10 traits of CHILDHOOD autism ALL parents should know!!!
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- This video discusses autistic traits commonly displayed in children. I really hope this helps all parents with children who have autism, any parents who suspect their child may have autism and anyone who is generally interested in the topic🦋 - Han :)
Dont be so hard on yourself, your video is very clear and informative, with or without the self conscious edits❤
Thank you x
after being put on a waitlist for an autism assessment ive started watching a lot of informational videos on autism and reading a lot about it and this was really useful to me because it reminded me a lot of the traits i had in my childhood since my memory is really bad when it comes to anything before 2023, im 14 now!! tysm for posting this video its very informative :D
I’m so glad you found it useful!! :)
I was able to relate to everything you said, I’m a 24 year old physician. I self diagnosed around 3 months ago.
Very informative, nice video. Keep up the good work!
the 8th trait when it happens in the evening instead of being tired after whole day can be attempt to process feeling of tiredness through motion, but more motion = more tiredness, so children can make this loop and need to learn evening routine of getting to bed
Hello!! I've not yet seen your channel until now, having this video show up on my recommend. As someone with autism, I'd love to hear you talk about those with ARFID because I have it as well and I never hear it being talked about really. It'd be very cool to have that Disorder recognized more from a video done by you. If this is something you aren't educated on at all and would prefer not to make a video on due to that, then I completely understand! Thanks for reading! ❤
Hannah, I didn't even notice the stuttering. You sound fine. And when doing public speaking, which is really what talking in a CZcams video is, non-vocalized pauses are fine when you need to get back on your thought train. The annoying alternative is vocalized pauses - uh, umm, you know, uh but, and umm, like, but like...etc. Oh to have spoken as well as you do when I was seventeen. Your video is well presented.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment I appreciate it a lot 🙏
I think hyper fixation is more permanent for autism and more changing for adhd. My hyperfixation for music always stayed(autism), while my adhd side gives me lots of side quests
What a wonderful way of putting it x
Great video, informative!♥️
Thank you for the support 💕
I have been binging videos like yours about autism for a couple months now since I had two really bad meltdowns at work, that caused me to cry uncontrollably for no reason at that moment. I had to go home because I just couldn't stop for more than a couple seconds. I was so embarrassed as I hadn't experienced that issues in many years, but my work environment has changed and I realized after that it was stressing me out on so many different levels. And when I had a video titled "Autism in Adults" and watched it that was put what really made it all start to click together that I could be autisic myself and no one knew. So now I really do think I could be autistic and its blowing my mind how much of my life and difficulties make sense finally😩. I wish I had known this when I was a kid though.
The feeling of no one understanding you and you not really understanding yourself can be so hard and isolating. A diagnosis does make it a lot easier even if your not diagnosed with anything because you can begin to understand yourself more and realise why certain things trigger your etc 🦋
Best video yet. Love this ❤
It’s sort of an issue for me regarding interests bc I got so many and it really annoys me that I don’t have time for it.
I understand this completely. I think of so many hobbies I want to try on top of everything I do already and it can get super overwhelming x
My favourite food is Gratin Dauphinois
A baked potato side dish that is first boiled in cream an milk with salt pepper sometimes an herb like rosemary or thym, and garlic.
Some version add cheese but the cream/milk mixture becomes thick while cooking and will brown on top even if no cheese is added
That sounds great! What country does this originate from ?x
Thank you for this informational video! ❤ me and my son enjoy chili an corn bread a lot when i cook. His favorite foods are shrimp/salmon/pizza. I used to to like to cook and i’d like to get back into it. You did a great job on your video! 🎉
Oh my gosh they all sound amazing! Thank you so much for the positive message you have given x
My favorite food is grilled mushrooms with onion and bell peppers.
can the 9th trait be "coke bottle effect" metaphor in autism ?
Thanks for the vid Is that what you supposed to say if you like it
is 10:10 an apraxia of speech ?
Is the seventh trait referring to PDA ?
That's a large trait for those with PDA, but an autistic person can have said trait without having PDA. Good question!
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Where did you have your assessment, nhs or private?
I was diagnosed through NHS CHAMS which is the child and adolescent mental health services :)
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@@Finding_HannahWas it *that* funny?
Just trying to interact with your comment
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