Autism and Sleep - Tips to get your child with Autism to Sleep

[@chloex2714]

“That’s really good that I get to wake up again” that’s so sweet. Thankyou for the video💛

[@ComingHometoAutism]

chloelola hart thank you for taking the time to comment x

[@kathyerb3134]

Thank you for this . I have 2 grandchildren with autism, maybe a 3rd.

[@juiice]

This is awesome. I have 4 children, still figuring out their additional needs but it’s possible they’re all on the spectrum and I probably am too. What strikes me about your videos is how calm and laidback you and your family appear. Dylan reminds me of my 8 year old so much but I’m as anxious as he is, so are my daughters and this really doesn’t help matters. Our household is running on cortisol most of the time! You seem to be thinking so clearly and articulating much that I know to be true but don’t really have the headspace to think through right now. It’s inspiring me to bang my GP’s door down again for a referral for assessment for myself. Will add some of your ideas to our ‘bedtime kit’ and routine. I feel like I know so much in theory about autism but it’s really great to see someone more level headed than me breaking it down so thank you!

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Hey there , Well thank you for saying we look calm, I sometimes feel like I am a duck on water. Feeling calm on the upside while paddling frantically underneath. I try my hardest to make my house as calm as possible as it does have a knock on effect with the whole family. My partner Andrew got an assessment recently and they said he also had ADHD. Our middle son is getting assessed at the moment and I think a lot of what Andrew was struggling through he saw in Luca. Getting a diagnosis for him was so relieving.I hope some of my ideas can help with the dreaded bed time routine. sending you much love Tara

[@hussnarabegum8032]

How did you get your partner diagnosed , I feel my partner is on the spectrum

[@tanyadeterlizzi5717]

I just found your channel. My son was just diagnosed with Autism At 20 months old. This channel is excellent.! I love it! It has been so helpful!!

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@shy.dehart5997]

Omg a video that is actually helpful and not shoving melatonin down my throat

[@abbystephens9766]

You hit the nail on the head. I have asd and getting the wiggles out is so me ! I am an adult now 24 years old and I still find I need to do this.

[@chezball_5088]

I have ASD (to the point that I carry earplugs around) and this is accurate. Sensory equipment is really good... it’s just straight calming. Oh, and baths and the chat about the day for ‘verbal’ spectrum peeps is really good. I’m anti social, but I love a good bath. Oh yeah and I get stressed out about stuff, and at night I does come out. I found that weighted blankets and calming music helps. Rare helpful advice. Keep it up!

[@chezball_5088]

Oh and I’m tween going into puberty if that helps

[@sukikun4317]

I also have asd

[@rainbowkitten8990]

Chezball I have autism too! I hate bedtimes :(

[@aliya303]

This is so comforting... just hearing ur voice. So re- assuring. Only if i could hit that like button more than once. Also yes have a 2 yr old who i suspect completely on the spectrum as i have a check mark on every single thing almost u mentioned about dylan. . Hes got the over sensory issue so far diagnosed by the dr. N sleep is def an issue. All the sensory needs + when not wanting to hug or held @ the same time . We as mothers n humans can be challenged in ways we can hardly imagine at times. All i want to finally add is ur amazing. I have just found u online. Ur urge to explore ur childs world is just so vast n unlimited. If only ur child could c it 1 day.. he would never have enuf words to appreciate . Good luck!

[@brightpage1020]

Just that this exists is awesome. I've already liked it before even watching the whole thing. Thank you!

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Thank you so much for watching xox

[@miaowu5076]

Hello mom, I am an occupational therapy assistant student and an Aunt to a special boy. I struggled to come up with ways that I can assist clients with ASD. These are wonderful tips, so thank you for sharing!

[@herikarivera8915]

This video really is so close to home. My child like Dylan has many of the same attachments. So right you are about these things for sleeping with Austim.

[@jenelljurado8500]

What I notice To have a less fussy child that is Autistic is To give them LOTS AND LOTS of special extra LOVE ❤️😍 Especially at night before bed. When They are HAPPY and know that they r LOVED they tend to have less anxiety.

[@ComingHometoAutism]

totally agree x

[@dianaheilig6355]

Great video, thank you. My son is three and diagnosed about 6 months ago. He was always the best sleeper until three months ago. He goes to sleep easily. A lot of times he even asks “take a nap” but he’s waking in the middle of the night and doesn’t go back to sleep. 😭 we’ve tried keeping him up later and it still happens. We have a good nighttime routine, but I just don’t know. My husband and I started a channel “theheiligs” about his journey from a micro preemie and now autism. I’ll be watching your videos! Thank you. ❤️

[@yohannesberhane]

Incredibly amazing. You are so insiprational and whenever i see your videos i just feel energitic thinking that there is still something i can do something for my son. Thank you so much.

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Wow, thank you!

[@BrokenPixels251]

Thanks so much for the memory foam mattress tip. My son does the same bounces all night long and does not sleep can go on for hours. Must give it a try x

[@ComingHometoAutism]

it was a game changer for us as he couldnt bounce good luck let me know how you get on x

[@lamaggie1088]

This video is very useful! It’s so hard getting my 12 year old to fall asleep. His body is growing now so, he’s been very sleepy lately but still can’t seem to fall asleep early. Once morning time comes, he gets up quick from bed but looks soooo tired! I will definitely be using some of these tips!

[@DavidHalverson]

Like the routines that you incorporate into Dylan's sleep preparation, and yes, weighted blankets do help to calm the child down. I know I could never sleep myself without at least a comforter on me which would drive my parents bananas during the hot summer as they tried to keep me cool, usually mom would strip me down to my underpants, so I would sleep and not struggle. Yeah, no central air conditioner at home just open windows. Then come in later that evening and pull the heavy comforter off the bed leave me with just the top sheet.

[@bognaskoczylas8663]

Thank you so much for sharing and for all the wise and thoughtful tips.

[@lessandra602]

I’m not a child, I’m an adult on the spectrum... and struggle with sleep. Thank you ♥️ incredible channel

[@MissOutcast100]

Please explain what on the spectrum means. Sorry to ask.

[@lessandra602]

@@MissOutcast100 autism/aspergers/on the autistic spectrum. these are a few of the other names for what I mean

[@DaRkHoRsE-_-]

I WISH as a child growing up I had these tools put in place by my mom and dad...although I most likely did not or do not have autism, I am highly anxious, sleep terrors and other nightime difficulties ...As I lay here at 2 in the am watching this. LOL..I do know how to strutcture my environment but need a small amount of xanax to help the racing thoughts. I especilly love that you built that amazing space in your attic for Dillon..wow..who would not be able to chill out there? My background is in psychology but never really understood autism. As I watch others creators and now your videos I am learning so much. Thank you so much for sharing and I am so overjoyed to see that your family remained intact and even grew...Well done both of you..and your kids are lovely.

[@ComingHometoAutism]

thank you so much for taking the time to comment, sending you the biggest hug x

[@shadowstar5111]

Being someone with ASD myself I used this video to help me understand how to help myself so thank you, I know not work for all with ASD but it could be used as a building guide Also I have always wanted to have a bunk bed that looked like that along with that window seat plus the attic thing I find so cool and exciting for me

[@desriracha]

I'm learning a lot from you so thanks so much for posting these videos! I have two boys so I was already thinking about getting a bunk bed, lower to the floor for my almost one year old. I'm going to look into calming lotions and sprays for my oldest. He has a very hard time sleeping as he tosses and turns throughout the night. But I have noticed he likes comfort. Even if it's hot in a room he will bundle up with his favorite blanket he had since he was a baby. When he takes baths I sometimes ask if he wants the sleepytime bubbles (lavender). I love the way you did your sons room! We moved a couple months ago so I still have yet to do my boys' room but now I will try to make it as cozy as possible, thanks:)

[@ComingHometoAutism]

thanks for your comment . we did find a memory foam mattress helped dylan a lot with sleeping as well x

[@edytak162]

Hi! What a great video you've made! It helped me get a better understanding of what difficulties children with autism might face. I would love to see more videos of you playing with your sons and stimulating their speech development!

[@kamamiritube]

Hi guys, Thanks for doing this. Very helpful. I recently found out our son is autistic. Olivia and Eric shared your channel with us. Thanks again. Kamran

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Kamran Amiri thanks for watching and hope that the episodes can help you in some way. I know it’s scary in the beginning, but I promise it does get easier. Sending lots of love T

[@Jennypegmarie]

Wow.. honestly, my son is identical to Dylan we are still awaiting diagnosis. Night time needs to be structured to minimise the anxiety same as Dylan. We are slowly getting there but night waking his a problem so then we have to repeat part of the night routine at whatever time he wakes this can be several times a night. Thank you for your input Mum. You are amazing.

[@giovannacruzfritsch6789]

Super useful. Thank you

[@robynstocker]

Thank you for this, we are early on in our learning difficulties / ASD journey and so this is super helpful 😊🌸

[@moitah01]

Us as well. She is so helpful.

[@heikehollas1828]

Beautiful home

[@GenX6887]

Being on the spectrum, I know how hard it is to fall asleep. Sometimes it takes me hours and sometimes I end up having sleepless nights. Our minds are always racing 100 MPH. I also love the attic room you all designed! Talk about the perfect escape!

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Daniel GenX6887 Harrison thank you. I even escape up there sometimes. Have you tried melatonin to sleep? Do you think it helps? X

[@GenX6887]

@@ComingHometoAutism I've only used melatonin a couple times. It's hit or miss. There were times I was able to get to sleep in about an hour's time. It all varies for me.

[@jdskfhsjd]

This is great, it seems like you really love your child! I notice with some mums and/or dads who have special needs children, their kids seem quite uncomfortable and stressed all the time, restless with behaviour issues. I wonder if it's because they're not helping their kids wind down, learn how to deal with their emotions and I notice there's sometimes a huge lack of affection and patience which makes me sad. :(

[@diembui5587]

You are wonderful!

[@ComingHometoAutism]

thank you so much

[@siennaprice1351]

Autism and sleep is a very common thing. Being that I have septo-optic dysplasia, which caused me to be blind and autistic, and I also have complex PTSD. Fun fact, blindness can cause sleep problems too. I’m sure a lot of people know that complex PTSD can cause sleep problems too. Flashbacks, intrusive thoughts, and even depression kept me up all night before I worked on my healing. Nowadays, the depression doesn’t keep me awake anymore. I usually like to listen to meditation music when I sleep. I also have a weighted, blanket, and some stuffed animals.

[@madebycoopers]

so happy to see you are using our pillow mist! :-) (Made By Coopers) xx

[@alissatran4630]

Thank you for your videos. You have such a lovely house!

[@Shardulee]

Wow.. am actually doing many of these already and now seeing this video made me feel happy about my motherly instinct to deal with my autistic boy. Though he is just 2 year old, but yeah the sleeping and bathing are bit issues since the beginning. Now the warm bath, the lotion massage, the memory foam bed, the extra soft cotton blanket, earthy colored interior are working wonders. I had somehow felt that spring beds are not for my family, so got memory foam in all bedrooms and everyone loves to sleep on it.

[@claudiat8476]

Very helpful my 4 year old screams when he wakes and does not see me by his side 😢

[@np100]

Carpet? No urination issues? I had to replace the carpet three times and finally put in hardwood. Sleep was evasive and when he was nine I finally told his pediatrician that it was either him or me and got a prescription for ambien. Melatonin was making him moody. My son is 24 and still with me, so can relate to all that you do. So many people don't understand that brushing teeth, getting a haircut or shaving are all big challenges.

[@THATS_CHARMING]

Very helpful! Thank you .trying to figure this out my son will be 3 soon and he is on the spectrum

[@tabithasmith7124]

Just found your channel my son has autism and we have trouble getting him to sleep at night at a decent time and diet

[@heikehollas1828]

Wow Learned so much of you 🙏☀️

[@fatehabegum5463]

Thank you, this video was informative.

[@joannakuyt1512]

I didn't know that there was even a magnesium lotion until now! 💝💝💝 I have to use lysol spray for "good night" spray and I have an area rug instead of carpet, but I am definitely going to stock up on magnesium lotion.

[@thedailyautism]

Just found this! Thanks!

[@monsterman1142]

I know this was a year ago but I can see this being super helpful in the future right now my boy loves his sleep but u can see his anxiety keepinh him from a good sleep some nights thanks my boys 3 we do a weighted blanket and his favorite show before bed he knows that mean bed time for now anyway ❤

[@gorgeouswales9635]

Thank you!😊

[@ComingHometoAutism]

You're welcome 😊

[@Erickbloxian]

I really like the tips, this probably will help a lot, I just bought the carpets after I saw your tip of calm room👍🏻😊 ❤️ For a long time I had the feeling of my boy, (Erick) is autistic too, the journey just began 1 month ago. We are waiting for results. 🙏🏻 thanks again for your video

[@ComingHometoAutism]

hi there, firstly i am so sorry i have missed this comment. How are you getting on with your son? Did you get your results? Hope your sleep is improving x

[@Erickbloxian]

We have now the carpet in the room, but I have realized I need to safe-proof almost all our home, when he gets angry, he throw everything. We still haven’t completely started yet. The system here in Denmark is so slow and they have no idea how to start it and who have to do what. But I had help from our doctor and now it has been pushed to go faster.

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Hey that’s really interesting that Denmark are behind. You can still have a beautiful home just maybe no glass 🥰 can you see the triggers that make him angry? If you keep a journal you will see a pattern and then when you see it coming again there are things you can do to calm him down before he gets there x

[@heikehollas1828]

@@Erickbloxian same in Germany We wait 1 year mow for therapy

[@Its_Ambira]

Oh no that sad to hear , i am in sweden, and i need to get out my son from this situations, and i am thinking its may be same slow in sweden

[@Shieva]

Another thing I found is black out curtains help my children as well! They never had an issue going to sleep but sometimes my 4yr old will randomly get up at 3-4am to play Xbox downstairs. So I have to keep a camera in their room it notifies me when they move. My 3yr old runs away so I most definitely have to make sure he’s still sleep at night.

[@valleykidschildcare6184]

Thank you.

[@joehebert8070]

Are Sun does the same thing? What would you recommend for a mattress pad or cover he what's the bed my wife launched to get rid of the toddler bed she's thinking of doing bunk beds she thankin of doing twin beds?

[@madamluis2537]

Hey, thanx for these videos. Just wondering where can I find the sensory carpet?

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Madam Luis hey there if you go to any carpet place and ask for a soft long pile carpet and then also with a lot of soft underlay This should feel lovely x

[@MotownCountry]

i'm jelly. i totally want a secret room like that.

[@gazsto9510]

I thought that 'white' was considered to be over stimulating and can be highly disturbing, whereas blues, greens, purples, browns and black are soothing and comforting, as per Carolyn Feder, Designer and the founder of Sensory Interior Design. Feder believes a holistic approach can transform a ‘hostile’ space into a healthy environment. Many children on the spectrum have a difficult time falling asleep and staying asleep due to their high sensitivity to stimulation that others are able to filter out. Colours are as disruptive as sound, scent, texture, etc. I have taken some of this information and posted it here and just wanted your feedback on the colours and the noticed affects on autism and children.

[@gazsto9510]

In this article it does state that duller colors with white and gray undertones have a calming effect on children in this spectrum, but then in the same artical it also states white could feel depressive, excessively bright and tiring on the eyes of a child in this spectrum. So it's a little confusing to find a balance. What colors are good for autism? Pale pink has been nominated as the favorite color for children with autism in the tests conducted. Moreover, cool colors such as blue and green also have a calming and soothing effect. Primary and bright colors must only be limited to the toys in their rooms. renketkisi.com/en/the-use-of-color-in-behavioral-disorders.html

[@christiansgrandma6812]

Have the weighted blanket. Do you have an idea for a non verbal and deaf child,please help? Its 6:16am and she's been up since 4am.

[@pshepard6048]

enjoyed the sleep regiment

[@Safe961]

This is awesome

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Thank you x

[@catherinehill719]

ok so I have been thinking a lot about this video. after last night where my son only allowed me to have an hour of sleep, I said that's it! I went to the store, got him a nice heavy quilt, a soft throw, a really nice pillow (it's nicer than mine lol) a new set of sheets and mattress pad. I came home and rearranged his bedroom....I did our normal bedtime routine, I added the sleep lotion awhile back. I did all these things and my son has fallen asleep at 8:10 pm! he's nearly 3 and this almost NEVER happens!! I can't believe, I'm ecstatic. I took your advice about removing the spring mattress too. I'm​ so happy, he didn't even fight going to bed! I think he even recognized all the new comfort items I got him because he actually climbed into his own bed to sleep. He hasn't done that since I took out his crib. you are a lifesaver, thank you so much!!!

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Catherine Hill I can’t tell you how happy I am that your son has fallen asleep in his own bedroom and in his own bed I’m literally doing a happy dance for you right now. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@fionascheibel977]

Im on the spectrum and currently struggling to calm down and go to sleep. Im having nightmares and waking up and struggling to go back to sleep and worrying about things and dreading the day ahead. So far i haven't found ways that work for me to stay calm. Im medicated. My room is dark. I have a calm night routine. I have a weighted blanket. Its a mystery as to how to get my sleep back on track again.

[@hollybradley4849]

I am only watching now. I have a 3 year old who was recently diagnosed. We attempted to put a toddler rail on his crib which went horribly. We are giving him some more time in his crib. But he's a big boy and eventually we'll have to make the transition. Was crib to big boy bed a hard transition for Dylan? Any tips if it was?

[@iramhussain8356]

love the bedroom &random question but what colour are the walls ?

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Iram Hussain thank you. It’s ammonite from farrow and ball. But you can colour match it from any store x

[@iramhussain8356]

Coming Home to Autism thanks I’m currently doing my sons room

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Iram Hussain ah amazing good luck with it I love decorating

[@iramhussain8356]

Coming Home to Autism so do I just want or get her room right , any ideas for accessories I don’t want I over load my sons room with to many things

[@rosebud0391]

No children but I've learned so much about how I can better take care of myself around night time. I really struggle with sleep and these are all such great suggestion

[@ComingHometoAutism]

thank you hope it helps a little x

[@lorinorton3971]

Amazing!

[@sarahflores8217]

Randomly came across very helpful

[@ComingHometoAutism]

hi there welcome to my channel and thanks for following along. so pleased the video was of some help for you x

[@imaginationplayhousetheatr2698]

my son always says "I can't sleep! I did that yesterday!"

[@ComingHometoAutism]

dylan does that too. you have to laugh really x

[@-afton-4167]

My austic brother FIANLLY SLEPT im so thankful Thank you😀

[@ComingHometoAutism]

that's amazing thank you for sharing x

[@sbeeka2373]

Can anyone give me any tips for a 13 year old non-verbal autistic kid who has sleep problems and wakes up in the middle of the night and stays upset. She started having more trouble after getting her periods.

[@hussnarabegum8032]

Hi hun I have a 3year that hasn’t been fully diagnosed yet but his has a lot of similar traits to Dylan but he bites and hits , he has a heavy touch , high pitched voice and screams. Especially on a night he doesn’t like to sleep , do you have and tips on how to manage the behaviour

[@andrewgarcia6951]

Recommend educational videos for extra 6 hours of thinking... Or GABA and melatonin an hour before bed 🛏️

[@adrianaadriana3250]

Please recomend a meditation channel I can use for his bedtime

[@smile-ll3xn]

Thank you

[@ComingHometoAutism]

You're welcome

[@abbystephens9766]

I have high functioning Asperger’s and I have a brother who I believe is typical ( but he is starting to show signs of possible autism and he is 7), based on this I want to get him a book about autism so he understands what I am going through which book do you recommend ?

[@yasilasheraz3216]

Great tips..thank you

[@mimca9997]

Hello, what is the toothpaste that you use? Thank you

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Belinda M hi there it’s called OraNurse it’s non foaming has no taste. If you follow me on Instagram I have a photo of it in my stories x

[@mimca9997]

Thank you so much x

[@CCCCCCCCCCCmany]

Your amazing

[@hamz4383]

Thankyou sooo much for taking the time to make these videos. They are such great help to me and wife. Practically as well as emotionally. Quick question - my son sleeps really well. He sleeps from 7.45pm to a bout 6.30am which is great as were are a family who wake up early. He is 3 years old, I’m worried this well regress as he gets older. Was this the case for you? Or anyone?

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Hamilton Nwokolo thank you for your comment and for watching the videos. If your son has been a good sleeper it is most likely he will continue to be a good sleeper. Dylan never slept through the night. If he regresses it will be because he is struggling with the environment around him if your son has been a good sleeper it is most likely he will continue to be a good sleeper. Dylan never slept through the night. If he regresses it will be because he is struggling with the environment around him this can be helped and eased by reducing stress and extra stimulus. Not all children with autism a bad sleepers sounds like you’ve got a good one 😉 x

[@iwant2bback]

Lucky you

[@ankjyy]

A great video, my child 5 yrs old he wakes up early around 3-4 am everyday ..we thought it would become better after going to school but nothing changed, any idea how to help him continuous sleep

[@Electric09eel]

We have been struggling to get our boys to sleep on their own. One is now 15 and our youngest 10. We have tried everything. I now take care of their big brother who got hurt in the Navy. He's our oldest son. He's a quadriplegic now and can't do anything for himself and I am exhausted from caring for him I can't seem to get my boys out of sleeping in our room.

[@dzssaz]

❤

[@joshhaught4385]

I have asperger's and I can't sleep that well at all and I'm 13

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Have you tried meditation or switching off iPads and computers a little earlier . I find a long warm bath really helps or some fresh air. It’s so hard when you can’t sleep x

[@joshhaught4385]

@@ComingHometoAutism 1. I can't count while breathing 2. I sleep better with texting my friend 3. Baths r a problem 4. I sleep in a basement theres no fresh air What I think would help if my parents allowed me to make my cave of blankets but that just wont happen

[@joehebert8070]

Do you still have the bunk bed do you like them my wife is thinking of getting boys bunk beds bunk beds the boys are slightly autistic and ADHD

[@olivernewcombe707]

I have austim Asperger's I have a hard time to sleep to

[@ComingHometoAutism]

does CBD oil help at all? also meditaions ?

[@kristinmarie2010]

What meditation do you use?

[@andreabustos840]

What you think about melatonin for my son with autism have you ever try ?

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Yes I do . I talk about this in my video also we used it for two years to help calm him before sleep when he was 2-4 x

[@andreabustos840]

Some people said is not good for a long term use what you think about it ?

[@andreabustos840]

Helps my son a lot but I’m afraid is not good for him in a long term

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Some children have a problem with producing too little melatonin and they need that to sleep. With out sleep Their bodies will not grow they will be grumpy and harder to do the much needed therapies with them. We did it for two years and it helped get dylan in to a rhythm . The dr prescribed it and we monitored all the time x

[@andreabustos840]

Which brand you use? I live in the USA

[@Wolfie-xf5gw]

Ironically I'm on the spectrum. Can never sleep till gone midnight. Watching this while I can't sleep. Yes I have tried lots of different things like spray's, lotions, music, antihystamin tablets and lots of other things. I normally meltdown at night as well. Only thing that works is staying awake and watching KZbin. Please could you help me I'm 15 by the way if that helps

[@totalrevengeance]

One thing that has helped me is having a small toy or item to hold while you try and sleep. It gives you something to fiddle with so it doesn’t feel like you’re just laying there doing nothing

[@Wolfie-xf5gw]

@@totalrevengeance That's a good idea.

[@johndoyel8758]

What toothpaste did you say you use for Dylan???

[@tamarachumbley8722]

Hi, how are you going, I’m an adult living with Autism and I tried the better help brand magnesium sleep lotion and magnesium soap to help me normalise my body clock as this Covid-19 pandemic had affected my sleep living without a routine and not being able to go back to work while in lockdown and it has been working for me getting a better goodnight sleep body clock is restored to its normal state which I’m please with and I found this video resourceful with bedtime routine and have created one for myself, I love watching your videos

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Thank you so much I’m so pleased my videos have helped you sending lots of love

[@Bekka2022]

Hey , i was just wondering whther your chip does aba therapy ?

[@brightpage1020]

Omg you could do a whole video on toothpastes. Omg. Yes please.

[@ComingHometoAutism]

🥰

[@rosebud0391]

You never went back and talked about the toothpaste. Was there something special about it?

[@ComingHometoAutism]

ah yes sorry about that we are actually doing a seperate episode on that. its a no foaming and no taste tooth paste which is great for children with autism. its called Ora Nurse and you can get it on amazon ( its the cheapest place to get it ) hope this helps x

[@diembui5587]

I like your videos :)

[@ComingHometoAutism]

thank you so much x

[@abbystephens5516]

I have high functioning Aspergers and my sleep routine I take so seriously

[@fadilakadri7118]

Would you be able to give signs that my child will speak you said your son spike at the age of 5

[@jenelle4068]

It's so exhausting. I haven't had proper sleep in 3 years. I'm 30 and the stress of an autistic child is unbearable. I have grey hairs sprouting everywhere even down below. I can't get her to eat properly either. My mental health is at risk. I feel like killing myself just to get a break.

[@Ralphsmaster]

Jenelle Bryan sending you virtual hugs ❤️

[@honeylike9847]

How to atisum treatment

[@jattikaur1214]

My son is autsim also he got behavior problam since one month

[@santibautista3184]

Hi what do you recommend vitamins for my son? He has autism too.

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Hi there what country are you in? X

[@ComingHometoAutism]

Depending what country I can advise on what’s available .. x

[@memoonaajmal606]

@@ComingHometoAutism plz tell me...we r in australiaa...whichh vitamins will be good for myy 2 nd half years old son....i hopee u replyy..lotss of lovee❤

[@tattooshorty9193]

I did not see you put him to sleep all you did was suggest things I want to see how you handled him when you cannot get him to go to sleep what do you do

[@ComingHometoAutism]

I didn't want to show Dylan at this most vulnerable also he would like to be filmed. unlike some other autism channels I try to protect my son. If I had a camera looking at him he would freak out so I am afraid all you get is me. I hope you can understand this

[@angelheart385]

Have you tired dmg ?

[@ComingHometoAutism]

hey there what is DMG? x

[@angelheart385]

It’s a supplement, please look it up ! Made a huge difference 😊

[@angelheart385]

Oh and cod liver oil 👍

[@angelheart385]

For sleep , tart cherry juice x

[@cjsingsandthings3119]

Just to let you know that you can get a 4.5kg weighted children's blanket on eBay

[@ruqiasharif4169]

What toothpaste is she using?

[@ComingHometoAutism]

It’s called oralnurse I buy it on Amazon x

[@chironOwlglass]

Insomnia is caused by excess histamine. There are many studies linking autism and excess histamine. All you need to do to get ANYONE to sleep is get their histamine under control.

[@amethystcollins5709]

Most of these remind me of an advertisement focused on the demographic of mothers of children on the spectrum...

[@kaianderson5871]

hej noobs