My name is Dylan too! I have high functioning autism myself and I'm 15 years old!

@ComingHometoAutism

5 жыл бұрын

Dylan Larson that’s amazing thank you for messaging me. You do have an amazing name . I hope you like the videos x

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

you have a great name my friend. thank you for your comment x

@savannahjbarr

4 жыл бұрын

Dylan Larson I am high functioning autism to and I am 18 and I graduated high school

@hotelgolden6127

4 жыл бұрын

Bravo dylan. Stay blessed

@Krisx186

4 жыл бұрын

This makes me so happy to hear. Hoping my daughter will accomplish all you have Dylan

This made me soooo emotional. My two year old was recently diagnosed with level 3 asd. He was playing with his cars today and I was on the floor with him and he came up and kissed me twice 😭🥰 seriously the best feeling in the world

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Natalie Mastroianni oh that’s made me cry! So lovely big hug x

@PsyberGuide

3 жыл бұрын

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@vanik4813

3 жыл бұрын

God bless your child. Lotz of love.

@sumayaimam7479

2 жыл бұрын

He is such a sweetheart

@risingmitra5913

2 жыл бұрын

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Lots of similarities to my story and my son. He's almost 23, did 2 years in college, has worked jobs, traveled, has hobbies and groups of friends and lives a great life.

@risingmitra5913

2 жыл бұрын

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@jacquelinebyukusenge544

2 жыл бұрын

I wish this to my daughter in Jesus name.

@malakuppan372

2 жыл бұрын

Praise God for him any advice my granddaughter is 3 give my son such a hard time dont sleep right now im awake watching her she up at 5 this morning and it was good friday we were awake she slept and we got to bed we never had a sleep but now when we want to sleep she up pkease give us what we should do thank you God bless

@hassanshah2508

Жыл бұрын

Inspirational and encouraging

@babylifewithdonovyn6721

Жыл бұрын

Wow thank you for sharing! That gives me so much hope!

I don’t have a child with autism but somehow I stumbled I across of this video. I just want to say that those videos of you and your son are one of the most precious things I have ever seen. You are an amazing mama, respect to you.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

thank you so much for taking the time to comment really means a lot x

@cheichai6228

2 жыл бұрын

@@ComingHometoAutism salute for your bravery for facing and dealing with your son ❤️❤️

@debbiecraig7615

Жыл бұрын

I see some signs in my great niece but I'm scared to say anything to my niece or my sister cause sometimes people take things the wrong way my great niece is 1 and I notice she ignores u she flaps her hands when she get excited watching cartoons she's not saying most words toddlers say could someone please give me advice on how do I bring it up to my niece or my sister who's the grandmother

I am on the spectrum. I stim, there are lots of foods I can’t eat as well as fabrics I can’t touch or wear . I’m a terrible sleeper in facts it’s the hardest part of having autism for me( because when I’m tired my symptoms worsen). I get overwhelmed in stores and large crowds. With that being said there is hope . I am a productive member of society. I have a full time job , a house a car . And I have raised two amazing daughters. Diet for me is huge I’m a vegan and try to eat Whole Foods . My symptoms are lessened when I eat well and when I have a strict routine.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Kym Robinson hey there! Wow thank you so much for reaching out and commenting. Your an inspiration! Your right diet can make a huge difference as I have noticed with my son. ❤️

@sharacy889

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing all of these detail. We are not quite sure where my son fits his symptoms are so mild and compounded by other medical problems.... and he is constantly changing. But i am his mom, i know who he is and will never stop fighting for the best for him.

@kymrobinson9589

4 жыл бұрын

Shara cy I’m sure with you by his side he will flourish 🥰. The hardest thing about having mild “ symptoms “. Is that people don’t know how hard the person is working on the inside . So that way the world can perceive them as mild . I just want to show the world as well as new parents that hearing their child has autism isn’t the end of the world . I’m sure your son is amazing 😊 and having a label doesn’t change that .

@sharacy889

4 жыл бұрын

@@kymrobinson9589 I cannot thank you enough. All medical professionals have told me no or he is in the mild to no signs group or his famous diagnosis of Devolpmental Delay (he has mild hearing loss as well). Though a part of me was always afraid of him having any disability, through people like you I know we are going to be ok. I always thought i dont want anything to be "wrong" but the truth is I dont want him to live his life pretending to be something he is not... so I embrace his quirks when possible, follow up with ALL appointments, check ups, reviews but most importantly we embrace a new way of life that fosters his learning pattern and ensure he is confident, independent and happy.

@kymrobinson9589

4 жыл бұрын

Shara cy You are a Rock Star mom ❤️❤️❤️

Im 22 and I was diagnosed with Autism when I was 16 and I did 4 years at college and now I'm in my 2nd year of university doing better than I ever thought I would

@TeresaRamirez-yb9iu

3 жыл бұрын

That's amazing so very happy for you ❤

@livsephton9

3 жыл бұрын

@@TeresaRamirez-yb9iu thank you

@ComingHometoAutism

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so very much for sharing xox

Thank you for this video. We just got the diagnosis today. It has been overwhelming and I already have been feeling like others don’t want me to feel all the emotions I’m feeling about this. I love my son and know he can and will live a full life, but I still have fear and worry about how the world will treat him.

@Jcghost

5 ай бұрын

I was just told my son is possibly autistic. I’ve been noticing more signs now and I feel so overwhelmed. I am also 3 weeks postpartum so it has been a lot. I love my babies so much… I’m just so sad thinking about how others might treat him.

@ComingHometoAutism

3 ай бұрын

The world is changing very quickly and in favour of our kiddos keep positive, it’s gonna be okay x

You're right families with the "typical" child do not understand. It took me having my second child and watching her developing faster than her big brother was the awakening for me. You're a beautiful family, thank you for your openness.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Jasmine Perry thank you my friend x

Thank you for this video! My daughter just got diagnosed with autism. She’s 2.5 years old. I cry, I cry a lot because I feel alone and I’m overwhelmed and I don’t know where to start. Your video made me feel that everything will be okay. Thank you very much

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

thank you for your comment. its all going to be ok i promise you . i know its not easy but you have a big support group behind you. x

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Khristine Ocampo thank you for your comment. It’s ok to cry it’s part of the process but I do promise you everything will work out and there are so many parents like us and we are all on a similar journey and together we are stronger xox

@TiggygeoffreyCK

4 жыл бұрын

Be strong, you can do this. My son is now 23 and he was diagnosed at 3. It’s been a rocky road but honest there is light. Here if you need to talk or need support.

@jackyeferreira5039

4 жыл бұрын

Please, do some research about vaccines second effects. No 100% of kids respond the same way. Good nutrición can clean the system. ( I am not an expert). Take care.

@spiritualconnection6289

4 жыл бұрын

🌹

I loved this video, my son is 7 with Autism. He was almost all non verbal until he was 5! Now he is making complete sentences and can have a conversation! He is half autism program and half gen ed. We never know how our kids will grow but we can never give up on them. Forget the doctors who say there's nothing we can do. We as parents have to work hard for our kids. Bless you and your beautiful family. ❤

@ComingHometoAutism

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing story thanks for sharing x

This is awesome! Love that your strong to share this and help others. I taught autistic 4 yr olds for 10 years and learned so much from them.

I’m crying watching this because I’m going through all of this with my son. Thank you for sharing your story.

I am an expecting mom. I am so glad I stumbled on this video! I am a special needs teacher for level 3 asd. You did amazing in intervening with your son. I am always very amazed when parents educated themselves and whole heartedly do the best they can for their child! Thank you!

I am just melting watching this. So brave. So strong. So proud. I’m in admiration of your strength.

Thank you for this video. I have worked in the field of early intervention in a school setting and now own an inclusionary preschool. Videos from parents who live this everyday are so helpful for other parents going through the same thing.

❤️❤️❤️ Your video is still being watched. Thank you so much for sharing your story! It gives me hope.

My brother also has autism I’m so emotional watching your video that I couldn’t finish them but I feel you and as a sister to him I want to say that living with autism is special and not easy, it’s love that keep us all together. I’m proud being his little sister and now that I’m having my first child, I understand my parent more and more and I’m so proud of them raising both of us. Thank you for making this video and sharing your personal story. It meant a lot to all the autism family ❤️❤️

I’m a single mom with a son on the Spectrum This video is so helpful thank you for your story makes me feel not so alone sometimes when you’re going through it you feel like no one has and it’s not true

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Elsa N it can feel very lonely at times and that’s why I wanted to set up a channel where no one had to deal with this alone. Sending you love x

Its so nice to watch something like this and to know there's other people out there that are going through the same thing my wife and I are going through. Its a journey that only can be understood when it's in your own home. Thankyou for sharing. I will definitely be following your channel.

Neverending thanks for sharing your case. I'm a doctor, even if I'm not a pediatrician but we learn faster and faster from case videos rather than from books. It takes to be intelligent and brave to share such experiences. Keep on so and I wish you all the best for your son. A huge hug.

This is a great channel. My almost 17 year old son has Autism. It is a journey. We all, (as parents) do the best we can. Please be good to yourselves so that you can support your child with Autism. I wouldn't want my son any other way. He is amazing. All of our children are amazing.

I'm also 25 years old and recently had my first son (3 months old and a half) and he was born with vocal chord paralysis almost,he was 1 month at a children's hospital in NICU and was very hard since he is my first child .Wished all babies would born healthy and strong . Hugs to all the strong babies and Moms 🙏🙏blessings to ALL

@karthikeyasrihaanatharva

Жыл бұрын

God bless you ur baby..

You are so strong for making this video. Thank you so much for sharing your experience, I know it’s helping so many 💗 blessings to you and your family!!

This made me cry, I felt like it was me speaking through that video, thank you for posting, my son is 2.5 years and has his ASD assessment coming up, in my heart I know but just want the resources to help my son have the most happy life he can have. You are an amazing mom❤ Lots of love from🇨🇦

Thank you so much. I’ve been so overwhelmed lately cause doctors keep telling me everyone develops differently but there is a clear difference between a meltdown and a normal toddler tantrum and she turned two in July and still isn’t sleeping through the night. We struggle to go out to eat as a family and get so many looks when she gets over stimulated and we even try to go during the week when there aren’t many people there. This video has given me the strength to try again with her doctor cause they don’t see any of it. She has seen how frustrated people can get when she is overwhelmed and so in a new environment with different people around she doesn’t show her true self as much and then melts down when we get home she struggles with being in her car seat so we always have to keep toys and snacks in the car but we never know what is going to work on what day and don’t get me started on how hard the days are when our schedule is different. I have been trying to work with her and find what works for her but everyone around me keeps telling me to just discipline her and that I can “out last” her melt downs when I have to take what makes her comfortable like juice or milk at night without any guidance on how to replace that coping skill. Thank you so much for these videos they are really helping me to not feel like a failure as a mom so often ❤🙏🥹

Thank you for sharing your family’s story. It’s so helpful to me. Bless you.

I understand your heart hurts from hearing the news but happy you got the diagnosis. Love your baby to pieces you will always be his safe haven ❤️

Showing love and educating yourself was the greatest thing you could have done. Bless you.

As an autistic adult who got a late diagnosis I really loved the valuable information you have shared.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for commenting x

@funmilayomakanjuola7911

Жыл бұрын

Love you matt

this was a great video!! thank you for sharing your story. our son has autism as well its amazing hearing other peoples stories. your son is amazing!

Thank you for your candidness and honesty. I’ve never had a child but I’m a teacher and am familiar with autism. I appreciate your honesty. It’ll help many.

He’s soo gorgeous. You are both doing a great job with Dylan. Thankyou for sharing your journey of love with him❣️

I don’t have children yet but I watched this entire video. I now have a better understanding of autism and what you can look out for so thank you for this. You are doing such a great job as a mom because from those clips Dylan looks so healthy, happy and smart. God gives the toughest battles to his toughest soldiers.

It's a sad reality that many professionals just say, you can do nothing about your child's autism. You are helping a lot by sharing your experience ❤️❤️

@ComingHometoAutism

2 жыл бұрын

thank you so much x

@linglingchen8017

2 жыл бұрын

I came from China and I heard many stories about kids diagnosed with autism recovered and they can go to normal school now. Play, play with the kid, and use a lot of interaction to stimulate him. There are many things that can be done.

You give me so much hope, you make me want to keep going, it gets so hard with 5 children and one of them being Level 3 on the spectrum and hearing loss in his left ear. I feel like I have no one that can relate but after seeing this IM NOT ALONE. Support is so important and patience as well. We are blessed with these children. I love my 3 year old autistic son! I wouldn’t trade him even when I’m going through the storm or tornado and hurricanes I should say. He such a sweet lovable boy who I’m still figuring out! Thank you, thank you for sharing everything!

Bless you, I have experienced the same journey with my daughter and your video made me cry as there is a lot of love in our household too X

My daughter was just diagnosed this week. Man your words were so true. Thank you for sharing.

You have a wonderful relationship with your son, well done. My daughter was diagnosed at 18 months, I have brought her up on my own along with her older brother. It has been hard work but when I see how she is now at 31 I am so proud how she has coped along the way. She has a job, drives, and has many wonderful friends all with some form of learning difficulty, she could not cope with mainstream friends, her brain doesn't function the same way. I wish you and your lovely family all the best, all the hard work and perseverance will pay off.

@jenniferhill6063

Жыл бұрын

my nephew and godson is autistic. it all depends who raises them. most ( not all ) are not sure what to do, but some do and they go above and beyond to raise them like being normal and they will and can live a brilliant life. it also depends on the level of autism he or she has.

Your channel has helped me so much in just not feeling alone. My son was just recently diagnosed with Autism. Thank you for making these videos

Very touching; keep up the good work. No matter what our children need to know how much we love them...and that shows clearly in your words and warm eyes. God bless your family.

Thank you for sharing this. As a speech-language pathologist, it is so moving and important to see autism from a parent’s perspective. I’m glad you had the wherewithal and people in your life to take the action you needed to brighten your son’s future, and I wish the same for all of the parents I work with on a daily basis who are in the same situation.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Melissa Arauz thank you for taking the time to comment . It was only myself that pushed me forward and this is why I started this channel to help others through what was a very lonely time for me x

Just starting to navigate this journey. Such a roller coaster already and I'm so thankful to have found your videos!

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

A M I know thsi is so hard and it’s a total roller coaster . Here if you need to chat x

Thank you for uploading this. You’ve said the things I’ve kept in my head through this process and even though I still don’t feel like I’m secure about anything. Your words are exactly what I needed.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

sending you a big hug

Thank you for this, I need to give the Autism mum in my life WAY MORE support

When i got my son diagnosed i cried a lot too. Even though Autism isnt bad, i felt like it was my fault. And i did feel alone as well. God doesn't give us things we can't handle.

@machellefranklin92

2 жыл бұрын

Idk how this can be true... my autistic sister committed suicide in 2019... obviously she was givin to much 💔

🙌 for your statement about early intervention! I am an early intervention provider in the U.S. and have found some really nice success with the Autism Navigator program for toddlers.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Chantelle Miller hey there thank you for taking the time to comment and for you for all that you do to help families like ours x

thans so much for pouring yourself out in this video. im in the beginning of the journey and it encouraged me a lot to watch your story.

This is such a tough matter and such a painful and hard mission for parents! Thank you for the info. Greetings from UK 🇬🇧

I'm so happy you won't give up. I have struggled to have someone believe me my child has dyslexia. No one understands my pain.

You are in good company, lady. Every last symptom you mentioned, my son had and has too....power to us all and for our children too. 💜

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

médiatique .video together we are stronger x

This is lovely brought a tear to my eye , I have little luca who is currently under the pediatrician for autism and he has his test in a few months he is currently 20 months . We spotted signs pretty early on , mainly down to him having seizures. Its been a very stressful time for us as a family , same things you said lack of sleep ect . Mainly I just feel scared because I don't know what to expect, thankyou for sharing the video it has really helped . You little boy is beautiful 😍 xx

Thank you for sharing your journey. Your story is powerful and brings lots of hope. I don't have any children yet, but I am really inspired by your strength and dedication to your son. I am so happy to see Dylan's progress. Blessings always.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

thank you

@MissDub16

3 жыл бұрын

Whenever you decide to have children look into the dangers of vaccines. They do cause Autism. Go to vaxxed tv on KZread. You will learn so much from the parents. My son is two and never been vaccinated and he is healthy as can be

This is my story. Every step of your journey mirrors my own experience. My son is now 28 years old. I can relate to every single word.

I have never left a comment but this video compelled me to share a bit. Thank you so much for making this video! My 3 year old son was diagnosed ASD recently and tho I knew very early on, I’m still coping with my feelings and anxiety. I don’t always feel connected to him but I am searching for information and guidance to learn more. Again thank you for sharing your personal experience. A day like today where we barley got sleep and our morning was rough, and I dropped him off at preschool so I could sleep and cry alone; I am so grateful for the hope your video gave me.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Sending you a big hug please watch my video how I deal with my anxieties. I hope this will help you as you need to be gentle on your self also. Sending you a big hug c

You create very heart felt videos and I have appreciated all of the ones I have watched so far. Thank you

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

thats so lovely to hear thank you x

What a beautiful, heartfelt video. Thank you for sharing your experience and emotions so authentically.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

le th that’s very kind of you thank you x

Hi I know it’s tough to tell us your story but you still continues. Thank you for sharing us I’m so appreciated. ☺️☺️

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

sarah azalia thank you x

Thank you for sharing your story. Brought me to tears. I love the bond you have with your son.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

sending you a big hug x

Thank you for sharing. It really help to hear stories about people who We can relate too in so many levels. My daughter is 3 years old, turning 4 in January. She recently was diagnosed with mild autism. She is going to speech therapy. We were in denial at first but learn to accept it and now figuring out how to get the best help for our child. Your videos are inspiring. I have learn so much from it. Thank u

I just want to say thank you to you and other mothers of autistic children sharing on this platform. Your experience is so similar to what we've been going through with my 3 year old. Even had his hearing checked. He's slowly using more words, but the tantrums have been out of this world since he was 2. I understand the pain you feel, because I feel it too. Ir's not their fault, or our faults, and we try to not compare. I am a preschool teacher and my son was in my class prior to quarantine. It was so hard seeing him unable to interact with peers, or engage in things as a class. But this video is reminding my that I am not alone. And that I am not at fault, autism happens to anyone. The hardest is seeing him hurt himself out of frustration, even at 18 months old to see a baby trying to bash their head into the wall, it's heartbreaking as a mother. Luckily we've worked through those intense emotions.

@ComingHometoAutism

3 ай бұрын

Sending you so much love x

Dylan is absolutely beautiful! You are such a strong, amazing mama! Your family is so blessed to have you...sending you lots of love

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

sweetest comment ever thank you so much x

"I cried because I didn't know what it meant." I love that. I love Autism. I've worked with autistic children as a behavioural interventionist. Being able to help them grow in motor function and speech and so much more was a blessing to me. I wish everyone knew how unique and wonderful people with autism are.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

❤️ thank you

@officeronduty9267

2 жыл бұрын

Godbless you! Hope you dont get tired with helping children with autism

@jenniferhill6063

Жыл бұрын

i agree, they may be autistic but they are very smart. but because of their disability they can figure out how to show it or they can't figure it out

@camagwinisigotyana9215

6 ай бұрын

Hi sis, where and how can I get hold of you?

I just found out last week my 4 year old first born child is autistic & it's hard because he doesn't say any words I spent 2 nights crying just trying to figure out how can I help him, I just want to say God gives the biggest battles in life to the strongest soldiers, You are a strong person and an Amazing mum! X

Wonderful video. Love the message of change even though there is no "cure". Hes a beautiful baby boy and a true gift and how lucky he is it have a wonderful mom and father

Thank you for this! I feel as though everywhere must give newly diagnosed kids parents more info on what to do next or options. A pamphlet is not enough!

@ComingHometoAutism

5 жыл бұрын

They do its crazy! let me tell you something that will change your world and here is a pamphlet so good luck! I just felt so alone in the whole process and I want to make sure that no one else has to feel the way I did . xox

I cried the moment i hear your voice break. im so touched by your bravery to share this story. lot of love and hugs all the way from singapore to you

You are such an inspiration to many of us. God bless your family!!

Hi, another fellow parent with very similar story. Thank you for sharing your experience, these types of videos are so helpful to new Autism parents, including myself 10 years ago! I too was determined to build a connection that was not coming typically with my son as well. Building a bond through play is about the best way to break into their world. For me, I just did what he liked with him, even if I thought it was silly. His stems, like running in circles, stacking items, and lining things up were the first ways, and it worked! Also, when be started speech therapy, I was always right there involved and continued it when the therapist wasn't there! God bless you and your family!

What an amazing Mum you are. A big thank you for being such an insightful Mum and sharing your knowledge with others.

@ComingHometoAutism

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

This is the first video I’ve ever seen of yours but it is apparent that you’re a wonderful mummy

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Emily Scobie thanks so much for watching hope you enjoy the others too xox

Sharing stories makes hearts feel relief and more comfortable...

@ComingHometoAutism

3 жыл бұрын

i am so pleased x

I think you’re doing an amazing job. Your son is lucky to have such awesome parents❤️

You are such a good mom and you are helping alot of people with this video. keep your head up and stay strong sweetheart...

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

thank you so much xox

Thank you for sharing! My son is 7, he also has Autism. He’s truly a blessing but can be extremely challenging to deal with! It can be very frustrating when others don’t understand! ♥️ peace and love

I have no words to express how grateful I am to you for that video... I'm waiting (for nearly a year now) to have my son assessed, he's 3yo, we know that he has language delay but there are some red flags for asd as well, so I'm grateful to learn as much as i can cuz I'm scared... not knowing what it means for him and quality of his life later is weighing on me :( and you are absolutely right about the family not getting it... sometimes they will brush off my worries and say that for sure all is going to be ok, he's just developing with his own pace, or act like I'm overprotective if I don't want to trick him in staying for sleepover... Thank you so much for sharing... I had tears in my eyes listening to you, i can so relate...

I loved this video. Filled me with so much positivity. My son is 2.3 now and I also am seeing so many positive changes in him since I have started to spend most of my time whole day long with him keeping him engaged with such basic games that you mentioned to build a bond.. all that has really helped me a lot. Lots and lots of love to you lots n lots of prayers for you🙏

I am so impressed by the love you have for your child, a love which led you to leave no stone unturned in your efforts to help him. I know that's what Mother Love is all about, but to see Love in action really touches me... ❤️

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Kathleen M. Carson thank you for your super sweet comment makes my day and makes it all worth while x

Thank you for sharing your story. It's comforting to know that I am not the only mom out there that feels the same. My son is 3 an was just diagnosed an it has been a very ruff journey for us.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Nicole Vanterpool sending you love I know this is a hard journey always here if you want to chat x

Thank you so much for this video. Has me in tears. My baby boy is 2½ and has level 3 autism and, this has given me much hope. Thank you 🥲

Thank you for sharing!!! May god continue to bless you and your beautiful family 🙏🏾

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Ebony H. Thank you x

You are ONE AMAZING Mom!!! 💓👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤗 God Bless you!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💓💓💓

I can't even imagine how tough this is. I had to literally pause for breath. And this was just a video! May you have the strength!

@ComingHometoAutism

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much .. you too .. you got this xox

Very well explained Tara, the key lesson that you conveyed in this video is the need to work 'with' your children rather than trying to change them to meet your model of communication and engagement - meet them on their terms and they will thrive and respond.

I’ve watched this video more times than I can count. I’m at the beginning of this journey. My son is 21 months old and just began showing signs of regression. I am still in the crying stage.. but I know he will be ok. Because I’ll move heaven and earth to see it through. Thank you for your candour 💜

@raya9283

2 жыл бұрын

My heart goes out to you and your family, Rayyan Mohamed. Do not vaccinate him anymore. Drinking camel milk daily can actually help your son to improve, as far as I have read previously. I would definitely try that. If you don't live in a country where you can buy it fresh, you can order Camel Milk Powder through Amazon. May Allah heal your son and bless and protect your whole family.

@manifestlove888

Жыл бұрын

@Raya autism starts in the gut and spreads, later resulting in neurological showings. Heal the gut help the baby.

Thank you so much for sharing, I am also going through a similar situation with my 19 month old son. Almost all the signs and symptoms you spoke about we are experiencing. Thank you for being so open, currently awaiting a diagnosis.

@ComingHometoAutism

3 жыл бұрын

Sending love I know this part is really hard but he will get through it and you will feel happy again x

@trissaniaforbes8554

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, my husband and I are currently binge watching your videos, so much good information and tips.... Really appreciate the content you share. 💕

I don't have children, but I just wanted to say you are such a strong and engaged mum. I don't know what it is like have a child with ASD, but what I do know is that you being an advocate for your sons health and wellbeing is really empowering to watch. So happy to see that you shared your journey with the world.

@ComingHometoAutism

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you xox

wow watching this video has been perfectly timed for me and needed. thank you for being genuine and honest xxx

@ComingHometoAutism

2 жыл бұрын

Sending so much love

Your telling my story to a T. Im not saying I'm happy you went through this of course but it's a massive comfort to know it's not as rare as I thought. Like we're not alone in all this. Thank you for this video. The not knowing what's going to happen in the future is terrifying. I want everything for her and she's only 2 and a half and whatever anyone says I'll keep going to try everything I can to help my baby girl. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

I'm a 45 year old man who was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome which has now turned into Autism Spectrum Disorder. Life has been extremely difficult and lonely but I'm now on a voyage of self discovery. Things were very different in the 1970's...no one had really heard of autism or were talking about it. Things may have been different if there was some early intervention then. Great video though and you're obviously a great mother.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

sending you a big hug x

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for the supportive messages Zonya x

@brightstar3892

4 жыл бұрын

I pray that you can take advantage of the many support groups , websites and resources available now . Just wanted to say you are a blessing from God and He is always here for you !

@williamjay8715

4 жыл бұрын

@@SonjaKreukniet thanks Zonya...and thank you Barbara and Bright star for the kind comments x

Sounds very much like what happened with my daughter. She started regressing at 11 months. She’s nearly 3 and still no words. I live in hope that one day she’ll talk. I understand about the meltdowns. Adeline is like someone possessed when she kicks off, I can’t restrain or help her as she’s so strong she makes crazy noises it’s really scary. I dread when she gets older. Thanks for sharing this video.

Very good information, educational, compassionate and positive. Thank you for providing this information through your experiences. It will help many parents in a time of need and comfort.

This is so similar to my own experience. We were new young parents,moving to a new place with our first child and didn't really have anyone around but each other. I have a daughter which I didn't know is more difficult to pinpoint a diagnosis for girls but we have found amazing educators, tutors and therapists which has helped a lot. I found this video very helpful and relatable.Thank you for sharing your story 💜

This video just made me feel so much better about my daughter who is 4 ❤️ binge watching your videos as we speak 🙏🏼☺️

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Charlene V 🥰 sending hugs to you and your daughter xox

@thomasbalfe1492

4 жыл бұрын

This has helped me so much 🙏 my boy Aodhán is 5 with autism

@thealchemist2869

3 жыл бұрын

This reminds me of my little boy❤️

@jessicasalimbene6019

3 жыл бұрын

I went through exactly the same and I felt the same as you. Now my son is almost 12 years old and we continue fighting to make his day to day easier

This is awesome thank you for sharing your journey. So very grateful and i have often thought about sharing my experience with my son to help others too... you are amazing!

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Tahlia Rikihana By sharing our experiences in building a better community it helps us not feel like we are alone . Together we are stronger xo

This video is so beautiful. The home videos are just so precious!!

I appreciate watching your video. My son was diagnosed last week at age 4 and I’ve known something was off since 9months. This is the beginning of our journey to improving so your video definitely help because although I’ve looked into it to actually hear the doctor confirm it was devastating and I cried for days but what can I do except learn more about it

I can feel your pain because i'm in the same situation with my 5 year old autistic son, i'm 23 year old and you inspire me so much thank you for sharing your story.

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

Barbara Romain Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment. Sending you a big hug you’re an amazing mamma

I found your channel by chance or faith. I am in America and I am raising my 3 year old autism grandson. He is non verbal and attention deficit disorder . My daughter in law drink heavy during her pregnancy so they think that is what cause his disorder. My son is incarcerated due to drugs and my daughter in law left him with us. We have adopted Nickolas. He is my son!!!! I look under every rock for help. You are so much encouragement. Thank you 😊

Thank you for sharing your story with the world. It's so important to bring awareness about autism and how to help our love one to overcome difficulties in life daily. They are human like us. They need love, attention n care like us. You are such a great parent! Your story really touch me.

Thank you for sharing this! I have two boys on the spectrum. It’s heartbreaking at times, but when those moments come about that you feel that solid connection there is NO BETTER FEELING IN THE WORLD

@ComingHometoAutism

4 жыл бұрын

so true.. sending hugs x