Feeding Evaluation For Our Baby Girl

[@shantasticize]

Good lord woman you are a champ. You deserve a damn medal for all the stuff you have to arrange and be involved in.

[@kellimurphy755]

Nellie girl you’re a rockstar with all kinds of cuteness. Those piggy tails are everything. I’m so proud of you and her Steph. I can’t believe she’s a walking girl now.

[@Emily-se4yq]

I started watching your channel to see/try to understand a parent “view” of having a child with special needs. I’m a special education teacher who teaches students with moderate to severe disabilities. I see the education side of children, but I don’t get to see the family side too often. I just wanted to say I have fallen in love with your family over the past year. I also wanted to thank you for documenting your journey 💕

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Aww thank you so much ❤️ I commend you for caring so much, I always love to know we have teachers in our OLC family who care that much!

[@tessasutherland9233]

I’m also a special education teacher! I’m a K-12 teacher at a small rural school. I’m the only special education teacher in my district! I also appreciate seeing a parent’s side to special education. I’m also looking into moving to Colorado (I have family there) so I’m curious to see how special education is handled there. Thank you for bringing a voice to parents of children with autism.

[@emmamays]

Honestly, as a 17 year old with SPD, my mum is constantly saying she wished she’d sorted my food issues when I was younger. Obviously, I’ve naturally gotten better with age, but there’s still a lot of foods I physically can’t bring myself to eat and something like therapy would’ve probably helped more. You’re definitely doing the right thing

[@tashaisabelle]

Yessss to the squeeze bottles for learning the straw! My son’s speech therapist gave us a Rubbermaid plastic juice box that was the same idea where you squeeze it and they learn to suck. It was what FINALLY got him to use a straw back in October when he had just turned 2. Nothing else worked until that. Now he can drink out of any straw! 👏🏼 I really hope it works for Nellie too!

[@0613mickey]

I found your channel over a year ago when my then three years old was diagnosed with autism. Not easy what you do. Congrats. They might not know it now but will appreciate later. Stay strong 💪🏼

[@marysmith6783]

I admire you so much. I have 3 little boys. They are 5, 3 and 1. My husband, myself and his pediatrician suspect our 3 year old has autism. He used to say mama and dada but he doesn’t anymore. He jabbers\ baby talks occasionally and screams a lot. He’s a handful. He zones out a lot and is into everything all the time. Our oldest had a speech delay but with early intervention he’s catching up. Our middle child is displaying some completely different signs than our oldest. We are in the process of getting him evaluated for child find. I say all this to say that watching your videos gives me hope. You give me hope. I’m a stay at home mom and I struggle every single day with my boys but watching you and your family gives me hope. Hope that I can power through these difficult days and that my son will thrive when he gets the help he so desperately needs. Thank you for showing as much as you do.

[@tamarakindle73]

it is so good you are addressing all of her needs and going full throttle with getting her help. Two of my three children are on the spectrum and are 24 & 16 now. Girls often get diagnosed much later than boys so hats off to you for realizing her need and meeting early. The feeding thing can definitely have life long ramifications if not addressed now. I still have issues with both of my and feeding. SPD is so tough.

[@kokosaffron1196]

You have a beautiful heart and it is reflected in your beautiful children... you’re doing everything and anything you can , just being on top of the things they need is a huge step towards helping them all thrive and advance . And of course loving them all through everything. Keep up the great work mom and dad!

[@YourAverageGumballFan]

She is so beautiful! What a sweet little soul! You're a fantastic mama and I commend you for all your hard work and dedication to ensure your kids have all the resources they need to succeed!

[@Michele-bm1zu]

Omg. I love when she flaps her little hands and fingers by her face like that 😍 she's the cutest.

[@sybleythomas3496]

Hello Penelope you are sooo cute! Her eyes are so gorgeous Stephanie.

[@abbyizaguirre6192]

Stephanie you are doing an amazing job. I’m sure all of these new updates and information coming in at once is not easy. You are doing great and thank you for keeping us updated. Also I think Penelope is an amazing little girl and I think that you will hopefully see progress soon. It may take a while, but eventually she will meet those goals. Keep working hard Stephanie! Penelope is very lucky to have you as her parent. In fact, I think all of your kids are very lucky to have you as their mom. Way to go always advocating for your kids and trying to do the best that you can. Glad you’re getting therapies and things situated for all of the kids.

[@ashadash5080]

Thank you for posting this video. My son just turned 1 years old and is having similar issues with his eating. His one year wellness appointment is in less than a week, and I'm thinking he will have to do early intervention or see some kind of feeding specialist, I want to do whats best to help him and your videos help a lot and make me feel like I'm not alone on feeding issues.

[@a.herrera7940]

In the beginning it looks like she’s waving and say “bye bye” when she says “bah bah bah”, so stinking precious 😍

[@Flybynite1972]

Omg....I have been away from most of your blogs since you first moved due to life...But to see Liam and his words was such a good thing to see. Little man is so happy and is going to be the best he can be. Your move alone was worth the help he will receive and what more he will be able to do than to sit around and wait many many months just to start therapy.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Agreed! We are so excited to see how well the kiddos progress!

[@miriamwalker2244]

You are going to be ok steph Penelope is lucky to have you as her mama !!!!❤️

[@comom2055]

I have a nephew who is extremely picky with food. He has been all his life. I always felt like he had sensory processing disorder. He’s 13 now and still has a short list of foods that he will eat. It’s good to address it early when you can.

[@Amouse0131]

I can relate with the struggles of going back to go forward. My soon to be 3 year old has had similar problems with food and eating. Hang in there. We are here cheering you on while we lick and kiss our way to trying new textures here.

[@mariahcarter48]

I feel you mama! Our 2yrs old was just approved for OT due to Sensory Processing Disorder! Eating is one of our top concerns too.. I understand how overwhelming it can feel and how others many not understand when your kiddos looks “typical” when it comes to meal time..Your kids are so blessed to have you to keep pushing for them to give them the best possible outcome! You got this!! Stay strong!💪🏼

[@debbielopez9944]

Penelope is just so precious . Her smile can light up a room.💗

[@merrissathurber4073]

I have 2 boys under two both have ASD/PANDAS diagnoses and I am slowly trying to get used to everything at once. So many appointments, therapy's sessions, medical needs, and lifetime disability stuff all at once. PANDAS/PANS causes autoimmune brain swelling and it's so heartbreaking. Your the 1st channel I've ever watched as a ASD mom that seemed so real and not sugar coating anything. Thank you for being authentic and real, especially with the heart ache and struggles alot of us face. All of our kids are different but it definitely feels good to know we are not alone in this! Also your kids are adorable!🥺

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️ it’s hard but rewarding all at the same time!

[@hayleymarse2853]

This video was really great! My brother has sensory issues with food that have gotten much worse as he has gotten older. I’m so glad Nellie is getting help while she is still so young

[@caitlin9150]

Nellie and Liam are soo flippin' cute. Seems like the stars were aligned in Colorado and arranging for all these kiddos of yours to receive the very best is amazing. Um I feel like a feeding therapy interview over virtual would drive me up the wall because I just think it would be better in person!!!

[@justjamie17-15]

I totally get it.. feeding issues are so frustrating. They didn’t have feeding therapy when my son was a toddler and when it finally came about they said he didn’t qualify because he was a normal weight. A lot has changed for sensory processing therapy so I’m glad you are getting everything they need. My son is 18 and he still has issues with most foods so he eats the same things over and over 😕

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

That’s why we are pushing through now. I know it’s easier to address at 1 than when they’re a lot older

[@justjamie17-15]

Our LANDing Crew best of luck 💙

[@brookesoldiersunite3325]

You’re an awesome Mama you really truly are.

[@jennessyo]

You’re doing great. Hang in there Steph, you’re not alone. Penelope is lucky to have you 💓

[@naomistange876]

All 3 of my babes are going through ABA in the bedroom too! My oldest is just like Penelope however she has a feeding tube just to give her the extra nutrients shes missing. ABA in the bedroom has been good for our kiddos, since they have high anxiety in environments. Letting them do it at home allows them to participate without having meltdowns over the environment. My youngest is in EI since 14 months and it's been helping huge.

[@nicolecushway1227]

Seriously, could your baby girl be any cuter?? Those big blue eyes and that happy beautiful smile! She is such a little doll!😍

[@u.s.a.7164]

Yay for Penelope for walking! Liam also seems so happy and content, he reminds me so much of Noah. Thanks for the updates.

[@voiceofreason6914]

All the kids are adorable, but this little chunkette is so flippin' adorable!!!! I could just eat her up!!!! So precious!!!!!!!

[@whitneemooney354]

Your kiddo’s r making GREAT progress!!! Good job Mama.. ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@abbybaird7705]

I had sensory processing issues and developmental delays as a toddler, too! Thanks to OT until I was about 5 years old, I have lived a very typical life and I don’t usually experience sensory issues in my daily life as an 18 year old. Don’t lose hope; with the therapies you all have access to now, I’m sure Penelope will make leaps and bounds in her eating progress!

[@aharvey4074]

Penelope is soooo cute!! Like all toddlers are cute but she is next level. You’re such a good mum!

[@Anna-ql9gl]

Beautiful kiddos and beautiful mom!

[@destroyer4364]

That is the same thing what my 16 year old middle daughter has. It did take a long time to help her. The one thing that worked for us was my 3 kids were in Boys and Girls club. They feed our kids healthy snacks. It opened the door for us to add those food choices for her over the years. As she grow she wanted to have more choices of food too.

[@nicoledevine85]

She’s too cute! I wish her the best! I wish them all the best! 💖💜💚💙

[@beetee4865]

Oh my goodness, she is just so adorable! 💜❤ It's cool that they can do this evaluation via telehealth. "Take a few steps back to take a few feet forward"--I like that.

[@sguishy89]

You are one heck of a warrior momma. You've got me thinking about moving there to. I lived in Colorado springs when my oldest was just a baby

[@agapeemenee]

I’ll never get over how stinking CUTE Penelope is.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Me either :p

[@jessiiixoxo]

Liam's little oh no! 😂♥️♥️

[@clodaghscott7220]

Take care! You have got this. In the long run doing all this will be so good.

[@RNajar3]

Try using a juice box instead of the honey bear cups. If you don’t mind giving your child juice, they’re just as effective as the honey bear cup but a lot cheaper. I used juice boxes with my son who is developmentally behind and he pick up on it so fast. I’d say within a day he could drink from a straw.

[@tiffanijordan45]

Aww my baby is getting ready to walk an run baby girl is going to b fine I have the same as a adult rite I know but foods I use to eat I can't stand because of how it feels in my mouth the textures makes me gag it's like I am starting over I am glad ur getting the answers u need praying god continue to move things together love you guy's

[@jenniferkearnes9906]

Thank you for showing us alot of stuff with your kid's they're all so beautiful and sweet, loving your vlogs always 😘😘😘😘😘😍👍

[@tinacayford7549]

Ok, miss princess Nellie is so cute, toddling around with those pigtails. And both Liam and Penelope babble like they are telling us stories. I’m so sorry that they have been asking you to move backwards with Nellie. But those pouches are a tremendous idea!! And a quarter of a pouch is huge next to the two or three baby spoons worth she had been doing. And they come in soooo many different flavors and combinations. A lot more than traditional baby foods. We fed miss Livvy with those. lol I am praying for you all that things level out a bit more. Just a few more weeks. And you have totally reminded me all the things I need to get settled for Serenity’s visit. I can’t wait. Love you all 🤗

[@bethohara8239]

Hi, I have really enjoyed your videos and hearing your stories. They help me to keep going. Nellie and my son have a lot in common. He's a January '19 baby, just like her. He's an ex preemie, behind developmentally and has feeding issues. He has a feeding tube, and we have been working on his feeding issues in therapy for a year. We are also in PT, OT and speech. Our developmental pediatrician has never mentioned Autism, but it won't knock me off my chair if that's what it turns out to be. I'll be able to handle it better thanks to your videos. You show that even with Autism, it's gonna be ok. We are still working on the feeding issues daily, especially drinking. He's never really gotten the hang of the bottle, but he does well with baby and table food. We are also going the straw route. We are currently trying the munchkin and Honeybear straw cups. My guy also hated the munchkin one, haha. Today was only day 1 with straw cups, but he figured out how to suck from the Honeybear cup. But the liquid goes everywhere as he doesn't know how to suck and then swallow before it goes everywhere AND the Honebear is NOT SPILLPROOF. Good cup, just a bit messy during learning. He'll get it (🤞) and I know she will too! We are hoping to work up to the munchkin cup and then to an open cup. We have done some with the open cup, but that's even more of a mess.

[@rachelsimmons3548]

Aww, man. The battle with the cups! We have a graveyard of refused cups in our cabinet. My son will only drink out of that exact straw cup that Penelope refused (the green one). They should come up with a place where your kids can test out cups so you don't end up with 5 other kinds sitting in your cabinet. 😂

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

FOR REAL!!! 🤣🤣 Thankfully Liam uses whatever she won’t lol

[@pandoravictoria7821]

Nellie is just so precious and in some ways reminds me of my son he will be 3 in September and the only fruit and vegetables he will eat are from pouches he loves the plan Banana and if we give him a veggie on first thing in the morning when he is good and hungry he will take it otherwise we are SOL. He still has never to a sip out of a sippy with a hard spout and only will use the same soft tip as Nellie we got him off it by giving him juice boxes. That helped a lot until he was getting to much juice and I tried switching him to a cup and straw so I could mix water into it and it was a struggle I thought it would never happen but I got mini stainless steal cups with lids and a silicone straw for him it took about 2 days but he finally drinks great from them he also likes everything room temperature. He is a picky eater however he does eat a variety of different textures but he only has a short list of food he likes, he is just starting to try certain new things at nearly 3 yrs old.

[@amandasnyder9273]

My youngest would not eat a single bite of solid food until he was 21 months old. After OT, PT, and speech, and an emergency hospital admission, we finally figured out that he was refluxing. A week on meds for that and he started eating!

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

I am so glad you were able to get some answers!

[@sandee1000]

It is great to get all this started. It will Get more routine. This is best start for the kids,

[@mamabear4526]

She is adorable!!! So beautiful!!

[@xVirtueToVice]

Penelope is gorgeous😍😍 such a cutie pie!!!🤍💕🤍

[@amypearsall]

Way to go for trying new things! Since she tolerates the pureed food pouches, maybe she will like the squeezie bear cup w/straw. Your children are adorable..which probably helps with the stressful days!

[@pandoravictoria7821]

It is definitely hard I have similar issues with my sweet boy he is also a bit behind and it is upsetting I hope you get relief soon xoxo

[@ambergrubbs5926]

She’s just so cute i can’t stand it 🥺❤️

[@KarinaGoff]

Penelope is adorable.... much love ❤️

[@meganm1245]

My son was the same. He liked a specific bottle. He was almost 2 when I got him off the bottle. He didnt likenthe spout cups. He liked straw cups better.. I'm noticing some sensory stuff for food for my little guy too. As he will eat certain stuff

[@elizabethstallcup8204]

What a beautiful baby!!!

[@mirandahallielinkm1098]

My daughter is one and we can't tell if shes being picky or has a sensory issue. Basically when it comes to soft food she will sometimes gag and it won't be in her mouth, sometimes she absolutely doesn't want to touch it. So she will scoop it on the floor, open and close her hands or cries. I have to make her try it with a spoon so she doesn't touch it but sometimes she doesn't like being spoon fed. She loves things like soft nuggets, cheese, spaghetti, oranges, bananas, yogurt melts, Graham crackers. She wont do puree either. She does have intolerance to milk and ice cream. But she still relies on milk. Doctor just said keep trying. My daughter has always been tiny. Born weighing 5 lbs 7 oz 18inches long. Shes now in between 20-22 lbs 31 inches long. Shes not chunky at all. Very petite and skinny. Kinda don't know what to do besides keep trying.

[@skyeblue5669]

❣ BEAUTIFUL FAMILY..

[@anamariaclaragrama-asztalo5562]

First time I comment. I started watching after my daughter was diagnosed with autism. You manage to give me courage and positivity about the road ahead. Best of wishes forward for you and your family. Hugs from 🇦🇹.

[@CSI426]

Has anyone read or heard that baby food is linked to autism? Many are major and trusted companies. For me, it's not real food when it sits on shelves for months and doesn't go bad. I used to make different types of stew with homemade chicken broth, puree the whole pot, store them in single-serving glass containers, then freeze them. I would use different ingredients for the stew weekly to change flavors. The baby loved it.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Yes but they have tried attaching anything to autism tbh. Like in my situation, my daughter never ate baby food and she is still very much autistic!

[@samanthakeen9432]

Love watching your videos. Massive well done your an amazing mum. I can’t wait to have a large family as well. Xxxx

[@ashleydanielle9026]

Hey Stephanie. I was wondering where your dining room table and chairs came from? And if online do you have a link? I know that is so random. Nelly is so cute! 😍❤️

[@pandoravictoria7821]

I have seen that table or something similar at both Ashley furniture online and Bosoves also we have something similar we got at Raymor and Flanagan

[@pandoravictoria7821]

Ashley Danielle try Ashley furniture online or Boscoves or Raymor and Flanagan hope that helps I have seen that set or sets very similar there.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Ashley’s Furniture, don’t get them. They fell apart only a few months in

[@ashleydanielle9026]

Wow!!! Thank you anyways! I just loved how it looked haha

[@pandoravictoria7821]

Ashley Danielle Hi Ashley we have a set similar for Raymor and Flanagan the table top color is a dark grey ish color but the set is quite similar and is holding up great it’s been over a yr now and we are a family of 6 hope that helps. The set is beautiful however 1 down fall is the crumbs get stuck in the groves lol

[@janicemichaloski3319]

I can't get over how adorable Liam's curls are 😃💖

[@Sammyrox1989]

my daughter who is 5 has the same out fit definitely the top same pants haha so cute also my daughter likes crunchy foods chicken nuggets etc but she interest in licking foods and biting them but wont eat fruit veggies or meats but will eat fish with crumb on it but speech is taking off though she also had the same water bottles for a long time but now uses Contigo bottles now an Nuby poptop water bottles aswell xo love from Australia

[@GabiNumNumsCon]

Can you send Penelope on over my way she is just to adorable and a chunk a monk. ( sorry if this offends anyone) Stephanie she is your mini me. You deserve a medal for all the appointments and getting your children the help that they need.🥇

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

I love her so much! And thank you so much.

[@GabiNumNumsCon]

❤️

[@michelle360kpop]

I’m not gonna lie, Penelope is your twin Stephanie ❤️

[@helloscreenmusicink7215]

She's so darn cute omg💖💖💖

[@daniellemurphy2436]

YOUR SWEET BABY'S ARE SO ADORABLE AND GETTING SO BIG

[@Angelica3723]

You are a strong mama bear ❤️🦋

[@AnoukMali7899]

Penelope is such a cutie pie!

[@pandoravictoria7821]

I have 3 older children and they were a bit behind as well and are all great now sometimes it takes time but they will all catch up I don’t understand why everything is such a rush these days every child is different and develops at there own rate.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Penelope is more than just a bit behind, she is significantly behind. Wanting her to be able to eat baby food at almost 17 months is not “rushing” it. I get that we have been kind of tight lipped on a lot with her so there’s no way for others to know this but we are all about kids developing at their own rate. That’s why I didn’t freak out when she wasn’t walking at a specific time, I know every kid is different but where she is at is way past the “normal range”.

[@pandoravictoria7821]

Hi there Steph that comment came across so wrong and is my fault for they way I wrote it and it was more geared towards my son and if I’m being honest he is nearly a year behind I just wasn’t comfortable writing that, I completely understand Nellie is different and I didn’t mean to sound as if I was comparing and I think everything you are doing with her is just perfect, she is lucky to have you and I’m sure her therapy is going to help her very much. Keep up the phenomenal work and once again I apologize for that coming out all wrong. Xoxo

[@pandoravictoria7821]

I don’t think you are rushing anything at all your doing great things for her and I love all you are doing for Nellie and would do exactly the same if I were in your shoes, so that came across terribly wrong, what I meant was when my son was 1 yr old he was significantly behind and I felt drs were rushing him so much and some of the things he lacked in so did my other kids at that age.

[@pandoravictoria7821]

Our LANDing Crew I feel awful my comment came across terribly wrong, I don’t think you are rushing a single thing and I would do exactly the same if in your shoes, I owe you an apology for writing that all wrong my son will be 3 in September and is nearly 1 yr behind and I just feel my Drs here where I live have been rushing him since he was a yr old. Im all about putting only positive comments out there so I hate that I came across so poorly, it was after 2a.m here and I did put my thoughts together properly. Keep up the phenomenal work. Xoxo

[@pandoravictoria7821]

Our LANDing Crew didn’t ***

[@cindy-annereed]

It's tough. Just hang in there

[@breynolds3321]

It’s a bear walk Mama, they love this is physical therapy 🤣

[@elizabethchandler4573]

My 3 year old will ONLY use the Nuby straw cups. same as those sippys yours likes but the straw

[@andreanairvin7724]

It took my brother squeezing a juice box into my nephew mouth through the straw for him to understand how to use it. He refused straws too, he just did not understand how they worked. He was about Penelope age.

[@felishabaugh1500]

My 17 month old niece is a chunky baby. She weighs 38-40 lbs and in a size 5 clothes. She is also taller than a 2-3 year old.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

WHOA. That's a big child HAHA

[@robinbackus8313]

Make sure the honey bear comes with a valve, my grandson is Penelope's age and he had a stroke before he was born, my daughter goes through lots of OT, PT, SPEECH with Parker.

[@HannahRose19960]

She’s a cutie pie 🥰❤️❤️❤️ love you steph

[@BlazinBritBrat]

It isn't really a setback. Nellie made progress. She tried new things. That is still an accomplishment. I think they are just looking at the best and safest way to get long term results.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

100%. I definitely agree but when she was eating more solid foods, it does feel like a set back to go to the very start of baby feeding but as you said, it's going to help her more long term. And it shouldn't take her that long to eat. I don't want half of her day to be spent in a high chair eating when there's a lot of other development things we need to work on her with too

[@BlazinBritBrat]

@@OurLANDingCrew8 I understand. Please note there is no judgement on my end. I just know that trying new things can be a big deal for a kid.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Oh I didn't think it was that way. What you said made perfect sense!

[@susansgalaxy2219]

Penelope walking she's doing awesome

[@bubblebuffy]

I would be very interested in seeing a video on the sensory swing you mentioned!

[@lillyrainblue1581]

By chance did they say anything about electric toothbrush part of therapy? Helped my kiddo with oral stimulation with his sensory and did she have a tongue tie , if mentioned sorry. I know you dont want to hear sorries but I so get the frustration of starting over. your awesome momma and the kiddos are so sweet 🙃

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

We are starting to do the toothbrush now in OT. It’s just hard to get her to do much or really want to be involved in therapies but I’m hoping it gets better since OT will start being in home this week

[@lillyrainblue1581]

@@OurLANDingCrew8 Hope it helps 🙃

[@tinacayford7549]

She is still so little, she will get into the swing of therapy as time passes

[@nancyfarkas3592]

My nephew hated things mixed together. He always wanted things like his mashed potatoes separate from the gravy. he also would gag on things like Oatmeal.

[@rastus89]

My oldest has SPD and she didn’t get diagnosed until she was in kindergarten. No one took me seriously said I didn’t know what I was talking about... but she chewed the crap out of her crib or any toy that was wood but I was told oh that’s normal... yeah

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

It's one of those things that suck. The only way to get diagnoses when they're younger is if they're on the more severe side so it's an inbetween of "I don't want my kid to struggle more just to be heard but I do want to get them help"... it's so hard. Noah wasn't diagnosed with ASD until he was 5 and basically the doctor was forced to because of the DSM criteria changing, it is so so hard. You're doing a great job mama

[@lorenaortiz755]

Cute little Penelope was waving to the camera. So the professional doing with therapy are not wearing masks? That’s good 🦠

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

ABA has to wear masks ( I think this week they aren't required to anymore) but speech asked me if she wanted me to wear a mask and I declined. We put ourselves at more exposure by going grocery shopping than the therapists LOL

[@kaylagibson2025]

Hey all I’m sorry I haven’t been active on your comments in your videos lately I haven’t been very well unfortunately But I’m fully court up in your uploads now I saw your video today about Noah’s scoliosis & I understand if u are a little bit worried about it especially with Noah heading towards puberty years Cause I’m 21yrs old now & one of my conditions that I have is scoliosis & my spine was a complete S Shape in my xrays ( I used to try to make jokes about my spine to lighten the mood for my family & friends lol I used to say the S represented my little bro’s name SHAYNE LOL 😂 & it always made my family laugh 😂 ) I have had 7-8 surgeries on my spine & neck because of my scoliosis So if u have any questions or concerns in the upcoming weeks/months or years pls never hesitate to ask ok cause I’m here for u all Lots of love Kayla

[@Bouvardia-Blossom]

Who are those nasty people giving thumbs down 😡 hope everything will go well with Penelope ❤️ you are doing really great as parents ❤️ hats off for you ! 🎩 😍

[@RosesandBlingPapercrafts]

They’re just green eyed monsters, they wish they were as beautiful as this family is 🙂

[@dranzer26]

When I was a baby I was fat. I literally ate everything, then all of a sudden it was like a switch was turned on and I became a picky eater. I have issues with food textures like jello is one food I can’t stand.

[@colbystmarie2593]

MOTIVATION EVERYDAY: I love your content! Keep up the good work! People need to spread positivity especially at these times.❤️

[@RosesandBlingPapercrafts]

You dear Stephanie and Lonnie are an inspiration!!! Nellie is cuteness overload!!! 😍🥰❤️

[@aherna224]

I wish they would of told me that w my 8 year old autistic daughter she’s like lex very very picky food cannot touch bc sensory so happy for u guys getting the services ur kids deserve 💪

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

The hospital I took her to is a top accredited pediatric hospital so they're on their A game!

[@salvajegata2222]

Can someone say mi tips how increase things to eat for child, my son 28 months and eat only milk, beef meat, sweet cheese, sausages, mixed fruits, panzerotti is fried cheese in dough, bread with strawberry marmelate and sometimes pasta with tomatoes or pumpkin?

[@sophieforan5094]

I swear Nelly was trying to vlog like mama. So cute either way.

[@elenagibbons4719]

Hey Stephanie! You might remember me from a while back. I was taking a break from KZbin for awhile, so I missed quite a few videos. I was just wondering, what made you decide to get the kids back into ABA? If there’s a video explanation, linking it is cool too! No hate, I’m just curious-as long as you’re okay sharing, of course.

[@OurLANDingCrew8]

Welcome back Elena! When I took Liam out of it, I was very clear to say that it didn't mean I would never use it again for him at an older age or use it for the other kids. We decided to try to use a company here that had an amazing reputation and have an amazing BCBA who is so positive about autism and we have had great results and experience

[@elenagibbons4719]

Our LANDing Crew Thanks for replying! That makes sense. I’m glad you guys have had such a good experience, it definitely looked like they enjoyed it.

[@GamerBoy-go3wj]

your kids are so cute like there so pretty

[@morganforman3024]

I love your kids I have fragile X

[@rfamilyprism2444]

I know this struggle all too much! 😢