Understanding Autistic Differences - How Autistic Kids' Brains Are Uniquely Created
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- čas přidán 1. 04. 2024
- Understanding Autistic Differences: : How Autistic Kids' Brains Are Uniquely Wired
🌟 Unique Neural Pathways: Autistic children have distinctive neural pathways, fostering creativity and alternative problem-solving approaches.
🌟 Intense Focus and Passion: Their brains often exhibit intense focus and passion for specific interests, paving the way for remarkable expertise in niche areas.
🌟 Enhanced Perceptual Abilities: Heightened perceptual abilities may lead to keen observation skills and a profound appreciation for detail.
🌟 Innovative Thinking: Autistic brains promote innovative thinking, offering fresh perspectives and imaginative solutions to challenges.
🌟 Exceptional Memory: Many autistic children possess exceptional memory capabilities, facilitating profound recall and learning retention.
Parents learn to adopt a mindset of seeing ur child from a 'unique' lens than a 'he's not like other kids' lens. Celebrating these unique attributes to nurture your child's distinctive strengths and cultivate a supportive environment where every aspect of their neurodiversity is embraced and celebrated.
By doing this, we can unlock the extraordinary potential within each autistic child's beautifully unique mind. 💫
#NeurodiversityAwareness #AutismAcceptance
How to improve speech clarity of almost 7 year old. Especially struggling with letter r to be pronounced correctly?
Good evening mam.
Last time I saw your video and comment to you and you answered me.
Your video truely inspired me to work with my child.
Please share a video how to improve expressive language for a 6 yrs mild autistic child.
புரிதல் உங்கள் குழந்தைக்கு இருக்கா மேம்?
Yes
@@piu3132பேச்சு எப்படி இருக்கு மேம்.தெரப்பி தருகிறீர்களா
This is the reason I am making videos piu. I am proud of you to have started. Don't give up at any time. Continue, comment here if u need any help. ❤
Expressive language - will do more. Did u see the video for 5yr old? That will help u. But I will make one more video on the topic u requested on Thursday!
Thank you mam
Hi mam my chld is 5.4 yr old he can speak a sentence but sometimes he speak random things like cow cat if he didn't see or i can't teach related this sudden he speaks poem or cow cat or if he saw crow then he says crow is thirsty and
if asked the questions sometimes he can answer and sometimes repeate the questions or someline is it gestalt learner
Or mam how to teach him two way conversation he cannot abel to conversation
please help me
Hi dhara, yes it does seem like he might be a Gestalt Learner. I have made a video on this very topic today. I'll post it this week stay tuned!
Thank you so much mam can you share how to engage with others to speak mns two way conversation
Hello mam,
My son is five year old...i made a blunder....i give him a phone when he was in 6 month... with in one or two months start to say the rhymes, phonics identify the colour....so I thought he is learning by himself.... screen time become more than six hours every day...but he can't able to tell natural calls...at the age of 3...I want to put him i school but I can't because he is zero in communication...i convinced my family and send him to the therapy at the age of 4...now he is asking his needs... answering some questions to me....he is not questioning...he is not talking to other people.... Now i what to do mam...do he has really autism?
Hi shiffnas, unfortunately I can't diagnose autism in the comments. U can ask for a diagnosis from a clinical or psychologist using the test ISAA.
Yes screentime at the early age does cause delay ( instagram.com/reel/C3enQa3PtC_/?igsh=bmZpcm4xcG9zcm90)
But it's really good that he learned words on his own, he has progressed to asking for his needs, answering some questions. This is good progress!
Help him development the next set of skills. U and him can do it!
Plz help to stop hand pulling n communication. Rest they have improved. 🙏🙏🙏
Yes this is important for many parents. Will do it.
How or when can I tell my 10 year old daughter her younger sister is autistic. She is a very sensitive person. Even she doesn't know what autism is
Really depends on the maturity of the older child in understanding. Id suggest u first start sensitising her (older girl) in helping her younger sister, in making her understand that her little sister has some needs (she loves to move more, she loves that rhyme that's why she's signing it often, she feels emotions too deeply than u and me that's why this problem is making her cry /laugh so much etc) and then when u think she is making accomodations for her little sister then u can get a story book on autism and read with her.
resource: www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=researchautism.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/OAR_SiblingResource_Parents_2015.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwiYuvy01KOFAxXGS2wGHUvFB4EQFnoECD8QAQ&usg=AOvVaw3ytF8lya0P8rP8d59jlYWT
@@PriankaEvangelineSLP thank you dear. Last day when we three did prayer , I cried to help my little one,then the elder one was sad but she said Allah gave this speech pblm don't cry. Then she brought her Islamic book and read it to me. Gift of Allah . Nowadays she is always watching, whenever I feel sad and stuck for a moment she asks what happened
Can u put a video for potty training for 4 yr kid
Hi! I will add it to my list hamna!
@@PriankaEvangelineSLP thnk u