One humble request to all the parents out there, avoid screen time inorder to help your child from autism.
@dthjbfrvbj2 ай бұрын
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@SheilaHassel2 ай бұрын
My grandson is 16 months old he has been slow to say words he mumbles and he won't answer or look when you call out his name or just try to get his attention he doesn't respond you have to jar him but I've worried about this . This child is exceptionally smart and I feel like Austin is to I just don't get to spend as much time teaching being 66 yr old Meme n mom works 2 jobs so I might to to get him checked. But watching this lil boy makes me not so worried if he is autistic then its just one more thing to love about him !! ❤️❤️❤️
@rockytharpjr2 ай бұрын
Yeah but what happened?
@TheDetoxCureGuide2 ай бұрын
Children with autism have abnormal levels of multiple markers in the blood. These markers can be improved by vitamins and detoxification. The research shows once they are improved behavior improves. I made a video on this research. The earlier children are treated the better. Cheers.
@respectlove94962 ай бұрын
YOUR BABY IS JUST PERFECT. NEWER FALL IN THE TRAPS OF GETTING YOUR BABY LABELED " AS AUTISTIC". WE ARE ALL HUMAN BEINGS AND NOT PERFECT. NO SINGLE HUMAN DOES NOT WANT TO LIVE WITH A PSYCHIATRIC LABEL OF THEIR BRAIN. THIS DIAGNOSE ITSELF IS THE REASON WHY SOME CHILDREN CAN NOT OVERCOME AUTISM. INSTEAD OF LABELING YOUR BABY " AUTISTIC". LABEL YOUR BABY AS " GENIUS". CARRY YOUR BABY ON YOUR SHOULDER. SIT YOUR BABY AT THE HIGHEST CHAIRS, HUG YOUR BABY, INCREASE SELF ESTEEM OF YOUR BABY AND KISS YOUR BABY ALL THE TIME. BABIES NEED THE LOVE MOST. YOUR BABY IS AWARE OF EVEN THE BRAND NEW CLOTHES BABY WEARS. TAKE YOUR BABY TO FREQUENT OUTDOOR WALKS. LOTS OF TALKING, LOTS OF LOVE, LOTS OF CARE AND ATTENTION WILL MAKE YOUR BABY TOP SPEAKER ON THIS WORLD. BABIES ARE LEARNING NEW WORDS LIKE ADULTS, LEARNING A NEW LANGUAGE WORD BY WORD. ON TOP OF THIS, BABIES ARE THE MOST SCARED ONES. A BABY CAN CRY WITH A HIGH PITCH ADULT SCREAMING OR, WHEN YOU BATHE THEM WITH WATER AND TOUCH TO THEM. BE GENTLE AND VERY LOVING TOWARDS YOUR BABY. NEWER LEAVE YOUR BABY IN A DARK BEDROOM AT NIGHT UNATTENDED. ALWAYS RUN TO YOUR BABY WHEN THE BABY CRIES FOR HELP AT NIGHT. FEAR OF THE BABY CAUSES " AUTISM" IT IS THE PARENT'S JOB TO HELP BABY WITH THIS FEAR. DO NEVER LET YOUR BABY TO FALL A SLEEP BY CRYING. FEAR IS REAL AND ALIVE. DON'T LEAVE YOUR BABY VULNERABLE. IF YOU LOVE YOUR BAY LIKE "YOU WOULD LOSE YOUR HEAD IF SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED TO YOUR BABY", NOTHING WILL HAPPEN TO YOUR BABY. FROM AN EXPERT/HEALTH CARE PROVIDER AND A MOTHER.
@もちきん-z1p3 ай бұрын
尻丸出し草
@JennyLove13313 ай бұрын
I use to be like that and was told I didn’t have it
@lucindathomas10163 ай бұрын
thank you for sharing
@walkwithmedevon863 ай бұрын
Red is the psychological color of communication ❤
@walkwithmedevon863 ай бұрын
We understand language before we can tell you 🧠🗣️📣
@walkwithmedevon863 ай бұрын
They weren’t showing you that anything was wrong that’s why they cried
@walkwithmedevon863 ай бұрын
I have a comment for the author. Listen again when you answer your baby but they didn’t say what it was 🧠:🧠 Clue 1
@ivysauberan47983 ай бұрын
It seems that lots of other people have commented this as well, but I'll just reiterate: High-functioning autism/Asperger's is way too pathologized. I'm sort of "borderline" on the spectrum, behavior unique enough that my mom had me tested as a 5 year old (they basically said some traits of autism, no diagnosis could be made). I was diagnosed officially at 17 (but as a caveat I was in an inpatient facility, very sleep-deprived and definitely not functioning at my best). Therapists I had over the years did suspect I was on the spectrum as well. Now that you have that background - please remember one thing in raising your son. He will have his own unique needs and preferences, but every other person on this earth does as well. Listen to him when he explains his needs to you. Don't infantilize him. I was the typical "gifted" kid, but I dropped out of college because my parents never worked with me to appropriately find a schedule to stick to and appropriately self-regulate. They were constantly trying to "fix" me, and when it became clear that my biological needs (mostly sleep issues) and ways of thinking were different from a lot of people's, they threw around the word "autism" mercilessly to infantilize me and paint me as dysfunctional. I ended up moving out and living on my own for a few years, slowly learning to adapt my own unique needs and habits to the "real world." Meanwhile, my two younger siblings, especially my younger sister, were - and still are - spoiled rotten. I saw my sister yesterday and was horrified - this adult child is 22 years old, she threw a hissy fit when there was a 15 minute wait at the restaurant we went to. She has money thrown at her because she is still in college, has every whim provided for, and is insistent that she is far more mature and functional than I because she is still in college. She's in for a cruel awakening when she needs to actually find a job and support herself. I can only hope that my parents will cut off funding and she'll have to support herself and become a functional adult the way I did. The point of all this is the following: The "autism" label has NOTHING to do with how functional and self-sufficient your child will be. Every single child needs to go throw a period where they learn to balance their own personality and needs with the realities of supporting themselves in the adult world. As a parent, both extremes of completely neglecting these needs in childhood AND coddling far into adulthood will result in a dysfunctional adult who will not be able to appropriately care for themselves. That's my 2 cents, I hope it helps. Your kid is adorable, and you should have high hopes for him. :)
@oGBooDirty85853 ай бұрын
Too many vaccines
@parwatisamant10104 ай бұрын
God bless the baby
@bountyhunter49494 ай бұрын
Were complex beings. And things will go wrong. But everything is manageable.
@nofilterbtxh50004 ай бұрын
Simply the fact that you recognised signs so early shows how much of an attentive parent you are!
@maozedung72704 ай бұрын
Why you fixed him in a plastic chair? He thinks you are terrible! Everywhere around him are the future rubbish made from plastic.
@nourahamid-um4xv4 ай бұрын
Wow...very inspiring
@xdpunk35994 ай бұрын
Alot of “ autistic” people were just raised wrong like people are saying in the comments or tricked or diagnosed what ever yes but still autisim is a thing
@Mixwell19834 ай бұрын
My 11 month old doesn't have any of these signs and based on the actions I don't know if anything would raise a concern as a parent other than him being soo enterained by the book for that long or the TV. Our first son is fine also so I guess if the 2nd baby showed any stand out differences we may have thought "huh that's different" but if you were a 1st time parent im sure none of this would really stand out if you didn't know what to look for.
@islamonlysolution4615 ай бұрын
Good luck to kids i have my own baby and i love wll babies ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@akierapeaks48825 ай бұрын
How did you teach your baby how to count, alphabets, & months of the year so early
@lynlyn59905 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing And he is a pretty smart boy too
@T3xasP3te5 ай бұрын
Hey I’m a new father to a baby girl, and I have no clue about parenting I’m doing my research with formulas trying to get good standard formulas to try and avoid and genetic mutation that could lead to autism if already isn’t instilled. Any tips on how to be a new father ? I looked into mutual funds for her and looking to get her credit frozen until she needs it. All the help would be appreciated. God Bless
@AliceGibbs-x8j5 ай бұрын
Within weeks of starting Dr. Oyalo's autism herbal medicine, we noticed a significant reduction in our son's sensory issues,hyperactivity and meltdowns. Incredible
@tomekk.26206 ай бұрын
My son's similiar in behaviour. Fight against autism is a real mortal kombat.
@jomercurio15206 ай бұрын
Just a question, say you ended up with child who you felt was just too affected for you to want to deal with? I mean like if you knew that there was just no way you could "be the best parent" to them. Could you turn them over for 'adoption' to the county? Some people just know they dont want that in their lives and they wouldnt be good to them. There has to be options, but I didnt know of any advice I could give
@FitnessfK7 ай бұрын
Som time is the issue is given him phone and make them only watch tv and day long and not taking to them as much this also can cause autism and not breastfeeding as will it can cause it as Mam milk its so beneficial to the development of the baby
@petergriffiinbirdistheword7 ай бұрын
My baby is 6 months and not babbling, coo'ing ect. He hit me or himself when something is wrong. Not sure if thats normal but his doctors said he should be making noise by now.
@summersonly69527 ай бұрын
Like many, I believe he was born normal and stayed normal until one of those vaccines was just not good for him. Not sure if it was one too many or possibly given too close to receiving another vaccine. The amount of vaccines given is unreal and only continues to grow. I'm 50. We didn't use to have so many "special" children. To say it's sad is an understatement. Creating vaccines a billion dollar industry. Of course we need every single one if you let them tell it.
@rrijecanka7 ай бұрын
I agree
@tmlee1236 ай бұрын
No he showed signs at 10 months. You get mmr at 18 to 24 months. Nice try though.
@emuscreeches60927 ай бұрын
I was watching this video as someone who is prepping for an autism evaluation as an adult, but your daughter's stank face at the end gave me a much needed laugh!! Reminds me of my own little sister at her age. Thanks for sharing
@marting60157 ай бұрын
I do some of these things as an adult. Hell, for all I know, I probably have autism, but I am about to start medical school.
@defensegeneral98937 ай бұрын
What causes this? Some people say too much exposure to TV and Cellphones , some people say too much vaccines
@baihanesmail33148 ай бұрын
Is there anyone here has a ADHD when your younger? Can you please me give an idea because my son diagnosed in ADHD🥹
@SuperbLullaby8 ай бұрын
Nice video
@ani27568 ай бұрын
He’s the cutest ❤
@priyaj52838 ай бұрын
What a smart little man !! You are doing amazing mom and dad.. make him a star
@ykdamenacee8 ай бұрын
My child use to act like that and is very fine now
@ykdamenacee8 ай бұрын
I think was his signs everybody is different
@mr.joshua2049 ай бұрын
I was labeled as "retarded" in the 90s,.... and now I'm a cdl driver, I own my own house, paid off my new car, about to have a baby, married, so yeah, the corrupted school system can go fck itself
@lans2719 ай бұрын
I think he's very cute and normal
@CmarieWelch9 ай бұрын
We ❤ Raiden! ~Chrissy
@grannyllama6179 ай бұрын
Developing perfectly normal..probably until after all vaccines given!! Parents beware! I have a friend ( who is a dr).. son perfectly normal and happy until after 2 yr old vaccines.. he has never recovered!! Non verbal autistic.. 18 yrs old.
@rrijecanka7 ай бұрын
I have 3 examples around me with the same issues after 💉… I gave non 💉 to my child
@tmlee1236 ай бұрын
He started showing signs at 10 months. Mmr is given at 18 to 24 months. Nice try though 😂.
@Towersfam432329 ай бұрын
ahh the vaxed child
@tmlee1236 ай бұрын
What gave you that impression? Unvaxxed children develop autism too. But what's your point though?