High Functioning Autism || 5 YEAR OLD UPDATE

[@MixitMcGee]

I respect you tremendously for the respect and privacy you give your children and what you are carful with about showing on your channel. You are able to keep everyone informed about autism and yet you are very carefully guarding their dignity. I wish there were more family channels like yours. ❤️

[@joaquintenedora-forte7446]

I agree!! that is what I like about Steph....

[@yahuahforcealwaysexisted189]

Thank you.❤️

[@Inthegardenwithteddy]

I absolutely love how respectful you are to your kids and info about them specifically. ❤️

[@x__love.chae91]

Thank u for sharing this video. I’m going through the same thing with my 5 year old daughter. She was diagnosed with Autism High Functioning. She started speaking at 3 and a half y/o. It gets hard for me at times because sometimes I lose my patience and I don’t wanna be like that. I’m getting better the more and more I understand her. She having trouble at school with keeping still, but she is the smartest kid in the class. She makes noises while in class. I do get a lot of phone calls from her teacher about her behavior. But I did let her know she has Autism. She has IEP for school where they provide Speech and ABA. She also goes to a private Occupational and Speech. Everything is a lil challenge for her being sociable because she is an only child. Personal space she doesn’t understand yet. It’s a lot. I cried watching this and It’s a comforting to see that I’m not alone on this battle❤ Thank u

[@naomijohnson4901]

Hey there, I I have an almost 5 year old who the speech pathologist suspects may be on the spectrum. He also is having trouble with personal space. He also has a hard time understanding how to relate to other kids when playing and it often results in kind of picking on them. Have you noticed anything like that with your child?

[@inc0de]

I can’t think you enough for sharing Lex’s journey. I know they say every autistic child is different, but his traits are almost to a t what my son Soren’s is. Your story was what led me to get him evaluated for a second time. Thank you for all you do it’s incredibly helpful!!

[@anniewillis8226]

Lex is going to be fine You are preparing him so well for life Congrats on your beautiful family

[@asher1119]

I can't believe Stephanie read my question!!!! I literally screamed so loud, I still can't believe it!

[@smorgan7344]

You are a great mom! Thank you for being so open and true to you and your family!

[@Stalemarshmallow]

Thanks again Stephanie for your honesty..I love listening to you talk about your kids

[@robylove9190]

Lex is adorable! He has advanced so much. It's easy to see how intelligent he is!

[@carriebowlen3785]

I love being a member of your LANDing Crew! I can't believe Lex is five already!

[@tommielynnethomsen432]

My 5 almost 6 year old daughter is high functioning and adhd. Your son reminds me of my daughter so much

[@ItsOurWonderfulLife]

Lex is the sweetest such a great video so informative.

[@miriamwalker2244]

Lex is just like my son .. everyone always says does he still have autism just cuz he is communicating better.. I totally relate ❤️

[@sunnyorchard]

He is who is he, and he is amazing 😍 love love love this. My daughter is 4 and recently diagnosed. She is mostly non verbal, and she is amazing too xx

[@BookloverFantasy92]

Ok, just putting this out there. I totally understand. Lex and my son are so similar in many different ways, late talker, super clever, loves mario and paw patrol, and doesn't imagination play, he just lines his toys up and repeats their catch phrases. My son is 5 in May, and very excited for Kindergarten this year. We have lots of sensory issues we're managing as well. He gets the, oh he doesn't look autistic all the time. But they don't see what I see on a daily basis. Both my kids and myself have autism, along with my two half sisters as well. I never compare our autism, but I do think about all our similarities. Like I'm highly emotional, especiallywith sensory overload, so is my daughter. My son and sister are very picky eaters and have limited food, and struggle to keep weight on. I was a picky eater as a child, with things needing to be a certain way, but they are both at the extreme side to it. One of my sisters is really into slimes and sensory input. So is my daughter. It's so fascinating how different we all are, and at the same time, very similar in other ways as well.

[@that1jesuschick_rebekah]

Stephanie: “Lex, what do you wanna be when you grow up?” Lex: *growls* “A dog!”

[@BookishRaider]

That was the cutest thing ever, lol!

[@BookishRaider]

@Andrew Ditch Feel free to let me know what you think, but I doubt that's what Rebekah meant. As a person on the spectrum, I understand where you're coming from though about not judging people on the spectrum.

[@Jen-pb9xt]

My NEPHEW told me that he want's to be a Grandma when he grows up.😂😂 It was so stinking cute, and I was like, then you be a Grandma.

[@BookishRaider]

@@Jen-pb9xt OMFG THAT IS SSOO CUTE!!

[@Jen-pb9xt]

@@BookishRaider IKR, it was priceless.

[@courteneytoombs4352]

Thank you for explaining everything you did, I have no real knowledge about autism but I find it so interesting what you guys have to go through and the details of autism! Xx

[@catherinelinton3444]

I asked what Lex wants to do when he grows up, because I think it’s really fun to look back over the years and see what a kid/teen answers to that question, and then eventually see what they end up doing as an adult. Not as much as a serious question, but more for looking back in the future 😁. Hope Lex’ 6th year treats him well and that he has tons of fun, thrives and continues to learn lots of things to make his future great. Have a wonderful weekend!

[@cindy-annereed]

Autism is so fascinating. It makes people unique

[@caraevans2609]

I’ve been here since Lex was itty bitty and it’s been so neat to watch him grow up and slowly conquer each task that was set in front of him.

[@JessikaJade05]

Way to go Lex!!!! Super proud of you bub!!! I have 2 children on the spectrum so our family can relate to yours! God bless

[@deblavan4190]

Lex is an adorable young man! He is so personable! He is getting so big! So glad he is doing so good!

[@renataorr7280]

Hey Stephanie and landing crew family 👪 ❤ great update love yalls family take care!!

[@fritzie4217]

Thank you. My first time seeing your video and it has been so helpful

[@nonniewatson4561]

Happy Birthday Lex....you are a whole hand...

[@HH-zh5gg]

Thank you for answering my question! I really really love your channel and I believe that the way you fight for them and help them to live a life that suits them the best is admiring and inspring. Great job being a mama! Hut ab!

[@jessicapalermo4235]

I am just finding your channel and Lex is fascinating to me! I hope that doesn’t come off weird, but my son is 5 also and currently in OT, he’s been diagnosed with ADHD, and he is fixing to start speech again for feeding. We just had our 3rd autism evaluation yesterday. Our first one that is not through the public school system. Braxton is my Lex and I have never found another child so relatable! I just would love to see him interacting. I am excited I found your channel and Lex! I just have no words! My mama heart is speechless.

[@jessicapalermo4235]

I’m constantly fighting for my son. I appreciate this so much.

[@Stalemarshmallow]

Your son is completely adorable omg

[@collywoowoo]

I wish you’d do a podcast! I can’t find any that are relatable to parenting most are focused for teachers and therapists. I’d love to have someone that I can listen to that is family oriented. Love your channel!

[@gymblondie]

Lex! I also want to be a dog when I grow up!!! HOW PRECIOUS AND PURE!

[@keepingitrealUK]

Our son is 5 and going through the assessment process again. At two they thought he was autistic, but due to the pandemic, he wasn't seen face to face. When he started to talk at 3 they took him off the list, but there is so many things he does that makes us think he is on the spectrum. He stutters now and finds it difficult to communicate with us. He was terrified of other children, but is now playing with them and interacting with them. He is an over achiever and sets high goals for himself. He is like Lex where he only eats certain foods, depending on their colour and texture.

[@SmallGirlBigWorld_]

Love the video, and glad everyone is doing well! Happy new year Landing Crew Family! 🥰

[@kittymervine6115]

"If he's happy, that's all that matters." Parents know this. Forget the "time line".

[@rebeccaordonez2290]

Lex is doing great! You are doing a great job! I too hate labeling autism. Every child is different whether they are special needs or not.

[@Jen-pb9xt]

My son is 18 years old now, and he was Diagnosed with Autism on the high functioning side when he was 8 or 9 years old. My son's father and his family still to this day do not believe that my son is Autistic, they refuse to accept it and choose to attribute it to my parenting, smh. So I know what that's like and not just that side of the family but anyone who isn't familiar with Autism and the many spectrums associated with it, think that my son is a typical young adult. It can be frustrating when getting him assistance in certain areas.

[@torishajackson2670]

Thank you for sharing to help others!

[@bluemountainlittle]

We are watching my five year old daughter for high functioning autism. She had been diagnosed with adhd by a pediatric neurologist, but he kept questioning why I was there and told me to buy a book on difficult children. I waited a year and a half for a second opinion with a very good developmental pediatrician (during this time she was receiving speech therapy, occupational therapy, and play therapy through the school district and was able to go to a special needs pre-school with the help of her daycare manager). The developmental pediatrician agreed with the adhd diagnosis and added anxiety. She does notice some behaviors of high functioning autism so we are watching how she does in kindergarten (which is hard because they keep going back and forth between being fully remote and going two days a week due to covid). But she is very black and white in her thinking, she can’t get past her idea of right/wrong, and can’t understand others points of view/emotions in situations. She is a bit awkward socially and plays better with boys than girls, she tends to be more wild in her play. She is now developing phobias like things going down the heat vents and wants to do odd things like collect her fingernails. It’s all so hard to deal with on a daily basis, but I really worry about her future and how she will deal with “real life” problems. She is five, life shouldn’t be so rough. 😔

[@teris1789]

I'm raising my grandson that seems to be alot like Lex so I love these updates :D

[@matthewhackworth711]

Wow he sounds extremely similar to my son. Thanks for the video. I feel you on the eating. Pediasure saved my situation. Thank God for Pediasure!!!!

[@thecancelling2870]

My 5 y/o just started school. He's had a ton of adjusting to do and some days I feel like crying. I love him so much but it can be really tough. My guy is sweet, cute, kind and smart. Just not like other kids. I remember holding him the night he was born. Still, I'd change nothing. I guess my goal is to have him be happy, healthy and loved. He too is classified as "mild" but it's not really how I see it. It's a challenge.

[@gbecks3672]

Wow this was shocking to watch. Lex is identical to my 5 year old son Beckett. The shakes and he is growing height wise and just starting gaining weight. My son is talking well now too. He loves his numbers and drawings. My son also gets pronouns and he/she het mixed up as well. Thank you so much for this video. People always say how intelligent he is. I also need to help him with assisting certain things. I felt like I was talking to myself in this video. Beckett will draw for hours here at home. He’s in OT at school and out. He can’t go to the bathroom with this loud flushers. He gets extremely scared. Anything loud or too busy is too hard on him. We still go to places that are a little less crazy. We still want him to live life and try and work through it.

[@Praybones]

Exact same

[@aprilhaught6137]

Your age updates really help. Especially with the special needs kiddos.

[@kristalparks5721]

Thank you for this video 🙏🏾

[@devynplaysmonopoly]

This is my son almost to a Tee! Thank you for this video.

[@dianahussain5066]

He's doing great!!! So cute!

[@lynfairbairn]

I agree with you about the term ‘mild’ as the effect on the childs life is anything but mild. I also never liked the term developmental delay as so many kids conditions are permanent not a delay. Delay suggests they will catch up which of course is often not the case at all.

[@rcps3166]

My daughter has high functioning autism and it's gave us some memories! Once we where in a shop and the guy who worked there had a really deep voice so she started screaming batman 🤣 She can be screaming and then the next thing you know she is hissing and meowing telling us to be quiet! 🥰

[@Ihrto5]

My kid doesn't the funniest things ever as well😅 definitely love the things he comes up with. He started recently the hissing, but before that he would growl a lot more than now.

[@asiajarosinska1241]

Hello, greetings from Poland. I am autistic too!

[@MissLady-pq4hc]

I love Lex’s answer. He is sooo adorable.🙂🙂

[@BookishRaider]

Love your videos Stephanie!

[@rosalizclaudio9236]

My son is 7 years old and has adhd, this video was very helpful thank you for your openness

[@angelarogers3137]

My 5 year old is level 1 autistic and can read and spell like an adult. Its amazing

[@matthewgodfrey4533]

Bless your heart.

[@shantasticize]

Hey Stephanie it’s Shannon! My five year old daughter Violet is diagnosed with severe ADHD. She struggles with eloping and also has receptive and expressive language disorder. This video is making me rethink her doctor’s insistence that she is not on the spectrum. I think I am going to get a second opinion. Thank you!!!

[@lkjhb1]

Autism is overlooked in girls sadly. Most girls exhibit autism symptoms differently than boys. Also some girls can mask autism symptoms very well.

[@nicolelepage1]

My daughter have an ADD with ODD tendency, severe receptive language delay, moderate expressive language, language based learning disability and sensory processing issues. She is now 19. I will tell you please trust you instinct. I am almost positive she is too but was miss diagnosed. Feel free to message any time 💜

[@Nicole-jo6xj]

Kinda have a different question and want a parent’s perspective. What are your expectation from the Rbt’s that come into your house. What do you as a mom what do want from a worker who is in the home beyond their required “work” ? Really curious on how I can be better extension for families.

[@sueanneason7654]

Put him in dance and gymnastics, so he can try them and they are very compatible activities. Gymnastics will give him a great physical outlet. If he loves dance, let him experience it more.

[@ZeeZeeSierra]

I’ve never related to someone so much until now a lot of what your describing about lex sounds like my son

[@ourfamilychannel5007]

My 5 year old was just diagnosed with level 1 autism Friday

[@aminamahdy7977]

What's the name of the shake please anyone?

[@missnazstylee]

thanks so much for your channel and for uploading this video ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@amypearsall]

Glad to hear Lex has gained a few pounds! Does he, or would he, like helping you in the kitchen? Maybe it would be fun for him, and more excited to eat, if he participated in preparing food (child safe of course!) ie. mixing batter, making fruit salad, assembling meat/cheese/crackers. Just a thought!

[@Godsnotdead30]

It’s hard to get my son diagnosed he has alot of symptoms but he also functions well but struggles with the things lex struggles with that are acting like the dont want to diagnose even though the lady said she almost wants to but his numbers aren’t high enough

[@adriluv43]

This is us 🥹🥲 so many similarities. I could be speaking this exact script and no one would question of I made the video! Lol.. down to recently finally diagnosed for my five year old daughter. So far every single symptom/trait is my lil girl. And me realizing how much I went through masking myself my whole life! Self diagnosed so far!! Keeping her out of Kindergarten because I'm not going to have her running around in gen pop for a couple months until she gets the IEP. I want to do the ABA first.. 😢 sigh.. I'm bawling.. it's like I actually always knew she had ASD and/or ADHD; but no one believed me!!! Not family is finally like OH I get it! Because she is so intelligent/photographic memory/ big vocab. But I was like I've been researching since she was 1. I'm around her 24 7 365, just me and her.. but even still - after the Dx and all of the online support groups, I'm so so emotional because I never want my kids to struggle and I will always feel like I'm not doing enough to help. I feel so guilty when burnt out - not even from her autism - from ASD, and single motherhood in poverty! ❤❤❤ thank you for this video and I will definitely follow! Our kids are so so so similar!!!!

[@chtoosha]

Wondering what language disorder? MERLD?

[@Jay2tha206]

When did he first start talking? Did he talk early?

[@ЛупетањеГлупости1]

I'm not saying that's the case in this example. But when asking the question, in general you have to be perfectly precise with words, to be properly understood. To be a dog might be very logical response when you reconsider your question. Because you didn't ask what he wants to DO, but what he wants to BE, and that is different. Grown up people use phrases to witch they ascribe meaning those words usually have in conversation. But ascribed meaning doesn't have to match literal meaning. . If you want to ask how someone wants to earn money for living, than be precise. To be or to do is not same thing. Being dog or being human, is not about doing but about being. I'm just saying.

[@playandfun9780]

When did he start talking in conversation

[@angelicasmith0418]

My baby is social sensory and emotional regulation and my baby therapists doesn’t see it but I do and I’m thinking on getting a second opinion and I truly feel it’s autism

[@Crystalthewolf1000]

My sister wanted to be a hamster when she was 3. Also my family did courteous serving, to help us have less issues, it’s basically half a bite worth of food on the plate

[@thomasisrael673]

So is there like a blood test for a mild case of autism?

[@alendelon50]

I think all of us answering "Good" when asked "how you doing/feeling?"

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Not everyone. And they shouldn’t answer good to every question asked: it’s considered scripting.

[@ketikatz]

At my sons 2 year appointment I mentioned some red flags but they weren't much so we gave him a few months I just took him in again and was told he is high risk for autism, but it would be high functioning, because he only really struggles with speech, language and eye contact with small regressions here and there So getting him set up with speech therapy and I'm pretty excited honestly Oh and they are doing a more broad screening too

[@skyemckee5014]

I also have high functioning autism.

[@dawnaizak-bk5qb]

I'm new at this, my grandson has autism. I love him with all of me. I just can't get him to eat. His social skills needs improvement, but I have seen some changes. How can I get him to eat and what do I give him. Ensure sounds like a good idea. I'm battling with this due to him only seeing me every two weeks. His home environment isn't the best, she's a good mom, but there's more to rather than placing him in front of the TV. What do I do?

[@frodolover58]

Is Lex able to identify how he is feeling if you ask him? Can he tell you if he is sad for example and why? Can he identify when someone else is?

[@SQueeKzz]

My child has it at age 5, he wont answer any questions or put thoughts together like this

[@evanwalter9]

I can so relate to what you're saying about Lex's progression when it comes to Autism. I didn't start talking until I was around about 3 and a half and most of the main problems that Lex had, I had like language problems and being slightly behind developmentally like for example the question about what I want to be when I'm older and I had eating issues as well. As for finding out myself why I had Autism and what it was and why I was different, I was diagnosed aged 4 and a half but didn't find out that I was autistic until I was 8 years old so it's probably normal that Lex hasn't asked yet but be patient because he could ask about his autism at any point in the future.

[@QuinnLoftis]

I feel like you just completely described my 6.5 year old autistic son. He was diagnosed at 3 years of age. He’s been in ABA therapy since then and has done all the other therapy’s. He was diagnosed last summer with ADHD and 3 learning disabilities. I get the comments from people who say “he doesn’t seem autistic” which is utterly annoying. Jonivan was evaluated by 5 specialist and diagnosed by all of them. But he presents in many ways as typical except in social areas. His social skills are the biggest issues. He tells me everyday that he doesn’t have any friends, but he never seems sad about it. It’s just sort of a fact. He can’t initiate interaction with kids but he can incorporate to play but then because of his odd behavior they then avoid him. Any ways, thank you for sharing this.

[@leahjefferson4744]

Omg Lex sounds just like my son.lol he is also labeled High Functioning. But omg thats exactly how my son is. He will be 6 January 12th

[@ozzacassiepophart6349]

I know this is the wrong video to be commenting on this, but I started using ABCmouse and I have to say it is pretty good. It works a little better than Reading Eggs for me specifically because I am both blind and autistic. I am using it because of the fact that my day program school is closed from covid-19

[@Lilshortstuff8186]

Lex is my person! I’m almost 35 n i still want to be a dog ❤️

[@intalmdr4627]

🤣🤣🤣

[@briannacash2361]

How long did it take to get a diagnosis from time of referral

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Once we decided to have him evaluated, it was a few weeks the first time. Then we waited a year and had him evaluated a 2nd time to be sure and that was 6 weeks later

[@briannacash2361]

@@OurLANDingCrew8 how did you go about getting him tested

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

His pediatricians sent in a referral.

[@ancientknowledge525]

My son is 5, also high functioning. He doesn't speak as well as your son. 90% of people don't understand him. He doesn't count, know any shapes besides circle. He doesn't write, not even 1 letter. He has ADHD worse then Autism so that's his biggest issue ADHD/ODD severe. She said one of the worse cases. Meaning he never sits. You ask him something he runs around screaming and doesn't answer even if he knows the answer. He has 0 focus. He's been in therapies but we also have to start medication. It's been absolutely a nightmare. He's destroyed so much. We also have to restrain him at times and it takes two-three people because he would harm someone or something. He can't be in a regular class at the point, it's too bad. His case is really bad with adhd and ODD. ODD is probably worse then anything. There are short times he will play and he has a good memory for 5. He can remember events from 2-3.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

That sounds very similar to Noah although Noah was considered more moderate functioning than high functioning at that point honestly. What you're describing doesn't sound like high functioning.

[@shaunamariexo4479]

I think my five year old might have autism...he wants to stay in his room all day long and watch his KZbin videos and won't let his brother in his room and they share a room...he likes to be alone...he is doing horribly in school and he's in kindergarten doing virtual school at home. Because our states schools are closed..he's been diagnosed with selective mutism and he has iva which is a metobolic disease. He's rough and very defiant. And gets kicked out of classes online daily because he can't pay attention and sit still

[@montymontana8564]

Did you guys do speech or occupational therapy? My son might have autism, he’s 2 years old, not that vocal, a lot of hand flapping. I’m wondering what will help him.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Speech and/or occupational therapy can help any child who has deficits in those areas whether they're autistic or not :)

[@edwardsashnic]

When you say started talking at 2.5 do you mean in conversation or is that when first words emerged like being able to label?

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Very first words. Conversation didn’t emerge until age 4+

[@Ihrto5]

My son seems " normal" but it's when you really get to experience days with him where you learn something is not going well. Frustration, non- patient, he gets overwhelmed easily, he ha lots of energy,when he can't sleep at night in morning he gets crabby at times others is like okay mom get ready for school. His speech isn't where it should be as a 5 year old. He has a big obsession with certain things he ends up watching.he catches on things he shouldn't catch of siblings or even us parents. He repeats stuff several times, But very smart he has memoriezed letters of the alphabet. They tell me he has development delay has not been diagnosed due to him being very young. Guy who saw him and evaluated him at the behavioral center said he tries to manipulate us to get him what he wants and he's very young for a right diagnosed. 😒 Not sure what to do. But I do treat him the same as my older children. I don't try to baby him when I know he's done something wrong, cuz I feel like he knows and can tell when we are angry or upset. I feel this teaches him he can't always get away with things Especially around dad. Also teaches his emotions. When he pushes I tell him that's not okay, etc I make him apologize. I know he can't help it but me as a mom got to teach him to respect others and their boundaries.

[@kitchenmafia129]

I have a question my girlfriend son is autistic and he’s 6 years of age barely speaks and I see that your kid is five and has awesome pronunciation and can hold a conversation how can I help him get on the same track as your son .... and another thing he just runs back and forth all day clapping his hands I understand that’s called stimming is healthy to let him just stim all day or can we help him drive that energy into something else

[@jamierobinson9422]

I am rasing my grandson who has Autism like Lex how do you dissapline your Autistic child?

[@rodneyvelez9385]

My son is 5 also I do the same hes a picky eater so I substitute with pedisure also

[@cindy-annereed]

I love you, Stephanie

[@chanelslounge]

Stephanie I need some advice. My son had about 3-4 evaluations for Autism and ultimately the doctors and his school professional is his doesn't have autism but might have ADD or ADHD bc he can communicate but has very short attention span. My question is should I take him to be reevaluated again or should I just wait awhile to see if certain habits will be dropped on his own?. Thank you so much in advance if you reply.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

If he's been evaluated 3-4 times by different doctors then I personally would accept that answer. If it's the same place, then I would seek a 2nd opinion and make sure they use the ADOS

[@chanelslounge]

@@OurLANDingCrew8 yes each evaluation and testing was taken at the same place. And thank you so much for responding.

[@danielonn2002]

I too don't like functioning labels.

[@ArtWorkOfDR]

My youngest has the same name 😅 Alexander "Lex" and he also has ADHD and Autism and a high anxiety disorder

[@bubblegumelectric1]

😂 I think I wanted to be a dog when I grew up too. My son just got diagnosed with high functioning autism and adhd. He’s 5

[@darkshadow2502]

it kind of annoys me when i point out in a nursery I work at that a child may have needs but they say there is nothing wrong with them without them getting evaluated i think people still think of autism as been this person who has little to no speech doesn't wanna play with people etc i wanna spread more awareness for people with high functioning autism and for all people who work in nurseries or schools to at least be aware of the signs and not just assume its their age or the parents fault i hope one day i can achieve this

[@jlcollins7673]

I think Stephanie's point is that you cannot just point something out and assume they have special needs. It is a very very thorough process. No one can just...point something out....they have to be assessed.

[@darkshadow2502]

@@jlcollins7673 yep i agree i just wish everyone had the same point of view

[@rodneyvelez9385]

My son has echolalia also

[@johannam1192]

When you say everything that your son knows I stop and think because my son was just Diagnosed with lv 1 autism he is high functioning he also has adhd my son just started kindergarten in August and they don’t want to give him any services he knows how to write his name but not how to spell it out loud doesn’t know his abc knows some shapes and he just learned the state where he lives he knows my phone number and the pledge of Allegiance colors and numbers has trouble after 10 but doesn’t really know how to write it …the school at most wants to give my son a 504 plan for the adhd and not an iep because there is no goals and honestly I just don’t get it

[@freeaccount4411]

I wanted to be a dog too when I was his age !!

[@susanfraser7876]

Too cute!