Tip Toeing = Autism?

[@parvatibaidoo168]

Parents who are new on this Channel, I want to assure you that Ming is awesome 👌. He explains, give inspiration and encourages you to help your speech delayed children

[@AgentsofSpeech]

Thanks so much Parvati

[@vickieL321]

Thank you for sharing... that's exactly what I am looking for. My child has been tip toeing often but not always, especially when he is excited. He will put his feet down when told as he listens to instructions very well. He's attending EIP and OT. Hopefully he will grow out of it 🙏

[@AgentsofSpeech]

you got this Vickie =D

[@MyMomSayNoDota]

I wanna cry. Im scared. My son 2 years old son still not say a word. Just alphabet like A, E, Z. No eye contact. Tip toe sometimes. But he can perform task when ordered. Can be hold, but not for a long duration. He always want to do something. For a sequence of tasks, he can follow, but need to be guided or he will deviate, still end the task, but different way (kinda cheating). I really want to help my boy, but dunno how. He have appointments for checkup but the date too far apart. I sent my son for a programe to improve his sensory and hoping it's just his sensory that cause his speech delay.

[@AgentsofSpeech]

you got this Fariz

[@beetee873]

Hi.. Kindly suggest some tips to reduce spinning habits in autism..pls

[@AgentsofSpeech]

You don't reduce behaviour... you find a replacement - in this case, that would to be introducing more play skills.

[@beetee873]

Play skills like?? Kindly suggest some examples pls

[@AgentsofSpeech]

@@beetee873 there are examples inside our channel... kindly search and learn, we cannot always reply everyone, that's why there are videos!