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I needed this reminder to be kinder in my thoughts towards my challenging child. I always rush to defend her in front of other people but i can sometimes be too quick to judge her in my thoughts myself.

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Yes, consistency and trust are vital parts of communication with alll ages. The rest is great advice for working with neurotypical kids who are accustomed to childism. :/

girl, this video is terrible. I thought it would be about empathy and the internal experience of the child. Instead, you just frame neurodivergent children as deviants whose only goal is to ruin your day and mood.

The problem for a neurodivergent kid, much of the time, is that the “no” doesn’t make sense. It takes time to give an explanation every time, but for many kids that will help them figure out their internal struggle and emotionally regulate. Another issue is that neurodivergent kids are often given a lot less freedom of choice. We get used to saying no to them, and sometimes do automatically. Giving a thoughtful and fair explanation also forces you to consider whether it’s important to say no in that particular circumstance. I like the focus on doing things later that you say you will. Personally I set myself an alarm or a calendar item when I make promises. This gives my kids trust that I’ll follow through. My kids have never had the “later means no” response.

Well put 😊 very good advice

Do you think opposition to No has todo with expectations strong likes or preferences and strong dislikes. This is something a lot of neurodivergent people struggle with along with abrupt transitions and sensory overload or overwhelm. I know for my sister who’s special needs and level 3 needs autistic if she gets an idea in her head about how something should go and she’s got a strong desire for that outcome and attached to it happening she gets fixated on that and won’t accept it can happen any other way. This is similar but different from when she’s got rules in her head about how something should go because she’s made little rituals around certain things she does. This tends to tie in but is also different from her sensory overwhelms or overloads she gets with taste, touch, smell, sounds, light, etc. all these can relate to her difficulty to listen to no. But understanding all of them helps deal with the root. But saying just no can still be very difficult with her. Any suggestions?

Ill get there when i get there. My partner and I are both autistic. Hopefully we'll work it out from experience

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What’s the right way to answer a true “not right now but I’m not sure when”

Love the “write that down” option. I don’t think any of my teenagers actually ever did it and I used it a lot. Lol

Just in time for the crazy day with my 8yo!

This is so important and good information, thank you for sharing this knowledge <3

Hi Luv, it’s difficult for autistic folk going into adulthood and often they need a high level of support to get by. Sometimes we can get good grades and a good graduate degree but at the end of it struggle to get hired. Sometimes regular work can be over bearing and lead to depression then suicide unfortunately for many autistic people because they can’t meet up to society’s expectations for them to be a functioning adult. Often autistic people need in house support and financial support their whole life.

Your videos always lift up my willingness to try and improve!

Hi thank you for reaching out. Many of the kids I work with are aggressive. We address issues of safety right away in our 12 week program. I would recommend you have a safety plan in place - and then using tools outlined in the program or in my book - we work on de-escalation skills both with you as the parent (how to help her ) and with the child to get regulated

What information can you recommend for handling (literally) an aggressive but very strong child who is hitting or damaging the house? This is my biggest challenge. I need to stop the behaviour but my child is so strong it becomes physical if i have to take her to another room to calm down and stop breaking/hitting. I am out of ideas on how to manage these situations.

This was so simple yet impactful! Ill work on that

This is inspiring!

What’s the hardest part of controlling vs being in control??

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I needed this today. Thank you.

Talking back? Throwing a fit? Do you mean the child is communicating their needs in a less than ideal way to adults? Perhaps there is an expectation gap. Isn’t behavior communication? Some of the things you listed (not wanting to put on a coat or shoes, or having an issue because they are hungry) fall under sensory issues. Shouldn’t we help them with that?

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