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Behavior intervention doesn’t stop when we leave the house! This is how I set clear expectations and follow through with them, even IN PUBLIC. Consistency matters! Children benefit from knowing what is expected of them and understanding that our follow-through doesn’t change just because we’re in a different environment. #BCBA #AutismMom #ABA #BehaviorIntervention #AutismParenting
BCBA MOM 🧩 💼224,900 views • 2 days ago
This is our story. In this video, you can see the day Kyler changed and was never the same again, after a routine appointment where he got shots, he had 6 vaccines that day, he got the DTaPR, Hep B, Hib (PRP-T), Influenza, Pneumococcal conjugate PCV 13 and Rotavirus which then triggered a high fever, then severe anemia, and after he got iron infusion for his anemia, he started showing more signs of autism. I have been gaslight many times when I have brought this up. But I’m not going to go against my intuition. I am not here to be liked. I’m here to share our experience, in hopes that it will help someone. I have looked into it and came to the conclusion that my son’s autism was not genetic and I will not be bullied into staying silent on this and to whoever decides to get in the comments attacking me, I demand respect for me child’s experience. We all have different experiences and that’s ok. There are a lot of families with stories similar to ours, who are silent because they are afraid to be ridiculed and called names. I was one of them. It can be very lonely, and this journey is already so isolating as it is, it just adds to it when people in our communities invalidate our life experiences. I have felt God strengthen me in standing up for what I know to be true.🙏🏾❤️ ##autismparenting##autismfamily##autismmom##autismandvaccinesautismstory
Nicole Prenoveau2,600,000 views • 7 months ago
what is level 1 autism, and why do so many autistic children experience an after-school collapse? understanding level 1 support starts with recognizing the hidden effort behind a calm appearance. #AutismAwareness #AutismEducation #Level1Autism #AutismParenting #Neurodiversity
ATwinJ373,300 views • 1 month ago
I yelled at my autistic child… and I wish I could take it back. "Get dressed!" "Brush your teeth!" "Stop playing!" "Come on, hurry up!" How many times have you repeated the same words until you finally lost your patience? Sometimes, your child isn't deliberately refusing to cooperate. They may be struggling with transitions, processing instructions, or understanding what is expected of them. And sometimes, you're so exhausted from repeating yourself that you end up yelling… only to feel guilty afterward. But what if there was a better way? What if you had a simple system to help you understand your child's needs, communicate more clearly, and support them through challenging everyday situations? You don't have to figure everything out alone. I created an Autism Support System designed to help mothers navigate these daily challenges with practical visual tools and supportive strategies. Comment 💬 BUNDLE to explore the Autism Support System. #AutismMum #AutismParenting #AutismSupport #AutisticChildren #Autismsupport
Rachel Carely71,000 views • 9 days ago
He would hand flap a lot when excited or angry. This sign was the more “obvious” one. He was already 2.5 years old in here and still not saying any words or sounds. Just squeals and shrieks. But I taught him how to use sign language and he was able to sign “please” and “more” #autismawareness #autismacceptance #autismawarenessmonth #autismsigns #autisminboys #autismparenting
Cherry Jean2,400,000 views • 1 year ago
I have learned so much in the eight years I’ve parented alongside autism, and some things I look back on and just laugh. That’s really all you can do. We are expected to know everything day one but none of us do. That’s okay, we are learning. 😄 #autism #autismparenting #funnyparentingmoments #facialgrimacing
Hales :)16,800 views • 10 months ago
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