O.M.G I think a kid at my school has this! He always looks up and is in a wheel chair and face is covered in liquid he only does speacials and has problem learning!
i knew by the second vid that it was a brain issue and seeing this breaks my heart cuse heis so cute and he wants to fight it i hate seeing infants like that
Idk when this video was made but theirs hope for landon im a 15 year old girl and i did the same thing till i was about 9 and i started walking at 5 i still have episodes sometimes but it gets better :)
@tarantulady It didn't neccecerley hurt it just gives me a serious headache from staring up and it felt like my eyes were always crossed so i got dizzy as well and threw up from this i developed a stuttering problem bu im okay and landon will be too :)
Idiots. Just like people who teach their mute babies sign language. I know this is a sick kid and, but the absolute worst thing you can do for a developmentally delayed child is give them a crutch like that. You figure they'll temporarily use it and then start to learn how to walk and speak? Children are just as lazy as adults, and love to take the easier road. That child probably won't walk till he's at least ten because you gave him a wheelchair he didn't need. Dumbasses.
That is not why people teach their children sign language. It actually has no delay on the development of speech and it actually reduces stress in the baby since they are able to convey what it is that they need. There is no connection between being in a wheelchair and sign language. This child is probably getting intensive physical therapy. Neurological disorders are very complicated and it's not that easy.
@kanary90 It was an EXAMPLE of giving a child an easier way to do things that will eventually stop them from doing it the right way. If your child has shown you he can walk, then he shouldn't have a wheelchair. If your child has teeth, he shouldn't be breastfed. If your child can use the toilet, he shouldn't be in Good 'Nites. If your child can say words, he shouldn't learn sign language. IDIOT.
@fantabulousK Try working with kids that work their butts off to try to stand and learn to walk but are unfortunately are unable to. It has absolutely nothing to do with laziness. It's not a crutch, it's a tool. There are so many contributing factors to a child with a developmental delay. Try working with children with developmental disabilities first and then tell us they're lazy.
@kanary90 I have - LAZY. I grew up with a girl with downs. She can walk, talk, anything DISPITE being cross-eyed. She sees fine, talks fine, walks fine. Why? We TREATED HER LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. We didn't get her a chair when she could WALK. We didn't teach her sign language when she could TALK. No kid will be normal if being abnormal is this easy. He'll rely on that chair forever now. It was STUPID AND LAZY getting a chair just for speed; the kid CAN WALK. He did it in the video!
@kanary90 Did I mention I have aspergers. Technically I'm delayed too. My mom never taught me sign language or got me a wheelchair. You know why? I didn't NEED them and neither does this kid. Giving him these ways to cheat the lessons we naturally have to learn in life is going to leave him weak and delayed when he could have been just like everyone else. Just because we're handicapped, doesn't mean we have to be retarded. But thanks to his parents and people like YOU, this child will be.
@QueenBeeBeeMarie Oh but YOU and YOUR experience exceeds that of any "expert" out there? @kanary90 is just some ego-inflated dumbass that went out, took a four week course at a community college, bought herself some flash cards and thinks she's suddenly the authority on all childhood mental disorders. I'm telling you, give a kid positive re-enforcement, tell them they can do it, and they WILL do it. Treat a kid like they're different and like they're retarded and they will BE retarded.
@fantabulou if that were the truth, that it so simple, scientists would have found that ages ago. its so easy to speak from the basement on your computer. you should not be allowed to comment knowing zilch about human development
@QueenBeeBeeMarie Seriously, it's the same thing ALL THE TIME. "Timmy is running around... let's medicate him." MAYBE Timmy just likes to fucking run? Maybe you should stop parenting from the couch and take him to a park and let him fucking run. "My kid can't talk yet, I'm going to have some douche teach him sign language." MAYBE you should just teach him to fucking TALK? "My kid can't walk yet, let's put him in a wheelchair." Come on idiots.
@fantabulousK your an idiot for assuming that they haven't tried to teach him to walk with his disorder. plus he is way past his age to not be walking so obviously its not as simple as you think weirdo
I'm sorry - but that kid has something more going on than just a diagnosis of the upgaze. He clearly has a more serious neurological problem and I hope they find out more. He is a very cute kid!
@Godsclaws My son has a rare condition knowen as tuberous scleroisis at 4years old he has the same physical skills as a normal child his age however like landen he still does not speak he cooes and bables but hes very awear of his surroundings. yes I believe he will. it may take time but hel overcome the obstacles in his way
@jbjustinlovsme True, but sometimes it takes "so long" because doctors won't listen to the patient, writing off the symptoms as nothing or all in your head. Or they keep testing for a disease that you know you don't have, because the test came back negative when the first doctor did the test. This happened to me with Crohn's, and then with acid reflux. Now, I can understand why rare diseases take longer to diagnose, because they are rare. But it would be shorter if the patient is actually heard.
O.M.G I think a kid at my school has this! He always looks up and is in a wheel chair and face is covered in liquid he only does speacials and has problem learning!
aimeekh01 1 day ago
@aimeekh01
Actually, I think this is probably Autism or brain damage.
WiccaNightEmber 6 hours ago
Go Landyn! he'll be okay, he's so blessed to have such wonderful parents.
poorsillyboy 1 day ago
he has beautiful eyes..
SweetKupKakes 3 days ago
i knew by the second vid that it was a brain issue and seeing this breaks my heart cuse heis so cute and he wants to fight it i hate seeing infants like that
TheGothicChick 6 days ago
Such a cheerful, handsome child. Gorgeous eyes too. :D
Unolai 1 week ago
beautiful child
peterfranken23 1 week ago
ok its 2012 now how old would he be?
adam187ful 1 week ago
no eye contact because people are going to fall in love with his beautiful eyes
kathleen2596 2 weeks ago 6
i thought he was taken by the devil
rangertc2 2 weeks ago
He's a very handsome kid :') no lie.
CriticsBabe 2 weeks ago
as soon i heard and seen him on that wheelchair... my heart melted
kbecca36 2 weeks ago 4
awww he did have little vampire fangs, how cute!
Neesharani 2 weeks ago
Idk when this video was made but theirs hope for landon im a 15 year old girl and i did the same thing till i was about 9 and i started walking at 5 i still have episodes sometimes but it gets better :)
Sim151796 3 weeks ago 9
@Sim151796 Does it hurt when it happens?
tarantulady 1 week ago
@tarantulady It didn't neccecerley hurt it just gives me a serious headache from staring up and it felt like my eyes were always crossed so i got dizzy as well and threw up from this i developed a stuttering problem bu im okay and landon will be too :)
Sim151796 1 week ago
@Sim151796 Thank you for responding. I'm glad you recovered.
tarantulady 1 week ago
@tarantulady No problem and thank you :)
Sim151796 1 week ago
Vampire Fangs At 3:57 V-------V
IndigoCat17 3 weeks ago
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Poor Thing =(
IndigoCat17 3 weeks ago
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IndigoCat17 3 weeks ago
He Is Sooooooooo Cute <3
IndigoCat17 3 weeks ago
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IndigoCat17 3 weeks ago
that is one of the reasons why i want to be a medic, so i can help people like these. Be strong and dont ever give up.
artemaso 1 month ago
I cannot stand the "dramatic" eye closing this show puts in every episode.
Feralsquirrel 1 month ago 4
Idiots. Just like people who teach their mute babies sign language. I know this is a sick kid and, but the absolute worst thing you can do for a developmentally delayed child is give them a crutch like that. You figure they'll temporarily use it and then start to learn how to walk and speak? Children are just as lazy as adults, and love to take the easier road. That child probably won't walk till he's at least ten because you gave him a wheelchair he didn't need. Dumbasses.
fantabulousK 1 month ago
@fantabulousK
That is not why people teach their children sign language. It actually has no delay on the development of speech and it actually reduces stress in the baby since they are able to convey what it is that they need. There is no connection between being in a wheelchair and sign language. This child is probably getting intensive physical therapy. Neurological disorders are very complicated and it's not that easy.
kanary90 1 month ago
@kanary90 It was an EXAMPLE of giving a child an easier way to do things that will eventually stop them from doing it the right way. If your child has shown you he can walk, then he shouldn't have a wheelchair. If your child has teeth, he shouldn't be breastfed. If your child can use the toilet, he shouldn't be in Good 'Nites. If your child can say words, he shouldn't learn sign language. IDIOT.
fantabulousK 1 month ago
@fantabulousK Try working with kids that work their butts off to try to stand and learn to walk but are unfortunately are unable to. It has absolutely nothing to do with laziness. It's not a crutch, it's a tool. There are so many contributing factors to a child with a developmental delay. Try working with children with developmental disabilities first and then tell us they're lazy.
kanary90 1 month ago
@kanary90 I have - LAZY. I grew up with a girl with downs. She can walk, talk, anything DISPITE being cross-eyed. She sees fine, talks fine, walks fine. Why? We TREATED HER LIKE EVERYONE ELSE. We didn't get her a chair when she could WALK. We didn't teach her sign language when she could TALK. No kid will be normal if being abnormal is this easy. He'll rely on that chair forever now. It was STUPID AND LAZY getting a chair just for speed; the kid CAN WALK. He did it in the video!
fantabulousK 1 month ago
@fantabulousK you have no logic whatsoever. nothing you say counts
jennyrgar 3 weeks ago
@kanary90 Did I mention I have aspergers. Technically I'm delayed too. My mom never taught me sign language or got me a wheelchair. You know why? I didn't NEED them and neither does this kid. Giving him these ways to cheat the lessons we naturally have to learn in life is going to leave him weak and delayed when he could have been just like everyone else. Just because we're handicapped, doesn't mean we have to be retarded. But thanks to his parents and people like YOU, this child will be.
fantabulousK 1 month ago
@fantabulousK
Yours is one example. Just because something was right for one child or even two does not make it right for everyone.
QueenBeeBeeMarie 1 month ago
@QueenBeeBeeMarie Oh but YOU and YOUR experience exceeds that of any "expert" out there? @kanary90 is just some ego-inflated dumbass that went out, took a four week course at a community college, bought herself some flash cards and thinks she's suddenly the authority on all childhood mental disorders. I'm telling you, give a kid positive re-enforcement, tell them they can do it, and they WILL do it. Treat a kid like they're different and like they're retarded and they will BE retarded.
fantabulousK 1 month ago
@fantabulousK
No,I am no expert but,neither are you. So,why are you preaching like your experience overrules any expert?
QueenBeeBeeMarie 1 month ago
@fantabulou if that were the truth, that it so simple, scientists would have found that ages ago. its so easy to speak from the basement on your computer. you should not be allowed to comment knowing zilch about human development
jennyrgar 3 weeks ago
@QueenBeeBeeMarie Seriously, it's the same thing ALL THE TIME. "Timmy is running around... let's medicate him." MAYBE Timmy just likes to fucking run? Maybe you should stop parenting from the couch and take him to a park and let him fucking run. "My kid can't talk yet, I'm going to have some douche teach him sign language." MAYBE you should just teach him to fucking TALK? "My kid can't walk yet, let's put him in a wheelchair." Come on idiots.
fantabulousK 1 month ago
@fantabulousK I truly wish it was that simple but,it's not. Your case was one in a million or more out there. It's just not that simple.
QueenBeeBeeMarie 1 month ago
@fantabulousK your an idiot for assuming that they haven't tried to teach him to walk with his disorder. plus he is way past his age to not be walking so obviously its not as simple as you think weirdo
jennyrgar 3 weeks ago
@fantabulousK your a straight retard. you have no brain fucking weirdo
jennyrgar 3 weeks ago
that is so sad
truman550 1 month ago
god bless that child
reviewsandmusicvids 1 month ago
cute a** baby! :D
MrJames7411 2 months ago
BUT hes a tough little kid. Go Landyn! :)
Cookiegirlization 2 months ago
What a cute baby and Dont bash what the doctor says. Hes only guessing why the kid flips out and gets sick
Cookiegirlization 2 months ago
hes adorable :3
MinaMcKay 2 months ago
I'm sorry - but that kid has something more going on than just a diagnosis of the upgaze. He clearly has a more serious neurological problem and I hope they find out more. He is a very cute kid!
humantype2 4 months ago 14
they are mad because a RARE UNCOMMON DISEASE was not diagnosed like a regular disease.
islandreamer23 5 months ago 4
hate seeing the kids in pain!!! hope he grows up 2 b jus lyk every1 else !!!
jusanamateur 5 months ago
try eating more fruit
UnicornButtox 5 months ago
cute kid
ConcreteAngelx3 6 months ago
i hope landyn gets better bless him:)
XxEvE1986xX 6 months ago
I get worried if cuts/bruises don't go away in 2 days, I heal really quickly.
errorafterdark 7 months ago
awww he's so cute!
spgcm54ever 8 months ago
i wish this family the very best, love prevails all.
paulinovalerio 10 months ago
Pause at 2:17. Such a cutie pie!!! Bless him and his family!
15tennisstar 11 months ago 3
this is just sad, this kid doesn't deserve it. the people who need a taste of their own medicine are always perfectly fine. UGH!
Casey3390TV 1 year ago 4
the music at 2:27 is used everywhere
Idellle 1 year ago
@Idellle i mean 4:19
Idellle 1 year ago
so is he like retarded?
metallica606 1 year ago
@metallica606 What a beautiful sense of tact you have. :\
infinitytheinu 8 months ago 4
i reckon Landen will talk and walk, itll just take him longer
Godsclaws 1 year ago 3
@Godsclaws My son has a rare condition knowen as tuberous scleroisis at 4years old he has the same physical skills as a normal child his age however like landen he still does not speak he cooes and bables but hes very awear of his surroundings. yes I believe he will. it may take time but hel overcome the obstacles in his way
mymomenttoshine 5 months ago 2
@mymomenttoshine all the best for your son. with the right encouragement and stimulation hopefully he will talk one day! :)
Godsclaws 5 months ago
Wel I know why! Doctors don't know everything!!! Goddd....
jbjustinlovsme 1 year ago
@jbjustinlovsme True, but sometimes it takes "so long" because doctors won't listen to the patient, writing off the symptoms as nothing or all in your head. Or they keep testing for a disease that you know you don't have, because the test came back negative when the first doctor did the test. This happened to me with Crohn's, and then with acid reflux. Now, I can understand why rare diseases take longer to diagnose, because they are rare. But it would be shorter if the patient is actually heard.
HououMinamino 10 months ago
They always wonder why I takes "so long" for them to diagnosis. Wel
jbjustinlovsme 1 year ago
such a cute baby
MsDemilovato4eva 1 year ago 68
He's really cute, but this is freaky.
Hellopeople450 1 year ago
he looks evil ha i hope this baby becomes happy. seeing him in a condition im so sad
ZProGamer 1 year ago
He is a such a cutie:D
TashaRichardsonFan 1 year ago 89