн бұрын
what’s the alternative. he can’t go to school without clothes. i don’t like to go to work but i have to… my kids hate school but have to go. everyone has societal expectations
@helenejordan3896
@helenejordan3896 11 күн бұрын
I agree .. I have asd and I have 3 kiddos with it as well my son has level 2 autism and we have to put him in aba therapy because it’s helped and it’s worked for him .. we put him in for elopement and communication issues (he had a drowning accident 4 years ago) so for me I’d say to each their own. You may not like that he has to wear clothes and hurt but it’s apart of life you can’t be comfortable always and I’m a big proponent of pushing your self out of your comfort zone (also in training as an rbt so I’m a supporter of aba )
@shiri3182
@shiri3182 28 күн бұрын
Tv for going to sleep ? Why there is even a tv in his room ? Makes me wanna cry 😭😭 It also seems abit chaotic for an autistic boy
@ROCKNSTIMS
@ROCKNSTIMS 29 күн бұрын
Dont worry Jess, I talk about autism a lot too 😂 Even for my English class essays, it doesn’t have anything to do about autism and I find a way to incorporate it 😂😅
@user-go2lg8sv5p
@user-go2lg8sv5p 29 күн бұрын
I'm only now beggining to grasp that my son's screaming might never go away. He is 5 and he yells on top of his lungs whenever he's upset about something which is often. Once he gets started he can yell for 20 minutes with short intervals. It's pure torture. Holidays, outings, home time are all ruined by his meltdowns. It's so sad and exhausting. Hugs to all parents in the comment section going through the same thing. I feel you.
@Enni-fn4mt
@Enni-fn4mt 29 күн бұрын
Thats what my mum said.
@miaadam1574
@miaadam1574 Ай бұрын
I love that you both seem to have a similar chilled temperaments which I think is a bonus in a relationship
@4AmazingMusic
@4AmazingMusic Ай бұрын
So f*g hate when you havw to cone through the whole video to find 3 sec9nds of what thw title is about.
@missfelicity2
@missfelicity2 Ай бұрын
I do love having Jordan in the videos more as well. I really wish that you guys each had seen the questions and then had to go one after the other instead of together because you both have such great perspectives but you don't both fully share what you're thinking but I'd literally watch it if you both took the time to full answer too so you definitely should. Maybe do something fun like you both have to decide who goes first by a coin flip and the other person has to _____ if they're not first. Could be fun. :)
@Java-D
@Java-D Ай бұрын
I am giggling so hard at Jordan asking you to name one random thing you talk about. My husband would say the exact same thing about me. I talk about my kids, grandkids, and autism which are all intertwined together. 🤷‍♀️😆
@tyreesetjjoyner1995
@tyreesetjjoyner1995 Ай бұрын
It’s good to see you back on KZfaq again. I miss you so much 😊
@user-ko2qt2md4z
@user-ko2qt2md4z Ай бұрын
so well said.. it is ..not..harmiing any body ..keep breast feeding ..we have autism in our family .from,england,mark
@RegimentJoker
@RegimentJoker Ай бұрын
The pacifier at 4 is pretty wild
@miramari732
@miramari732 Ай бұрын
Hey, autistic adult here. You should not beat yourself up, you've got tricked into this. But you may need consider that your child will probably need trauma therapy to process all of this - CPTSD from ABA is no joke, and faster he gets help, the better.
@beauson1983
@beauson1983 Ай бұрын
As an ASD male, 41yo, the only way I can see anything useful from ABA is when its used kinda like a toolkit or translator by adult autistics for dealing with the outside world. So for example, if I need to deal with customer service or speak to police, I can mask through the pain of it and force myself to "perform on command" as it were. But the difference between me doing it to myself as an adult and having it done to me as a child is that I get to choose when its used, what its used for, how it is applied, and I recognise its a temporary thing I have to give myself time to recover from after. I just wish I figured this out as a kid and not in my mid 30's 😮‍💨
@plt1969
@plt1969 Ай бұрын
I'm at the end of my rope today with the screaming and I'm same my ears are ringing from it. Thank you I'm going to try the headphones that's brilliant.
@isabellacoleman6177
@isabellacoleman6177 Ай бұрын
Tent looks great !!!!
@bibbedyboo3532
@bibbedyboo3532 Ай бұрын
My son is 4 and has a fascination with girls in dresses. I just put him in my T Shirts, trouble is he wont give them back and I am running out of clothing.
@John-zn3vf
@John-zn3vf Ай бұрын
Great Q&A! So how many times a week so you guys hit the gym?
@aussieautismfamily
@aussieautismfamily Ай бұрын
Jordan - averages 5 times Jess- averages 3-4 times
@crystal-leephillips7937
@crystal-leephillips7937 Ай бұрын
30 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉happy birthday
@aussieautismfamily
@aussieautismfamily Ай бұрын
Thank you!!!
@crystal-leephillips7937
@crystal-leephillips7937 Ай бұрын
The only way you could be able for a few hours in a week is to have the day to
@MrsMonstargh
@MrsMonstargh Ай бұрын
I need a reel of the "get a drink of water" concept that u can share with hubby 😅
@missfelicity2
@missfelicity2 Ай бұрын
This would be an awesome series if you guys role played it! Totally write like "overstimulated craziness" and then have you be like ahhhhhhhhhh and him be like hey, did you want to get some water? Put all your little tricks and tips as shorts with little acting out scenarios like Jimmy on Relationships or something but with both of you and even the kids lol.
@tyreesetjjoyner1995
@tyreesetjjoyner1995 Ай бұрын
Good video. It’s great to see you back on KZfaq. I miss you so much ❤❤❤❤
@xuyi_wang
@xuyi_wang Ай бұрын
There is always some problem, so just let it come and face it😅
@crystal-leephillips7937
@crystal-leephillips7937 Ай бұрын
The only way you 😊😊😊
@missfelicity2
@missfelicity2 Ай бұрын
I'm praying you get approved for the funding! Can you post shorts of your IG content for us non-IGers? I love the tent. Hmm maybe we can attempt the beach one day.
@NicoleDeriso
@NicoleDeriso Ай бұрын
I'm very sorry that you had to go through these things. I am a current therapist using ABA and I help clients virtually. I know that the policies and practices of ABA can vary depending on where you live. My current company for example is based out of California, and it is very nice. We still offer prompts and collect data, but if the client refuses an answer we mark down refuse and move to the next thing. Other companies I have worked for were not the same. If you are a parent reading this I recommend looking up different ABA resources available to you before enrolling your child. You should always be informed of your child's care plan. Your BCBA should be the person you go to with any questions regarding changes to the plan. While the RBT can still answer questions about how it went.
@user-ev9sw4ee8j
@user-ev9sw4ee8j Ай бұрын
There is a autism herbal recommendations I got about dr Oyalo and his herbal remedy has work perfectly on my sons improvements in speech and social skill and my son fine till now
@crystal-leephillips7937
@crystal-leephillips7937 Ай бұрын
Rocky
@fionascheibel977
@fionascheibel977 Ай бұрын
🌟✨
@crystal-leephillips7937
@crystal-leephillips7937 Ай бұрын
🤞