Did you toss your baby in air ever?

This is normal..

Can you give us an update on your son please if you don't mind?

Smart

cute baby ❤

Ce que je vois sur le début de la vidéo tous les enfants le font. Une auxiliaire de puériculture et éducatrice.

Hi @herroareena , How is your son doing now, 2 years later?

Such a cute kid ❤

Adorable. The only thing i saw is too much of toys 🧸

How's this boy now?

It’s crazy how this is a real thing and most people ignore it in their children 😢

Hello! I'm a father of a 2 year old boy, just wanted to say you inspire me alot with this video and your son is adorable and so smart!!

Exteemely insightful

Wtf 😂 you just mentioned EVERYTHING a NORMAL child does....way to make money out of babies...right? Good job pharmacy 😊😊😊😂😂😂😂😂

I am a retired nurse who used to work with autistic kids in the 70’s. It was a research unit. We had just figured out their behaviors in the early stages. The earlier the intervention the better success in helping them have a more normal life. You are doing a good job. Read everything you can. It will help you understand your young man.

Is that his dad always on his phone doing absolutely nothing? 😡

Did you vaccinate? If yes, what were they and at what age?

A child is a child. I have 5 kids, so regardless if they're special needs, or autistic, God created us as unique individuals, not robots. One of the beauties about life, always unexpected 😎

I just see a normal cute little boy!

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This describes my son perfectly. He's 2.7 now. And he's twitching his left face. I'm so worried.By the way, how is your child now?

Chan is such a cute boy!

Thank you.

This baby has too many toys. They maybe educational but their little brains cannot cope with soo many items put in front of him. So they go from one thing to the next instead of sitting and playing with just one thing.

Cutest little guy❤

He looks absolutely normal child.

Chan Chan is really cute and obviously very smart. I disagree with the view that Chan's spinning and hand flapping is a form of self-stimulation. I would say it is more self-comforting. Mom does not mention sensory sensitivity. I have to say, that at an early part of the video, I had to mute the sound. There was too much background noise. This was probably perceived by mom to be music or language exposure for Chan, but perhaps perceived by Chan as overstimulating and distracting.

Wow. It's like I'm looking at my own son.

He will learn his own way it will be wonderful give him a lot of hugs every day don't worry just let it happen I love his darling clothes also he is adorably cute

Thank you

my boyfriend started reading at 2 and also was not intrested in his parents/children. His mom says he didn't even cry much as a baby and always wanted to play alone.

How’s Chan Chan now a days?

Dad doesn’t seem very involved

I was lucky enough to go through this. I won't lie. It was challenging for 26 years. Jay died in his sleep at age 26 from an aneurysm, but my mother put it best: "What if we had missed him? You are blessed to be trusted by God to have this special little one.

Please also bring awareness to how much chemical vaccines have been put in small babies needing to build a natural and healthy Immunsystem. Ím not anti vax btw

I’m sorry this sounds like most every child - I would be very careful of having him diagnosed ASD. The schools and therapists want have every kid have some developmental issue. Then they’ll need therapy or medication all their life, they’ll have self esteem issues which will lead to greater problems. Use common sense. Every child developed at different stages. You can help and redirect, but you can also set appropriate boundaries. None of the things he does sound like major problems- don’t make him think he has one🙏🏻. He seems like an intelligent little boy, give him encouragement & stimulation, but also discipline and consistency.

we could've used this about 60+ years ago

Thank you for sharing

What is causing all the autism!

You seem like the most patient mother he could ever ask for. Keep up the great parenting. He is very lucky to have you!

That's literally how babies behave though. Every baby can't have autism

I’ll probably going to computer science he’s gorgeous

I was gonna say how is he driving that truck without holding the steering wheel? 😂 I was way too into what he was doing and not listening to his mom. 🤣🤣

6:11...person interfacing with phone only needs help as well.

Wonderful video. Extremely informative. Perfect representation of each behavior. So happy this gorgeous little boy has such a smart and loving mama. He will absolutely have the best chances of a full and happy life. Chandler, you are already a teacher❤

This is extremely hard to understand and hear what she is saying?? Too much mumbling going on cannot watch anymore of this!

Thomas The Tank Engine is very helpful to kids with ASD. Having objects like trains with faces that teach expressions is something they usually react very positively to and learn from.

Good for you for sharing, that's brave. Many parents will benefit from your sharing of what you're experiencing.

1year old is not appropriate to be confirmed as autism

He seems to be normal