Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi!! From a fellow Aussie Mum of a suspected Aspie boy aged 4.5 :-) p.s :you're sons manorisms are almost exactly like my son's.. He talks with his hands alot and has the same intonation of speech as your son.. It's so cute!
Shoot me for this but... If you hadnt put 'autistic' in the title then how would we have known. Seems like a lively, talkative 7 year old. Sorry, but i'm rather a non believer in autism spectrum disorders and I live with a boy who has been diagnosed asd. I think all sort of other personality 'disorders' and behaviour problems get lumped into ASD or ADHD and then mediacated. Keeps the drug industry going I suppose.
He looks all normal to me..even above normal compare to some normal kids at his age. Nothing wrong with him. Do not label him with HFA.. All kids are different..
hey there my name is jeremy annunziata and i have hig functioning autism and i am 23 i was diagnoat when i was 7 raguwatied from hig school with as and ds and i was on the a and b onarual and i graguwatid as the top 3 of my clas and i am chraing to go back to school to git a dagre in flower araging and i love flowets and plants
I did not believe in autism until I gave birth to my son and he taught me autism is real. For all u skeptics who think parents rather get a disability check to sit in a waiting room several hours a weeks while their child is getting therapy to learn skills other kids are born with, think again. i could think of a lot of other ways we would like to spend our time and money.
he reminds me a bit of my son. does he imitate lines from movies a lot? my son does, a lot. he has hundreds of lines from movies memorized. my son has aspergers, and he is five.
get his vitamin and mineral levels tested (via blood test) and give supplements to balance him. Put him on a high quality probiotic like from Klaire Labs. Put him on 1,000IUs of VitD3-- the 3 is important. His behavior will get much worst, peak at two weeks-- then you'll have a new boy!!
He reminds me so much of my boy. Email me if you want to chat. Goodluck with your gem of a boy!!
Thanks for that info on probiotics... i know nothing about it. His behaviour is quite good except for his anger at times. And he doesn't understand why. As i said below he is just a lovely boy most of the time.
Hi, can I ask you how old he is, and when he started talking? My son is 4y old dx with Autism HFA, and is very social and communicative like yours, but I think we have some issues in the terms of oral apraxia... Maybe your answer can help us understanding his speech delay. Thank you so much!
He spoke limited words around the age of two and still gets a little muddled with speech. He does get rather cranky and doesn't deal with his anger well. But these days it's misunderstandings in social scenes for him that can be hard for him. All in all he is a lovely,sensitive boy who probably acts a few years younger than he is. We hope to see a psycologist next year. I hope i'm of some help, although probably not much?
My best advise is stick to a firm routine... Dont be soft with your parenting. Visual planners are great too as they know what to expect for the day & social stories. A trampoline has been great for my boy, he gets on it 3 or 4 times a day!
You are very luck, your child looks pretty good. My sister has a child with autism and has been so difficult for her, more having 2 more babies to take care for. My little child can not speak very well, can you give me some advices. Pls
@multisnootylives1 what the hell is wrong with you? No one is 'retarded'. I think that people with HFA are more smart than neurotypical. They are placed in advanced classes and have a powerful mind. He is very well functioning. Grow up.
@claudiaifcation do not listen to people with bad comments, they are just ignorant, feel shame for them. Your brother is the cutest thing I ever see. You must be proud of hi, you are having an angel at home all the time.
@multisnootylives1 Who do you think you are calling some one a retard when u have no clue!! thats just seriously rude and that Kid is super smart trust me I know!!
@multisnootylives1 wow. that is the most pathetic comment i have ever read. grow the fuck up. now if you excuse me, i'm going to poke fun of 4kids tv's dubs.
My son is very much like that on his good days, on his bad days he is less cooperative in conversation. Recently his meltdowns have become very physical.
@annabh25 Hi ... Thanks for your lovely comments.We have used no therapy in particular. We just have been to seminars and read books.... and also early intervention from 2 years old. Pictures and visual and verbal instructions have helped too. We got him in to a daycare centre early on to be around other children as well. He loves the trampoline and is on it every morning and afternoon. He answers well most of the time only referring to something else if he doesnt understand.
Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi!! From a fellow Aussie Mum of a suspected Aspie boy aged 4.5 :-) p.s :you're sons manorisms are almost exactly like my son's.. He talks with his hands alot and has the same intonation of speech as your son.. It's so cute!
lucieann21 4 days ago
What a cutie! <3
JesuscantergallopTB 1 week ago
Shoot me for this but... If you hadnt put 'autistic' in the title then how would we have known. Seems like a lively, talkative 7 year old. Sorry, but i'm rather a non believer in autism spectrum disorders and I live with a boy who has been diagnosed asd. I think all sort of other personality 'disorders' and behaviour problems get lumped into ASD or ADHD and then mediacated. Keeps the drug industry going I suppose.
Yvonukon 3 weeks ago
So aspergers....right
mightybfool 3 weeks ago
He looks all normal to me..even above normal compare to some normal kids at his age. Nothing wrong with him. Do not label him with HFA.. All kids are different..
phoenix85226 4 weeks ago
Hi jeremya6388
Thanks for your message! I'm glad you are doing great. Have fun with your flower arrangement course.
Shineacres
Shineacres 4 weeks ago
YOU ARE LUCKY HE CAN SPEAK
BLACKPOLARBEAR2012 1 month ago
Lovely and cute boy
BLACKPOLARBEAR2012 1 month ago
hey there my name is jeremy annunziata and i have hig functioning autism and i am 23 i was diagnoat when i was 7 raguwatied from hig school with as and ds and i was on the a and b onarual and i graguwatid as the top 3 of my clas and i am chraing to go back to school to git a dagre in flower araging and i love flowets and plants
jeremya6388 1 month ago
Don't you just love internet doctors, and unsolicited advice.
Openmindness 1 month ago
His bumblebee jammies are super cool. Transformers are the best.
TheCrazydiamond10 1 month ago
I did not believe in autism until I gave birth to my son and he taught me autism is real. For all u skeptics who think parents rather get a disability check to sit in a waiting room several hours a weeks while their child is getting therapy to learn skills other kids are born with, think again. i could think of a lot of other ways we would like to spend our time and money.
madeinNj76 1 month ago
Vanessasky21
Yes he quotes all the time! Especially on the trampoline. I thought my boy has aspergers but ?? Apparently not...
Shineacres 2 months ago
he reminds me a bit of my son. does he imitate lines from movies a lot? my son does, a lot. he has hundreds of lines from movies memorized. my son has aspergers, and he is five.
VanessaSky25 2 months ago
my nine year old is just the same love them x
sarandro 2 months ago
AWWWW hes soo cute he seems to be doing very well with autism, "yeah i have an itchy nose i cant scratch it", that was adorable
xXFraggleMuffinXx 2 months ago
Looks like mild fetal alcohol syndrome to me, not autism.
writerightnow 3 months ago
get his vitamin and mineral levels tested (via blood test) and give supplements to balance him. Put him on a high quality probiotic like from Klaire Labs. Put him on 1,000IUs of VitD3-- the 3 is important. His behavior will get much worst, peak at two weeks-- then you'll have a new boy!!
He reminds me so much of my boy. Email me if you want to chat. Goodluck with your gem of a boy!!
MaryCampbell22 3 months ago
@MaryCampbell22
Thanks for that info on probiotics... i know nothing about it. His behaviour is quite good except for his anger at times. And he doesn't understand why. As i said below he is just a lovely boy most of the time.
Shineacres 2 months ago
Hi, can I ask you how old he is, and when he started talking? My son is 4y old dx with Autism HFA, and is very social and communicative like yours, but I think we have some issues in the terms of oral apraxia... Maybe your answer can help us understanding his speech delay. Thank you so much!
mammafrigo 3 months ago
@mammafrigo
Our boy is almost 9 now, he was 7 in the video.
He spoke limited words around the age of two and still gets a little muddled with speech. He does get rather cranky and doesn't deal with his anger well. But these days it's misunderstandings in social scenes for him that can be hard for him. All in all he is a lovely,sensitive boy who probably acts a few years younger than he is. We hope to see a psycologist next year. I hope i'm of some help, although probably not much?
Shineacres 2 months ago
My best advise is stick to a firm routine... Dont be soft with your parenting. Visual planners are great too as they know what to expect for the day & social stories. A trampoline has been great for my boy, he gets on it 3 or 4 times a day!
Shineacres 3 months ago
You are very luck, your child looks pretty good. My sister has a child with autism and has been so difficult for her, more having 2 more babies to take care for. My little child can not speak very well, can you give me some advices. Pls
escho10 4 months ago
he's sweet, seems totaly normal to me :) very interesting and special child :)
leannebridgewater 5 months ago
what was the diagnosis criteria ? I don't really see any autistic traits in him
zarehara 5 months ago
@zarehara i am curious too
PINKLUNAMOON 5 months ago
He is absoloutly adorable!! I totally get him as My little brother acts in very simular ways. He's lovly! X
xtinika21x 6 months ago
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he is actually a non functioning retard!
multisnootylives1 7 months ago
@multisnootylives1 what the hell is wrong with you? No one is 'retarded'. I think that people with HFA are more smart than neurotypical. They are placed in advanced classes and have a powerful mind. He is very well functioning. Grow up.
MegaRAWRdinosaurs 7 months ago 6
@multisnootylives1 Fuck you asshole 'HE' is MY brother. He is NOT a retard!
Why would you comment on this when you obviously know nothing about this subject? You're just PATHETIC.
claudiaifcation 6 months ago
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@claudiaifcation do not listen to people with bad comments, they are just ignorant, feel shame for them. Your brother is the cutest thing I ever see. You must be proud of hi, you are having an angel at home all the time.
escho10 4 months ago
@multisnootylives1 Who do you think you are calling some one a retard when u have no clue!! thats just seriously rude and that Kid is super smart trust me I know!!
Chezzamore 6 months ago
@multisnootylives1 I think it's pretty clear that the only retard around here is YOU!
dyuzzza123 6 months ago
@multisnootylives1 wow. that is the most pathetic comment i have ever read. grow the fuck up. now if you excuse me, i'm going to poke fun of 4kids tv's dubs.
Narateful2 6 months ago
My son is very much like that on his good days, on his bad days he is less cooperative in conversation. Recently his meltdowns have become very physical.
amazonqueen 11 months ago
He looks so normal to me with no autism or any thing.
Dawoudkhalifa 1 year ago
he dosent seem autistic at all. hows he doing?
RCMasterification 1 year ago
He's beautiful, and reminds me of my son, very animated and full of joy!! You must be so proud of him xx
AliciaDeariex 1 year ago
He is so clever! and funny!
wich therapy are you usil? are you doing any diet?
when do he start to talk like that answering questions?
Thank you
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annabh25 1 year ago 3
@annabh25 Hi ... Thanks for your lovely comments.We have used no therapy in particular. We just have been to seminars and read books.... and also early intervention from 2 years old. Pictures and visual and verbal instructions have helped too. We got him in to a daycare centre early on to be around other children as well. He loves the trampoline and is on it every morning and afternoon. He answers well most of the time only referring to something else if he doesnt understand.
Shineacres 1 year ago
Love it. He reminds me of my 5 year old son with pdd-nos. Same facial expressions, mannerisms, way of talking, smile, etc etc.
jrnmomify 1 year ago
@jrnmomify Thanks for your comment, that"s very interesting that your son is similar huh? :)
Shineacres 1 year ago
lol, Mackie's
GreenGirl444 1 year ago