Ganitong ganito ung anak koh pero mag titiwala lang ako kay Lord na magiging oky sya 🙏☝💖

i was once a babysitter of a HongKong chinese boy with autism. I was with them when he was 3 months old. what i noticed at first was that he does not have a reaction on whatever playful exercises i did with him. Simple acts like peekabo, clapping, singing, making faces. no reaction at all even when he was already 11 months old. Since it was the Chinese grandma who was with me taking care of the infant, i told her my observations. She got mad at me and said her grandson is not crazy, which is not what i meant at all. i really love the boy so i spoke to the parents to have him tested by the specialists but they were in denial even when they can see the signs like rocking, eating the same kind of food, not feeling pain, not being able to speak, doing the same thing over and over again. when i finally convinced them to have him checked up, the couple and grandma broke down and cried when the doctor confirmed he has autism. when i left hongkong for good, the boy was getting intervention activities feom therapists so that they can correct his behavior. now, all i can do is pray that may this boy lead a life supported and loved for being what/who he is... and may all the pieces of the puzzle come to their correct places.

@simplengmalditachannel7331

Жыл бұрын

buti sayo nakinig sila at napa.check nang maaga kasi yong alaga ko may autism din pero malaki na siya nang dumating ako 40 na siya pero ugali niya nasa 12-14 ganun. nong dumating ako wala talaga sinabi sa akin about sa condition niya kaya nawiweirdohan ako sa kanya kasi sunod nang sunod sa akin tapos ang lagkit kung tumingin tapos lage niya ako tinatawag kaya medyo natakot ako baka rape.in ako.. 😁.. pero after a week sinabi nang madam ko na may problem siya at yong nga may autism siya so doon naintindihan kung bakit ganun siya..kasi nagwork din ako sa preschool na tumatanggap nang may slight autism kaya after kung malaman nadeal ko siya nang maayos at nanging thankful namn yong mga amo ko kasi mabait at mapasensiya daw ako sa anak nila compared doon sa dati nilang konyangs.. the sad part is parang hindi talaga tanggap nang father na ganun siya pero hindi naman sinasaktan physically..ang sabi nang mother niya indenial daw sila sa behaviour nang anak nila at ayaw nila ipacheck talaga kasi gusto nilang isipin na naughty lang talaga anag anak nila until umabot talaga nang collage.. sa Australia nila pinaaral kasi doon din pinaaral panganay nila pero 1st sem palang pinatawag na sila nang school kasi nagwala daw at nagdala nang kutsilyo sa school kaya kinuha nila at napilitang ipa.check at yon nga naconfirm talaga na may autism pero indenial parin sila..hanggang sa pagalis ko nakadepend talaga yong anak sa kanila at worst addict sa horse racing..

@isda09

Жыл бұрын

Halos mga Bata Dito may ganon problem Yong ibang magulang ayaw Nila pa check up or ayaw nilang taggapin

@wynnieization

Жыл бұрын

His behavior does not need to be "corrected" unless it's harming other people

@feelingdato41

Жыл бұрын

same sakin..alaga ko ngayon my autism..1 ½ yrs old sya..ang hirap turo.an ng bata..minsan lang sya mag salita ng mama at papa..yun bang parang swerte2 lang na ma bigkas nya yung mga salita na yun..minsan lang talaga..kahit ulit2in mo na sabihin nya ang "mama" or "papa" iiyak lang sya at mag lulupasay..sobrang hirap kc pag lumalabas kami,ayaw nya mag lakad..gusto nya karga lang sya the whole day na lakad!!isipin nyo yun hanggang gabi ka karga2 mo sya 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ ibaba mo lang sya,mag start na syang umiyak..tenitrain q sya mag lakad,pero sobrang hirap..pinagtitinginan aq ng mga tao kc sya grabe na ang iyak nya pero walang luha..ang lakas pa ng boses..kahit ilang metro lang nilakad nya,napaka hirap na para sa kany..😩😩 sana my himala ang panginoon na lahat ng my autism ay maging normal kagaya natin 🙏❤️

@artisthusnatalal3099

Жыл бұрын

Most of parent's don't like to be told anything about their Children. As a former year 1 Teacher It happened to me. I told a parent about his son and he became annoyed and reported me at the Administration

I pray maging ganyan lahat Ng teacher,..

Thanks for the information! It's very educational.

thank you for sharing your goodness of heart to us

I really like how u speak Ma’am…seems like native speaker in English 💖

We also pray hard together with our grandson Prayers make miracles We come from a poor family That is why he studied in Sped We share this to inspire Families with children with Special needs to bring them To developmental pediatrician No medication to be given Just teach them also By correcting whatever wrong They are doing Massage their hands when They tend to be unrully Give the puzzle games To play with Most of all do not spoil them Give them patience ,understanding ,Most of all LOVE and teach them To pray.

@TeacherKayeTalks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing, Antonina! I agree with everything you said, you are a wonderful grandmother! ✨

@vyperchannel6520

Жыл бұрын

My baby also hve epelipsy now..she's 2yrs old..😭😭it's so hard🥲

Sana po marami pa ako matutunan sa inyo. Thank you so much po

Thank you so much, i have a grandeon that diagnose with autisim too, we're from the pacific islanders we came to us when he was one years old but i still dont know about this autism, i just keep taking care of him when he start walking he likes to be alone play by his own but everytime i try to take him to play with his cousins he just left them and be bu his own, now he's goinf on 8yrs he is in school, last year the doctor diagonse him that he has autism ,we are trying to be more careful ,everythinf you said i saw in him , the school is alo helping him too , he love reading, doing math ,he so funny but he is lovable, like to hugable ,when we make noise he just run to us and said please turn down but he make loud sound he so happy thank you so much so now we're in kansas and all the help we have we xan not get from back home so we're staying here to make a better life for him , again thank you i want to learn more from you all .

These really helpful thank you x

Now i know why my nephew 's acting like different from his co-ages...thank you for sharing teacher Kaye, done subs❤️ #GulayNation

Thank u so much teacher Kaye now I understood it very well..un po kasing apo Ng kaibigan kong Iraqi ay nagkaroon lahat ng signs ng mga bagay na nabanggit mo..he was three na actually last year Ng mapagdesisyunan na ipakita na sya sa specialist..akala kc namin normal lng na late na syang magsalita..un pla signs na un Ng autism at ung napakahilig niang magpaikot Ng mga gulong Ng kanyang laruan at kahit gaano katagal di sya nagsasawa...I guess it's not late for him..he undergo na sa mga therapist....at naintindihan na namin ngaun ung kanyang tantrums na di sya ordinarying bata na ung normal na normal..pag Ang bata nakitaan talaga Ng mga ganitong signs dapat talaga aware tau..thank u so much ur topic will help a lot I'm sure..hope to watch more videos teacher Kaye..goodluck

Thank you for sharing. ❤️

Ang galing mag share ni ate tungkol sa brother nya.. very clear.. i really appreciate!!god bless!

Salamat po maam sa pag share ng video ninyo.

Thank you Teacher...

Thank you!for sharing this .this is very helpful to the parents .They can ask help earlier to the specialist…

Hi. Thank you sa pag explain ng madali namin naintndhan 🥰🥰

thank you so much to share your story it really help a lot and now i know

So nice to know this

Thank you teacher kaye and abby and iggy for sharing your story. This is very helpful💗

Inspiring!!🥰🥰Keep it up!!! watching from 🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪❤️❤️❤️

Thanks for sharing. Sending Full support

Thanks for sharing❤

Thanks for sharing..i need to learn more about autism i have my son with mild autism syndrome.

Thanks teacher T...I also noticed this on some of my learners through the years...love your channel!

@charitocelorico6559

Жыл бұрын

Very informative topic ! God bless you teacher Kaye

Thank you Teacher Kaye

An information for exports this is a way a Kaye steps to recognize simple thing good to heart from you Teacher

My son is now 30 years old , I never have known he has these issues. It was a very difficult job raising him. We thought he was normal just like the other kids. He had issues potty training until he was 10. He grew up in a world where nobody thought he has autism and the result was he was bullied. Anyways he is now working and seems ok but still if we should we known it earlier... perhaps all of us wouldn’t have to undergo most of the pain. Thank you so much for the information. You can help a lot of the parents , teachers and kids out there For I am a teacher myself. .

@lovelymoyet6614

Жыл бұрын

Hello! Wanna ask if what kind of job did the boy working.?

@dianalee2504

Жыл бұрын

He is now working in the states as a translator and interpreter from Chinese to English vice versa.

@kaytex45

9 ай бұрын

Please when did he start speaking

@anafranchezka9533

8 ай бұрын

Our child is 1 year & 8 mos old... He has words like dada & mama but very minimal... He has eye contact but he doesn't follow commands and doesnt respond when you call his name. Is it possible he has autism?

Early detection and early intervention is critical! q

Hello teacher kaye..thank you so much for this information..supoorting you all the way from Mindanao ..hopin from your support also..

My son was diagnosed with mild autism (high functioning). He underwent therapies for 4 years. Thank God he overcame his social deficit. He was a consistent honor pupil/student. And now excelling in college at the top university in our country. Thank you for an early intervention and thank you, too, for his developmental pedia and therapists who helped us through the journey.

@ilynj30

Жыл бұрын

what type of therapy po ginawa po sa high functioning?

@TeacherKayeTalks

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing with us! Hope your experience inspires and gives hope to others ✨

@thelittleones9723

Жыл бұрын

How early po nagstart ng therapy baby nio?

@thelittleones9723

10 ай бұрын

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@maresandadulla9054

9 ай бұрын

Where to buy po? Do you have like a link or legit na seller to recommended?

Thank you

Hi Teacher Kaye, I enjoy viewing this video which I am trying to relate to my grandson with similar symptoms of autism. Thank you po

salamat Sa pag share kasi anak may problema din

I was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder when I was 2 and I have undergone a lot of occupational and speech therapies

@TeacherKayeTalks

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! I'm happy to have you here, and I can see you're living your best life ✨

@yvettetazifor6651

9 ай бұрын

@HollySwedenthis is a scam

@snehaprabhakattungal7897

4 ай бұрын

@@TeacherKayeTalksvi

@snehaprabhakattungal7897

4 ай бұрын

My granddaughter is having speech delay and she is also adamant. Is she autistic

You are beautifully versed, thank you for your Insight 😊

@TeacherKayeTalks

11 ай бұрын

This is a "beautifully versed" compliment that I'm so thankful to receive ✨️ happy to have you here, Mrs. Amelia! I have an Autism playlist that may help you understand more about neurodiversity.

You are able to help a lot of parents in the areas of AUTISM! Thank you.

Akala ko una foreigner nagulat ako biglamg may nagtagalog 😊1st time ♥️ love your vid

A big thank u for this

This means alot

thank you so much teacher kaye...i learn a lot about autism. my have a ADHD i guest b'cause he hard to understand and fallow simple rules

Thank you teacher kaye, and teacher abby for sharing this! ❤️

@TeacherKayeTalks

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome, Anne! Happy to have you here ✨

@annebreva2591

2 жыл бұрын

@@TeacherKayeTalks ayy. .thank you po teacher! Lagi akong nanunuod ng mga vlogs mu teacher and its such a big help para sa akin at para sa 4years old son ko diagnosed with ASD. Im so glad na nakita kopo yung inyong fb page kaya sinundan ko kayo dito sa yutube 😅

@TeacherKayeTalks

2 жыл бұрын

@@annebreva2591 masaya din akong may naitutulong sa inyo ✨

Thank you Teacher Kaye❤️

I LOVE THIS CHANNEL AND I SHARED THIS TOPIC IN MY TIMELINE SO I CAN HELP TO SOME PARENTS WHO HAS THIS KIND OF PROBLEM.

@TeacherKayeTalks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your support, and I'm glad to have you here with us ✨

Hi sis thanks for the info

My grandson is autistic, he is now 6 years old. He does not like the sound of motorcycle, he would shout to the top of his voice and cry.

I contact is really number 1 sign. I'm not saying all kids with autism have this but this is one of the most common things along with not reacting when you are calling him by his name.

Pilipino tayo mahalin ang sariling wika

Nice one ❤️ thank you so much ♥️

Thank you Teacher Kaye for this helpful information

@TeacherKayeTalks

8 ай бұрын

Welcome, Dulay Brothers! Hope my other videos are also helpful in supporting your family ✨

Thank u teacher kaye

I have a daughter Shes already 8 yrs old now diagnosed having ASD...thanks for this informative video teacher Kaye❤️

Hello good morning teacher nice video

I really liked the way she pronounced every words.. very satisfying

@TeacherKayeTalks

9 ай бұрын

Thank you, Yhen! I teach English diction also ✨ If this was helpful, I hope you can subscribe!

Thank you Teacher Kaye.

@TeacherKayeTalks

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for being here, Betlehem ✨

I have twin boys and I believe one is more on the spectrum of autism and the other has ADHD. The information was helpful. they are both in a school that deals with their challenges. Some of my family members are in denial though.

@TeacherKayeTalks

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad it was helpful, thank you for being here ✨

New “Subbie “ here. I love how you explain things❤️❤️

Thank you, I havr also 11 yrs old son diagnose with autism

Please discuss about adhd

Thank you for this, Teacher Kaye! I'm not sure bakit ngayong ko lang nakita ang youtube channel niyo, I hope date pa kasi very informative. I'm a Special Education teacher and I was just researching for a topic sa MA class ko and saw this! Thank you! I'll definitely share this with my classmates. 😊

Hi i have a student who exhibits sime of the behaviors you described in the video. she’s undergoing OT now, but at almost 6 years of age she hasn’t been assessed by her developmental pedia yet. Parents are having a hard time scheduling an appointment. I would like to share with them this video of yours so they’ll have a sense of urgency for early intervention. Can you suggest a way where i can share this to them without offending them… 😉 thank you

Watching from. Nigeria 🇳🇬..here to learn

@TeacherKayeTalks

4 ай бұрын

I hope it's useful to you! Many videos are a mix of Filipino and English, but I will work on uploading English Subtitles, to serve more people ✨️

Very informative Teacher Kaye and Ms. Abby. Thank you so much! Parang eto yung wake up call sa akin na mas observe ko at tutukan ang 1 year old son ko ❤🙏

@TeacherKayeTalks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Aimee! I'm sure you're already doing a wonderful job with your son 👏🏽

Patient talaga...but now i am luckily that may jared boy so loving, concern he knows the good and the bad now he is 7yrs old he knows mathematics like addition am so happy for him... the doctor said there's no problem with his motor skills we focus now his speech therapy so far now its good improvement he knows how to say mama ateh go to school in a loving voice that,s like a baby but am ok with that i know that there,s a way to improve that much am not got loosing hope i believe that he be ok someday in god grace🙏

@TeacherKayeTalks

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your amazing story, Armelin! ✨ Nakaka-inspire what patience, love, and never-ending support can do! Thank you for being here, and hope you can subscribe for more videos that can hopefully help you practice your targets at home!

thank you for sharing I'm baby sitter 4years autism

Hi teacher! Im so glad to be here in your channel, what you discuss is very typical talaga of ASD. My boy is 4 years old and was diagnosed before he turns 2. Same with my son ng 1 year old nag talk sya ng mama and papa then nawala. Thankfully hindi na ako nag denial pa. Now my son is somehow talking na and can express some of his needs. Super thankful to SLP and OT’s and teachers who helped us.

@lindaligbi5595

10 ай бұрын

How did you do it my dear, my son is 2.5 years and has been diagnosed with ASD, he is delayed in speech, he can’t follow directions and also he cries a lot I see it as his means of communication. I need help though we have been working with E I , but I need to do more as a mum, please can you share your ideas with me. Please help a sister

Thanks for this. Btw, I dont know why but i hear you as maricar reyes when you talk hehe 💖

Acceptance is a d key.❤

@TeacherKayeTalks

10 ай бұрын

True, Ping! When we accept the differences, we can help them with their difficulties without resentment ✨️

Thank u....

@lisalopez5580

Жыл бұрын

Alaga.ko.apo 8yrs.old na boy sya..Isa syang utizims..

I love autism because God created them in that way @ they had a big place in heaven I remembered my Milton in Hongkong I was taking care of him for 8years at first he had no eye contact he always screamed without reason his parents take him to the therapist school until his behavior changed into normal EVERYTHING IN THIS VIDEO ARE TRUE @ I CAN PROVE IT TO MY BELOVED MILTON NOW THAT I'M HERE IN PHILIPPINES I MISS HIM SO MUCH TAKING CARE OF AUTISM IS NOT EASY BUT YOU NEED TO LOVE THEM IN THAT WAY EASY FOR YOU TO TEACH THEM INTO THE WAY OF MOVEMENTS @ CONTROL THEIR BEHAVIOR

therefore i conclude it's positive

I have a 6-year-old son who was diagnosed with ASD. Thank you, Teacher Kaye! It was really informative!

@jmsufamilyvlog

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing Teacher Kaye

@TeacherKayeTalks

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful, thanks for being here!

@TeacherKayeTalks

Жыл бұрын

@@jmsufamilyvlog you're welcome! ✨

Yung kapatid 21 years old nawala na sya 😢 dj nmn sya naagapan kase naga kasakit sya dahil nga di sya makapag salita di nya nasabi ang sakit pero super bait at matulungin 😢😢

7 yrs old na ang anak ko nang malaman ko na may ADHD siya,pero regular class po siya na recomend ng DCP na ng assist sa kanya.Mahirap po bilang isang ina dahil ang daming rejection na experienced namin,ilang beses po kaming palipatlipat ng school dahil hindi kami tinatanggap pag ng enroll kami kahit hindi naman na nanakit ang anak ko💔 Sa gusto kong mkatapos siya ng pag aaral,palipat lipat kami ng school para tuloy2 ang kanyang pag aaral dahil gusto rin niyang mg aral at thanks God ga- graduate na siya ngayon sa grade 12. Sana potuloy2 na po siya ng college..🙏🏼 Sana ma pa assist ko siya ulit dahil palage po siyang ng self pitty ngayon at na pa ka sensitive.... Thanks...

i have also a kid ages 4 has an autism he is lovable

Hello po teacher .. maraming Salamat po sa mga videos nyo napakalaking tulong para sa baby ko na may developmental language delay

@TeacherKayeTalks

2 жыл бұрын

Masaya akong makilala ang masisipag na nanay tulad niyo ✨ Thank you for wanting to learn!

@seansalao718

2 жыл бұрын

Hello M.pilapil 26 kumusta baby mo now? Developmental language delay din yung anak ko. On going na yung OT nya.

Teacher this is big help.. thank u😘

@TeacherKayeTalks

3 жыл бұрын

I hope it helped you, either as a reassurance, or in making the right next steps. Hope I can help you with my other videos, so please subscribe =)

Doubt grows with knowledge. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

My cousin who I grew up with learned to ride a bike years before me largely because he was not afraid of pain. Every time he would fall, he’d jump and flap his hands in excitement, and then get back on. Sad that we never really let him see a therapist his entire life and he’s my age. He’s now an independent, and functioning adult in terms of living day to day at home but is prone to tantrums which he vents out to us on our cousins thread. Would love to have you talk to him one of these days (if/when I get to go home 😅)!

@TeacherKayeTalks

3 жыл бұрын

THANKS FOR SHARING! I'm glad to hear he has learned to be independent even without professional therapy, but that goes to show how valuable family support is! Re: the bike memory. Of course, we always want them to be safe first, but it kinda gives a nice perspective on learning and pursuing things in life. Diba sometimes we are held back by our hesitations and fears? Maybe because some of them are unbothered by those things, they become so exceptional at their areas of interest! YES to meeting your cousin someday!

@tirsogobres4224

3 жыл бұрын

@@TeacherKayeTalks hello po teacher Kaye...yung apo ko po nakaka pag salita ng pa kunti kunti ngayun po hinde na po wala ng maimik kkahit isang word..

@TeacherKayeTalks

3 жыл бұрын

@@tirsogobres4224 Ilang taon na po siya? Maaari po ba natin tong pagusapan sa Facebook, kung saan mas masusundan ko ang ating diskusyon? facebook.com/teacherkayetalks Hintayin ko po ang detalye nito. Salamat!

@ahyezaramos9511

Жыл бұрын

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Hi teacher kaye yong anak ko po na diagnose din my autism speech delay din siya at halos lahat ng signs mayroon siya ,pero nasabihan na kami ng doctor ipatingin sa developmental pedia. salamat po

Teacher Kaye, my son turned 3 last July. Nakakafollow sya mg instructions very well. No repetitive behavior. Nakaka-answer din ng questions what or where. Can use where and what and what happened questions in certain scenarios. But very often answers “Yes” in a question. Mas sinasabi nya gusto nya instead na sabihin “yes”. But answers “No” correctly sa mga questions na No talaga ang sagot. Basically po is hindi pa ganon nakakausap ng ayos. Normal po ba yun with his age? Sana po mapansin.

Hi miss kaye! My 18mos old boy still not talking, and now starting become frustating kasi di nkakasalita. First week of june start po sya sa play and learn school para maobserve ko po kung mkikihalubilo sya sa ibang kids. Minsan pag tinatawag ko sya by his name hundi nagrereact. Though may mga redflags na po. Try ko po muna daw sya sa play and learn sch.

Hi! My son will turn two this October …..he has been flapping and squealing since a little before turning one that I can recall. Sometimes he responds to his name, most time he just continues doing whatever it is he’s doing. He walks on his tippy toes. He gives a mean side eye. Out of nowhere he has laugh fits (he’s not being tickled or watching anything) he cracks up for minutes at absolutely nothing. He use to say mama, now at 23 months he only says “dada, stop, yes( but the y is replaced by h) , and go. However he says certain words in songs. For example if watching Cocomelon any song with the words see, sky, one ,three( to name a few) he will sing. He literally eats only ramen noodles, Bacon, plain fried rice, nacho cheese bugles, and apple sauce. I mainly feed him in smoothie form. He is obsessed with fans(ceiling or floor) , moving cars, and wheels on anything from toys to wheel chairs. He likes to play alone and will have a meltdown from loud sounds. He’s fascinated with words moving across the screen(like news stats on cnn that move across the tv). I’ve stopped going to restaurants because he is very whiny and irritated every time we go. He loves to look at lights…almost like he’s mesmerized. He takes off and run back and forth across the room a few times daily. He rocks from side to side constantly. He has not been diagnosed because his doctor won’t assess him before turning two….the signs are very clear that he is definitely on the spectrum. Any beginner things I can do to start working with him???

@Raque320

8 ай бұрын

He spaces out so much and now I’ve noticed excessive eye blinking in the last few weeks

@shinegirldry8444

8 ай бұрын

Ganyan po baby q,mag 2dn po sa Oct nag therapy po siya OT..

@TeacherKayeTalks

8 ай бұрын

Hi Raque, where are you from? It's possible that the doctor has identified some of the characteristics you described, but is not certain that it cannot be explained by other conditions (differential diagnosis is so important, because Autism has some qualities that are similar to other diagnoses). Here are some videos that may help you understand the possible roots of the child's behaviors. Many times: behavior is communication, and we want to be able to respond to all attempts at communication. Regression -- explains why some of his previous skills are no longer observed: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lphr0dygc7mfoM4.html Stimming / Repetitive Behaviors (like flapping, side-eyeing, laughing with no apparent trigger, tiptoeing) kzread.info/dash/bejne/poCGtc2xiNvbo7A.html Repeating words or phrases - Gestalt kzread.info/dash/bejne/nmiokpZqqqrTlLg.html If the child has screen/gadget exposure, go on a full detox for an experimental period of at least 2 weeks, and observe for changes or improvement in behavior. No matter how short the time spent watching, no matter the content (whether we think it’s educational or not), if a child is already delayed or showing atypical behaviors, best to remove the factors that could be contributing to it. See explanation of the effects of screen time to baby brains here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gaGO2M-tXZnApco.html See signs of screen addiction here: instagram.com/p/CRJYfz7j_wq/ I hope these help you with your next steps! ✨

@TeacherKayeTalks

8 ай бұрын

Also -- Virtual Autism kzread.info/dash/bejne/hGGaqMiCm8m9htY.html It will help the doctor drastically if, before your follow-up, you go on full screen detox, so we are more or less certain that it's not because of overstimnulation. Spacing out usually means they are trying to process their thoughts to much (usually from things they watch that they don't understand) that they lose touch of what's happening at the moment.

@mariapenduko2555

Ай бұрын

My nephew is turning 4 this September 2024 and also has same signs mentioned. He only likes fruits and milk.

Thanks for your informative and explaination in this video ma'am! Thank God my son don't had those signs, He is very smart and he understand everything but naughty, I guessed due to pandemic, maybe he needs to correct of his some attitudes nowadays, and it helps him to improve that when he was in outdoor activities. ❤️😉👌

Thank you for sharing! I am closely observing my 18month old. My brother is an adult with autism. It makes me extra nervous.

@TeacherKayeTalks

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, let me know if there's anything I can do to support you with this ✨

@Icecandy1882

2 жыл бұрын

@@TeacherKayeTalks thank you so much.

@Icecandy1882

10 ай бұрын

My child who is now yrs and 4 months (ASD/GDD) , now has 60 word and word approximations. All thanks to 1x a week OT and 2x ST the 14 months. We were lucky to have secured F2F slots. So many parents are still waiting for slots to open in centers all over Metro manila.

May paraan po ba na gumaling ang mga ganito?

hello po Teacher;may pag asa pbang gumaling ang anak ko 26 yrs old napo sia.

❤ Eye contact is not in the critiria to get the diagnose - I Think its like, not importent for us.. So we dont brother.. and then ppl get all “LOOK AT ME WHEN I SPEAK TO YOU” and thereby many get problems with the eye contact part.. Not me tho, and I teached my son the kind and heartwarm type of eye contact… But many dont get to have that kind of love, especially when they are “wierd” like me 😅

@TeacherKayeTalks

4 ай бұрын

Hello Rikke! Thanks for sharing your story and perspective. 💖 While eye contact may not be important for those on the spectrum, it is one of the 1st social skills exhibited by neurotypical babies, and therefore an indication that may help identify Autism early. The world is (very slowly) becoming more aware of neurodivergence, and this is why we keep telling our stories and experiences. We want to remove the stigma of "weird" and embrace the reality that we all have differences, and different is okay. ✨️ Keep loving!

Hi teacher anong episode po yung language stimulation nyo po. Salamat po

Yung panganay ko 14months na siya di pa din nag sasalita meron man parang gibberish lang tapos hilig na magpaikot ng gulong tapos hirap siya sa eye contact tapos hand gesture nya yung pag palakpak lang ng kamay na may kasamang sigaw. Actually nung wala pang 1yr old naoobserve ko na sa kanya yun kaso yung asawa ko parang denial siya sa nangyayari sa anak namen kasi ganun din naman daw yung pangalawang anak nya.

Ganda ng story ni Teacher Abby and Iggy! Great wrap-up episode to this sensitive topic. Yay to SLPs! ❤️❤️❤️😘

@TeacherKayeTalks

3 жыл бұрын

Super ganda 🥰 Ideal family reaction and support system! Thanks, Ir!

Thank you, Teacher this is help me too much for my daughter.

Hi maam, of all the various types of neuro developmental disorders present right now, it seems autism is the primary fear and concern for any new parents to encounter for their children this 21st century, its sad as I heard numerous stories of the foundation/relationship of parents tilting either for the good or worst the moment they found out their child is autistic. 😔😔😔😔

@TeacherKayeTalks

Жыл бұрын

Very good observation, RDU23. It has a lot to do with how media portrays (and has portrayed) Autism, and there are so many misconceptions about it as well. It causes fear, especially when they don't understand it. It's true that life for an Autistic can be filled with difficulties (they wouldn't be diagnosed with it if it doesn't impact their life differently), and life WITH an Autistic can be challenging, too. All the more we have to spread awareness, so that fears can turn into action, for help that the child and their family might need; so that services can be better made accessible by the government; so that society becomes more accepting, compassionate, and inclusive. Thank you for being here, and sharing your reflection ✨

I had my 5 years old son po who had all the signs. I am planning him for a treatment soon.

To have children with special Needs requires a lot of love and patience. I am lucky to have all our family support my grandson And having his early therapy At the age of 4 He studied in Sped Pasay And we are very grateful to all teachers Whose dedication to their students Developed many sped children and were able to study in a normal school. They proved to be very intelligent They excel in math, English and science. My grandson is now in second year college taking up BM major in accountancy And is a Dean's Lister Total average 94

My son

Thanks teacher abby for sharing also! Its important din po sa parents na they wont feel na alone sila and such a relief to hear about others experiences dealing with ASD..

Our medical technology has been improved alot long time ago. During the child birthing, the med people will get blood sample from the foot heel of the infant. From this blood sample, most of the abnormalities are easily seen and known.

@TeacherKayeTalks

11 ай бұрын

I'm not sure what you're talking about, because getting blood samples from a foot sounds like something they did in the 1600s, but no, you cannot detect Autism from a blood sample.

Hi Ms . Kaye, Good morning! I'm glad that I found your videos. May anak po akong 11 yrs. Old na po pero di po sya marunong makipag usap,pero nakakapag salita Naman po sya Ng mga 1 word like eat or I'm hungry, naturuan din po sya mag basa at magsulat at nakakaintindi po sya ng lahat Ng sinasabi sa kanya,pero di po sya marunong makipag usap.dati po kaso nagwowrk Ako at aminado po akong napabayaan ko po at di naturuan Ang anak ko sa Dami Ng problema Kong pinagdaraanan. May pag ASA pa po kayang makapag salita Ng tuwid Ang anak ko? Salamat po .