Autistic 4 Year Old Gets an AAC Device| DITL
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- Опубліковано 20 січ 2021
- Today is the day that Tessie officially got her AAC device. Maggie's only arrived a week ago, but we knew that it was important that Tessie got hers as well and it finally happened and Tess is definitely excited about it. All sorts of communication doors are opening around here!
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It's so great that they both have their own talkers now, and that Tessie's making long sentences like fridge magnets (I remember seeing those once, but not in a while) And it was cool seeing James cook, he was so focused.
Good for her! I think if it will help her talk then I’m all for it! I also noticed that liam the 3 year old from the channel our LANDing crew got one recently to
I, for one am very excited the hear the conversations that are had.
I'm a subscriber from New Zealand and my son has austism and are going through the steps to get his talker. They are amazing to use
I’m excited for Tessie!😊
Same!
I love watching your videos and how positive are you
Sadie looks so tall next to the boys! It's so cool you can just buy an ipad and put talking apps on there. I hope it helps Tessie to talk more 😄
Yeah it’s also pretty cool that you can lock it to the screen so it doesn’t just turn into a toy for her
does anyone know the song at 2:25? I need to know it's so good
Idk but I was wondering the same thing! Lol
The song is called ‘Five Thirty Am” by Elias Naslin
@@shanna2342 thank youuuu!!!!
What is the brand ipad would like to get my grandson one?
This is a ten inch kindle from Amazon with a case we also found by searching for a ten inch kindle case for kids on Amazon. You can also get a kids kindle that has the case and I think a years membership of kids content, but since we already have the membership from another kindle we purchased, we went with a regular one and just keep it signed in to the kid’s app. I hope that helps.
Which age your boys start to say words? And which age they start to tolk?
James was pretty much right on track, he's our only kid without a speech delay, even though he had all sorts of large motor delays. Patch started speech when he was little, I think around his second birthday. He didn't have any huge red flags in terms of language development though, unlike our girls. I can't remember exactly when he started to speak, but it wasn't super delayed like the girls. He had some words by the time he was two, unlike his sisters and definitely was talking by the time he was three.
James was a chatterbox by the time he was three and was using huge words when we were in IEP meetings for his older siblings so that everyone was giving each other surprised looks because he'd just said something that made him sound like a mini adult.
@@Autmazing thanks for the detailed description.
Sorry if this is an uncomfortable question, but I was wondering how does Sadie feel about not being able to have a “typical” sister relationship with her close in age sister, Maggie? When I saw her looking at Patrick and James interact together I couldn’t help but wonder if she sometimes wishes she could have that with Maggie. I’m sure they have their own relationship in their own way but i was wondering about this specifically.
I ask because I have a child that sometimes resents her autistic sibling because she can’t have a “normal” playmate or sisterly relationship and was wondering if this was something Sadie maybe experiences too and how do you deal with it.
I felt that way with my autistic brother for years but then I realized that having any relationship with him is better then none and no I would not feel uncomfortable if you asked me that specifically
Sadie is Autistic too.
@@Patricia-li8bh I do know Sadie is autistic too. But autism is a spectrum and her and Maggie are at different ranges of the spectrum. I’m autistic as well as two of my children. One of my autistic children is non-verbal with developmental delays and the other (like me) is more like what used to be diagnosed as Aspergers.
Hey. It's been a while
Did you cut your hair recently?
I think so!
Did Maggie ever get her new AC device
Yes she got it about a week ago if o remember correctly
Why is your hair always different colours???
I imagine she wanted to change it.