Jennie Mother Of 2 Sons On The Autism Spectrum | Diagnosis, School Potty, Training,Eating Habits

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@wade8078 Ай бұрын

I like what she has to say I am a Autistic person myself and I live on my own and then I went to a vocational school it helped me where I am today

@Lisa-vh3nh Ай бұрын

Hi Nancy, and welcome to your lovely guest Jennie. You both are such amazing parents, and it is easy to see how wonderful and caring you are. I learned so much from this video. Your kindness and wisdom are guiding lights in this world and you are helping countless people to understand autism. God works miracles through you. You are so appreciated.

@Sandy600-CT Ай бұрын

Really enjoyed this video. Seemed so natural and relaxed. Thank you.

@jaydenmoore9503 Ай бұрын

❤ awesome interview with Jennie Nancy I love it 🥰

@rosebud7943 Ай бұрын

I so enjoyed listening to both of your stories and truths. Advocating, allowing our children to be who they are, and the strength you all have to be their heroes. I am grateful to be part of society that loves our babies as the gift God gave us. We rock as moms!

@rowlandstevens7515 Ай бұрын

Our Daily View is my favorite! Nancy, Craig, Joe & family are wonderful people, & watching them helps me to do better every day.

@Alpine540 Ай бұрын

Craig has the best sign offs!! ❤

@Alpine540 Ай бұрын

Nancy, great video with Jennie! Thank you!

@pamdewall Ай бұрын

I had a real hard.time.but now franco is well.ur a good co- host.

@jolieorourke5683 Ай бұрын

Enjoyed your interview with Jennie 😊 Craig sure made me laugh at the end 😂 thanks for sharing Nancy 😊❤❤

@MelissaMounts Ай бұрын

I have an adult daughter with autism and it’s no one’s business about if Craig works or why don’t he drive some people don’t understand unless they have a child with autism.

@Mcsnoofs Ай бұрын

I stumbled across your channel randomly and I don’t have anyone in my family or know anyone with autism. I just wanted to say I really enjoy watching your family and I love your always positive attitude. I hope you guys surpass 1m subscribers!

@pamdewall Ай бұрын

Id like to.omg. meet u too nancy.i am an single parent too.!! Mine are adults.my oldest just got married and franco.has autism. what a great video.❤

@barbwosmansky8263 Ай бұрын

I love love that you are putting other Mothers on who can be helpful to others. Just a positive thought is it would seem so much more personal if you were sitting facing each other talking and looking at each other. Just seems strange that you are looking straight at the camera and not each other. Great info.

@IzzyS94 Ай бұрын

I am currently 30 and I have autism. I am not able drive and I am not able to work and I live with my mom.

@bobburesh7185 Ай бұрын

😊😊😊

@adamsmith583 Ай бұрын

She doesn't need to be a single ❤

@KrisHrabe Ай бұрын

Hi Craig ❤

@joesiefert8542 Ай бұрын

Nancy you should have Eli and Bentley on the channel if they will allow it

@ourdailyview Ай бұрын

I would love that! ❤️

@jenniemyers5936 17 күн бұрын

@@ourdailyview i would be completely good with that!😊

@blletm6029 Ай бұрын

Excuse my total ignorance, but whats the chance for getting both of your kids with autism? is it genetic in some way?

@BronwenMcLaren Ай бұрын

There does seem to be a genetic link (although perhaps not in all cases). There certainly is in my family, as my father, sister, niece and myself are all autistic to varying degrees.

@BronwenMcLaren Ай бұрын

(Unless that could be explained by having similar environmental causes...)

@jenniemyers5936 Ай бұрын

Theres alot of different factors that could potentially play part in it. My ex husband and i decided not to worry about getting tested because it wasnt going to change our boys we only wanted to know how we could help them to succeed going forward:)

@amandasummer7442 Ай бұрын

Hi I go to Goodwill daycare with two people with Austim Different Craig & Alisha

@JaniceTaylor-it3ed Ай бұрын

@kb3gjp123 Ай бұрын

Well I don't see a email andress any were to send a letter to so I'll post it here. Maybe a little long. Hi, I'm 40 and live on my own without any difficulty and have had the same job for 18 years. As a kid I was never diagnosed with any disability, but in my early 30's I was diagnosed with NVLD and it fits me well. I am extremely verbal with a verbal IQ of 120, Talk a lot, have some learning disabilities and was very clumpsy as a child and the school paid for a an occupational therapist to work with me as a kid etc. After watching your videos I feel more that I may also have high functioning Autisum. I Never had Developmental delays except when I was 3 my Mom was concerned that I was not peeing in the toilet yet, but the doctor said I will pee In the toliet when I'm ready and I did. But as a kid at story time at the library I would spin the mat on my head instead of listening to the story, as a kid untill this day when ever I'm tired or stressed I chew my tounge and as a kid I also made noise while I chewed my tongue. Also I get annoyed when someone makes a mess or moves something in my apartment. As well I hate when my Schedule gets changed, but I get over it much faster then Craig. Oh and as a kid I had extreme meltdowns. What are your thoughts?

@ourdailyview Ай бұрын

Hello! Thank you for sharing your story! I’m not a professional but as a mom I would guess that you are somewhere on the high end of the spectrum. If sounds like you have been able to overcome obstacles and live an independent life. I’m very impressed by your accomplishment! Recognizing that there are reasons for the way we act and react makes it easier to maneuver life. Unfortunately Craig does not have that understanding which limits his ability to live completely independently. It sounds like you’re doing well in life. I wish you so much happiness ❤️ our email is ourdailyview1992@gmail.com