Boy with Autism Chews on His Shirts
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- What should we do? Ezra Chews on his shirt. We think we may have the solution.
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My son chews on his shirt as well. He just turned 2 in June and I am working to get him an evaluation. I just want to help my son be as happy as possible!! Thanks for your videos.
So true! That is a good way to look at it!
I'm 16 and I have autism, and I still chew on my shirts. All of my shirts besides my button down shirts have holes in the collar from it.I wasn't redirected to other chew stim alternatives until it was 11, so now it's a habit that I do without even thinking about it. Also I had those Lego chew toys, and the rubber bumps on the back break off very easily, and if he chews on them too much it starts to crack on the edges of the brick texture and they fall off too. I got ones that looked like crystals, and they lasted much longer, and the bumps were way harder to chew off, and they were smaller and softer.
Thank you for sharing this. This is good to know.
What a sweet helpful sister he has❤
I think so too!
I chew on my shirts and mostly my fingers but sometimes use a necklace. Glad to see Ezra enjoying one so far the brick necklaces are awesome
Thanks for sharing. We like those brick necklaces the best! I think he likes the texture
@@7Aheadfamilyyep I like the little bumps of them too. Marie’s an amazing sister I love seeing her help her brothers out❤️
She is such a big help
Yay the cord thing is an added bonus!
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I used to along with putting it on my finger and then a desk
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I'm looking at pursuing a diagnosis in my 30s. I chewed my pencils in school, my sleeves on long sleeve shirts, the plastic nosepieces on metal-frame glasses (now I only go for plastic frame glasses with molded-in nosepieces), and, well into college, the collars on t-shirts. Switching from t-shirts to polos broke me of that habit.
That is interesting. Thank you for sharing. this video we talk about some online tests that anyone can take for free to see the risk of autism. The last one I mention in this video is made for adults. You may find it interesting.
I've just printed out a copy of the DSM criteria and am going through old photos and developmental paperwork (I was in OT for motor issues, and every time a progress report was made on that they analyzed everything from motor to social to academic), and am writing down what I find (plus what I remember and how I behave currently). I've got multiple things matching each of the diagnostic criteria, so I'm fairly confident of what the result will be.
Hope that is helpful! Keep us posted with how it goes. 😊
I have a few of those emmalina ends up wrapping the necklace around her
They are fun!
My little brother used to chew on their shirt, and my mom got them chewy necklaces. It worked!
Great! Yeah. Ezra likes to chew on them, we are just good losing them
Thank you ❤️❤️
You’re welcome 😊
I used to chew my shirt when I was his age.
Thanks for sharing! ❤️😊❤️
I did too
Me, too! And my bed sheets, and my blankets. And Tupperware plastic cup rims. And window seals. Especially when my parents told me I couldn't suck my thumb any more!
Wow, you chewed window seals? ❤️ Ezra will chew his cords and toys too.
Window sills! Can anyone say "lead poisoning"? Yah, no wonder I'm all sorts of weird!
I used to chew my shirt a lot, even now I chew my shirt a bit, idk why I chew my shirt but I kinda like it
Cool. Thank you for sharing. ❤️
If you wondering what that tree necklace is called it’s called a jewellery I have those because I also show my clothes because I also have autism and I have a special needs as well. I don’t wanna see all of them because I have a lot. I was just telling you that I want to show my clothes, so what they’re actually called. Electrocautery necklace is the code to Louise if you just letting you know if you are I’m doing what they were actually called if you want to buy more
Oh cool. Thanks for sharing! 🏞️
You’re welcome I find it hard talking about my autism and my other disabilities to people because I don’t know help. “why do I feel more comfortable talking to about my parents with my parents and with you I know it’s not face-to-face that to me your family
It’s good to share and connect with people who you have things in common with, and family is great too in different ways they can be a support as well. ❤️
I can support your family so I want to instabilities. I want to mention not only autism. Also go dyslexia and have disabilities not only wants them and dyslexia
Thank you for sharing.
That kind of behavior is actually common for Kids who are on the more severe side of the spectrum.
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Yeah i did that too, that and head banging not diagnosed yet though, don't know what got me out of it.
Thanks for sharing
I hope these work for you. Chewing his shirt is gross & looks bad + it ruins his shirts but what can u do, rite. Goidluck
Thanks! ❤️
When I was younger I was also a picky eater. I still do not eat asparagus, broccoli or cauliflower even today. I only started eating carrot sticks and celery sticks when I was able to dip them in ranch dressing or blue cheese dressing (like the way they are usually served with buffalo wings). Now as an adult I am able to eat cooked carrots if I have a pepper shaker and I am able to add some pepper for flavor.
When I was six years old (almost seven) I was introduced to Chicken McNuggets and I liked the dipping sauces (especially the barbecue sauce and hot mustard). Over time after eating this and some other solid foods I eventually started eating salads with Roquefort or blue cheese dressing and later acquired a taste for other salad dressing flavors such as oil and vinegar. I seem to remember that I was into my teenage years by then, though.
I have read that if you freeze a banana and put it through a food processor you can make something similar to ice cream but without all of the unhealthy ingredients that ice cream contains. You might give that a try (if he likes ice cream and other frozen snacks). I have not tried this myself but it sounds good. One word of warning, though. Bananas contain potassium and potassium is good in reasonable quantities but too much can be dangerous. You might want to consult with a doctor and/or a nutritionist about how much potassium is healthy for someone of his age,height,and weight. Bananas are good,but too much of anything is not good.
Also you might try making popsicles out of fruit juices. 100 percent fruit juice is nutritionally the best and still tastes good. I think they sell molds for this at Target. Walmart may also carry them.
There are at least a few important do’s and don’ts to be aware of as well.
1. Don’t serve ice cream, brownies, or other other junk foods for breakfast under any circumstances. This includes toast with maple syrup or honey on it. My sister tends to have breakfasts like this and it is very bad for her teeth. She has had at least one root canal and tooth extraction already.
2. Do teach him to use a spoon as soon as possible. He is old enough to learn how to do this (especially with the help of a physical or occupational therapist). If he does not learn this and other skills that he is physically capable of learning there is a good chance that other kids his own age will laugh at him.
3. Once you get him eating solid foods you can teach him how to cut them himself. You can begin with butter knives and plastic knives and then work up from there as soon as he is developmentally ready. Do not cut all of his food for him;this is (most likely) not necessary. Even though he is not talking yet he can probably still learn this even without saying his first words yet. He can work on this at first on fairly soft foods such as chicken fingers (once he begins eating them). He may not be ready for steak yet, but chicken should at least be an option.
He can also begin learning how to use a good quality plastic fork that won’t break easily with the help of a physical or occupational therapist. He can begin to learn how to pick up and eat small pieces of cantaloupe and watermelon this way and eventually work his way up to chicken fingers. This worked for me when I was younger and you recently mentioned that he seems to like melon. Therefore this may work for him also.
For the moment this is all that I can think of for suggestions on how to get Ezra eating more foods (preferably ones with good nutritional value).
Thank you so much for all of the tips. ❤️ Adam likes to make fruit and vegetable shakes in the morning and Ezra and Simon will both eat it sometimes. 😊
Just left sam's club I love your videos I think Ezra likes them I think that his name it's the sounds I here Im deaf
Ezra did great at Sam’s club
Can you do a night Time routine as its summer and you did a summer morning routine?
Yes. We did a bedtime routine here. czcams.com/video/veqihCXPiWQ/video.html
What a great idea! He can chew and play with cords!!
He loves those
Hey 👋 7 ahead family your kids are so cute 🥰
Thank you so much 🤗
I used to chew holes in my long sleeves when I was in school. My mom used to get so mad. We didn’t know I was autistic back then so we didn’t understand why I was doing it. We tried other things but I just kept going back to the sleeves
Thank you so much for sharing ❤️💜❤️
I have a dragon chew necklace
That is serious cool. We'll have to look into that
He need go to see speech therapist
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To this day I still chew on my shirt even at the mall and it’s normal for me but my brother thinks I’m crazy so he. Slaps my hands to stop chewing on my shirt
Thanks for sharing! ❤️
Save her? How is chewing on your shirt life threatening?
I chew on shirts sometimes and have a specific taste for shorts with buttons but i have stopped and switched to playing with pop it’s instead of chewing on shirts
Nice! Poppitz. 😊 that’s a great idea. Thank you!
thanks so much for your video, my son is also autistic, now he is four years, my son used to chew things like this but now he stops. he can say some of the words, like papa, Mommy and No. He is at the school now but he can't pay attention as a normal kids, he just walks around the class and sometimes he is sleeping during the class.
Thank you so much for watching and sharing. ❤️
That’s great your son is saying some words!
It's not gonna be short for me. It isn't a stimble I had to because I had a lot of fat lips cause I we didn't take very kind of people talking a lot of stuff about us and we used to fight getting a lot of fights when I was a little kid, I used to forget and so many fights when I was about as a resage. I had to be sent to home to the from school several times I had to say I want to say friends with these people they want to be my friends but I didn't take any stuff in the. I'm not that tough person, i'm, you know, but I used to get the c*** kid cause everyone my friends used to getting so many fights. We can't sell many fights, we all have, we're sucking on the shorts to make a fat lip, we had a bloody lip assault and like we used to get in so many fights. When we were kids, and I'm glad it's all. Because we were violent, we were like, 14 years old. Gotten a big fight with the cops I was. I was like one of the first times I hung around with my friends in my neighborhood so I don't allow people. And we used to fight with the cops all the time and I was sick of it because I know a lot of cops because there's a lot of cops that before my friend started hanging around my neighborhood that I knew from a lot of schools. I knew a lot of people and I didn't allow people that ended up being friends that just does not get along. Now, I'm just trying to go to. I'm gonna go to Virginia and visit someone I'm writing a nice place around. I've been there once. I wanted to go back so bad. I'm gonna try to find a place around here, chipa.
I'm looking for a place where the pool to I just want to jump in a pool when I get off the bus so I'm just going to fly to New York and state New York and then take a bus to Virginia. I have no I think I'm going to Virginia thouoh.
Oh. ❤️
Hi new subscriber here. My daughter has been diagnosed autism level 3 recently. It was the most painful feelings i ever had. Becouse i have lots of worries and fears for her future now as a mom 😭 its good to watched you's vedios that i can relate. Btw way my daughter is 4yrs old and very a touch to the dummy. I tried the same one you've got for your son but doesn't work😢
Thank you for sharing and subscribing. ❤️ We hope our videos can help. Let us know what you want to know about and we’ll make sure to mention it. 😊
I have a dragon munchable necklace
Cool! Thank you so much for sharing!❤️
I am a behavioral treatment technician at a place for children with autism! We have a necklace for each of the children that come to the center just in case. We have ones that are like an x and they have helped the kids a lot especially with tradition from one activity to another!
The only question I have is does the high chair for esra help him stay calmer during meal time or is it all just for his safety! I am curious because if it makes him feel more calm that is amazing that you can still use it for him!
Yes, it does help him a lot to stay calmer and actually eat. Without it, he gets distracted too fast and is off doing other things. It has been a great chair and it can turn into a desk as well… amzn.to/45x9OHs
@@7Aheadfamily I like your way of thinking! Kids with autism are amazing!!
So true!
@@7Aheadfamily I’m still trying to learn how to help one do transitions from an activity to going into the bathroom!
Right! What we are finding what is working well with Simon is providing a good reward that he likes for going to the potty, and thankfully it’s actually working really well. 😊
My grandma use to let me chew on my teething toys
That is a smart grandma
My baby (2) is doing this 😔 we don’t know if he has autism yet but it looks like he does got him these necklaces too hopefully it works
Thank you so much for sharing.
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I wonder if Ezra is chewing because he is uncomfortable or in pain. Maybe he has a urinary tract infection or something else that is causing pain.
From what I can remember from childhood on I usually only chewed on my shirts when I was in pain. Sometimes it was an ear infection. Other times it was a sinus infection. Other times it was a urinary tract infection. Sometimes even just an overly full bladder can trigger this. Shirt chewing never helped with toothaches or headaches, but otherwise it would often help to take my mind off of most other types of pain that I was feeling at the moment. Any of these might be enough to cause an increase in stims including the type mentioned in this video.
As an adult I don’t typically chew on my shirts but I did this myself for a short time back in early May of this year. This was in the days and hours before a kidney stone in my left ureter finally passed. After the stone passed the pain was gone and I haven’t chewed on any of my shirts since. Ezra probably doesn’t have a kidney stone (they are pretty rare at his age) but it seems to me that something is causing him discomfort.
Thank you for sharing. You bring up a valid point, if Ezra has pain, he has no way of communicating to us where that pain is. This is a big issue, and has brought us into the ER a couple of times. Usually if Ezra is in pain we can tell by his different behavior. When he was 4 years old he had problems with pain and we found out it was acid reflux. But it's still a guessing game. Thank you for the ideas and for sharing your own experiences.
@@7Aheadfamily He is not getting enough chewing in his diet. raw cabbage, raw carrots, tough meat, stale bread, fresh peas, all this is missing. Make hard foods his only available foods for a period of time. Do NOT allow to chew on clothes, do allow chewing gum.
Chewing is not abnormal want, nor it is diagnostic, with exception of Smuth_Magenis syndrome, it is normal, what is not normal is the parent not providing boundaries and allowing damaging possessions.
I like the idea of giving Ezra more chewing foods, right now he is going through a praise, though, where he simply won’t eat, so we are trying to get him his Valerie’s through shakes and drinks with vitamins and such. Today he did makes progress, though. He ate some Mellon.
@@7Aheadfamily This is very simple: just give NOTHING ELSE, and he will eat whatever foods are given. the technique is simple: in the morning you put out whatever food YOU chose (for example, raw carrots). Call the child once. Give 20 min for the meal, after that say "finished" and take the food away (some specialists advise to demonstrate throwing the food into a bin, I advise eating it if a parent wants to finish the food). 4 hours to go without a singkle snack, without a crumb!!!! Then next meak : the SAME food rejected at breakfast appears at the table, the child is called "come to eat" or "food is ready", 20 min are given. the remaining food is removed.
Repeat as many meals as you need for the child to start being grateful for any food.
Similar technique exists for toilet training.
Do not pay attention to his eating! his survival is his business! he is not helpless, he is a strong young homo sapiens male, possessing the survival instinct and capable of surviving on any food. Do not offer anything special, do not express interest. Show that you don't mind and don't care about what and how much he eats, however you won't give any replacements.
You don’t know my son. He wouldn’t eat.
I chewed on my clothes before because it serves as a yummy snacks
Thanks for sharing ❤️ what eventually led to you stopping?
@@7Aheadfamily Handkercheif (im autistic)
Interesting! That’s a good option. 😊
almost 12k wow
Getting there!
What does Ezra do throughout the day? Does he go to pre-school? Will he go to school?
Ezra has gone to school before, but he does better now at home doing therapy while we are potty training him. We hope he can go back to school after he gets potty trained. He loves school especially going on the bus.
@@7Aheadfamily How do you potty train?
He wears underwear most of the day, We are putting him on the potty quite a bit. We are teaching him to sign ASL “toilet”
Although a potentially abusive technique such as this would work with someone like Simon, it is completely unnecessary as he will learn on his own without the unnecessary force, and potentially negative long term effects. With Ezra , we did something similar to this, however, having him clean up, his messes is actually rewarding for him as he loves to make messes and the attention he gets while cleaning them up. He is making progress, and will eventually get there on his timetable.
@@7Aheadfamily Again, your irrational belief take precedence. This technique is NOT abusive at all, as each child has a choice to go do things into the loo, not on the floor.
It WILL work with Ezra, if the mother gets temporarily switched off (goes on holiday), as the mother is determined to NOT do this.
Is Simon nappy free already (should have been by 18 months, by the way)?
Your idea that "eventually we will get there" is also irrational. No, it won't get there. if by 7 your techniques did not succeed, they won't succeed in the next 50 years.
You are losing valuable time by sticking to measuresthat don't work.
I can tell you that there is nowhere more negative than the Ezra's current situation:
you soooo protected him from any stress that he did not need speaking.
However, Angelman syndrome is still a possibility, then I will take my words back - this needs a blood test though!
Hey!!! Love you guys!!! What about break downs? I want to hit the road but I’m afraid of my son having his enormous break downs and people not understanding. Do you guys deal with this???
Keep the rv rolling and God bless you all!!!
Hope to meet you guys one day!!! ❤
Great question! Yeah, that does happen sometimes, you just have to have thick skin and not care what other people think. 😊. Here’s a few examples…
Autism Meltdown at Black Canyon National Park
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Autism Meltdowns, Triggers, Tantrums, and Helpful Tips
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these are great but how did they not knpw about them so many autistic , no autistic people use these
Thank you for sharing! ❤️
@@7Aheadfamily i am autistic and my brother is serverly and we do this and use these i have resd my comment bakc and think it s rude i am so sorry i meant it in a good way not bad sorry i dont alway think when writting stuff this is due to my adhd
It’s ok. We knew you weren’t meaning to be rude. We’ve used these too before, back when Ezra was 3 and 4 years old. but needed to get Ezra a new packet of them now that he is chewing on his shirts again. ❤️
Ah thats good i love to see familes realy trying to get there autistic children they may not get all the time but they do lots and they try new things that help there children and this is exactley what you are doing and i love it
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I would have washed those , then sterilized them in hot water before giving it to him directly from the packaging.
Thanks for the tip. ❤️
I chew my polo shirt everytime I wear it even when I’m out
Thank you for sharing!🩵🩵
Your removal of my thoughtful and polite comment proves your determination to keep things as bad as they are ( psychiatric disorder in 2 boys). I am not surprised, I saw it straight away. You need autism in them, it validates you.
@7Aheadfamily I know that your son is a human, I know universal techniques for human children, and I know that science has not known a single case where a kid died in front of a plate with food.
You know what your kid's autism is? "My mum cares about me so much that I cannot develop as a normal human".
Your care is too much, pathological, and suffoc@tes the development. Your don WILL eat, will eat everything, happily ! But you never let him! That is what is scary. The technique is tested on thousands of kids, works 100%, and is only sabotaged by mothers sometimes.
The technique is: 1) remove the availability of any crumb, crisp or morsel for the kid to obtain outside meals.
2) 3 times a day you say "Simon, food", and NOTHING else, not a single word about food, meal or him.
3) The food is available for 20 min.
4) You DON'T help him eat!!!
5) After 20 min, the food is removed with the word "finished".
6) The food is destroyed in the view of the kid - either eaten or thrown into the bin.
7) If the kid refused to eat the previous meal, same kind of food is offered for the next meal.
The technique works absolutely and with every kid. It is up to you to use it or not, but you must realise that it is YOU who intends to keep the problem snd worsen it, not your child. It is YOU who subconsciously desires to sabotage the normal development for yoyr two kids. Just face your inner desires, they are hidden from yourself.
Your kid WILL eat , and any food problems will be forgotten in a couple of weeks. BUT you won't let it happen.
To try to help you and your kids, I must make you aware of your own inner protest.
We’ve only removed comments where you were rude to other people. We are choosing not to remove your comments that are rude to us.
@@7Aheadfamily So, you mean that stating that a person is making a dangerous mistake is rude? If you are driving without a seatbelt on, and someone says: be careful, by driving like that you are endangering yoyrself and the kids - you just consider the person rude, not caring?
So, criticism is off the mark? How are you going to learn, if pointing out your mistakes is perceived as rude? This is closing off any potential getting out of the chain of mistakes.
Yes, several of your comments have been very rude to others and that’s why they’ve been deleted. You can say or suggest things nicely, but you didn’t, and that’s why they were deleted.
@@7Aheadfamily You claim they were rude, but they were not, and having deleted them, it is convenient to claim that they were rude, of course. The copy of my comment is above - there is nothing rude. You publish your actions and their results, you claim your family has a huge problem (autism) therefore this public blog invited opinions.
An unwanted opinion is not rude, if it is justified. i do not make empty statements but justify every word. This is a normal frank discussion and should not be viewed as rude, however uncomfortable the issues raised might be for you.
I looked at your website - you ask for money... different "membership"... wow, I am speechless. Does your husband work? Or is it state welfare?
Which website are you talking about? Patreon? Yeah, not making much there. Adam has a construction company, maybe you should watch some more of our videos as you love them so much 😊
My 6 year old son has global delayed development and chews on his shirts and everything he puts his hand on, e g toys , headphones etc but not food. I brought him the brick chew necklaces and he chews on the lace and plastic catch but not the brick.
How about stopping him from chewing, as Lovaas did, with controlled aversives? Don;t you think it is your job as a mother to stop inappropriate behaviours in the young kid?
Feeding the kid raw carrots and cabbage only and exclusively for 3 days will satisfy his need for chewing.
Somehow, I don't think that would work. But thanks for your advice . I will put it on the list with everything that doesn't work.
@@amyreynolds1893 Why such prejudice? You have not tried, but already made your conclusion? IT WORKS IF A PARENT KNOWS WHAT TO DO.
Why does it work with puppies and kittens? Do you consider your child to be below the intellectual level of a 4 month old puppy ? Do you think you respect him enough, so lacking in belief in his abilities? Just google "puppy chews on clothes" and follow the advice. Puppies also do not understand human speech.
I know my child and I know what works and what doesn't thank you.
Amyreynolds1893 thank you for sharing. Every child is so different. And I can tell you are a caring and loving mother, finding things that work for him. ❤️
Awesome videos
Glad you like them!
They are amazing. My godsons use them because they have autism.
Yes we like them. Now we just need to quit losing them all the time. We can never find them, when we need them. ❤️
@@7Aheadfamily they're different sizes and shapes not just that size
Awesome!
Does Ezra need clothes? It seems like hes always wearing stuff thats way 2 small 4 him.. Ya'll need 2 setup a PO Box so ppl can send stuff 2 your fam..
That is very kind of you, but we have clothes for Ezra. Sometimes he just likes wearing what he’s wearing. You can see their closet full of clothes in the home tour. Here czcams.com/video/NMvx44mC_3E/video.html
Have you tried to teach Ezra to swim?
we have. but we need to work on it more
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Sorry about that! We’ll do that right now. 😊
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Vorbind foarte serios,moare copilul si nu este timp de amanat,din motive ca nu.cunoastem.adevarul..linistea....
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O maimutica nu ai????Doar a mea
when I try to translate what you said, it says, "Don't you have a monkey???? Only mine" What did you mean by that? Sorry I don't understand
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Is a dream...
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I.m a Vichy eichyyyy whycii
@@robertpotenchin6628 ey hermano no entiendo tus comentarios te suplico respeto para esta familia , exprésate con mas rectitud. Gracias
Any genetic testing for Angelman syndrome?
Of course , not.
Array CGH?
Of course, not.
Why would we do that? I thought all we needed to do was 3 days of eating carrots and cabbage.
@@7Aheadfamily No, not all the family. And not only carrots and cabbage - anything firm: stale bread, nuts (almonds, for example), dry cured meat, cured pork with skin on (very lovely tasting). All foods that require intense chewing.
This will satisfy his desire to chew and steer him away from maladaptive behaviour.
Regarding genetic testing - your severely affected son is blonde, smily, does not speak at all and has poor motor skills - all this indicates Angelman syndrome as a possibility
. If this is the case, speech therapy will never work - so exclusion of Angelman syndrome is a must for him, I highly recommend that you obtain this test (or the full array CGH, to know any other genetic causes).
OK, that makes more sense. We looked into Angelman syndrome at one time, I can’t remember where we left off with that. He has been diagnosed with apraxia of speech. But thank you for the reminder to circle back around to checking things out for angel man syndrome.
@@7Aheadfamily You might have to push for it, doctors don't like discovering something they failed to look for before. The best thing is array CGH, you will know everything then, including Angelman. Autism diagnose is a catch-all bin for when medics are not interested to actually diagnose properly. Apraxia of speech is just another label. Means " does not speak".
Thank you, we will look into that.
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