As an adult with SPD but not autism I seriously want to thank you for highlighting the fact that you don't need to be autistic to have it! I was never diagnosed in childhood and simply told I had an undiagnosed learning disability instead and given an IEP to help with it (which was better than nothing but still not perfect). Because I only ever saw it associated with autism which I new I didn't have I never realized it was possible to have on its own until two years ago and suddenly so many things in life made sense and I finally felt validation and understanding. As another sufferer of texture issues I can also relate to the struggles with food he has and so much more! Thanks for highlighting this!
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
Hi, I just now may seem to have an understanding of why my 5 year daughter has had so many issues, with eating, hair wash, brushing, language and articulation. All the times so many assessments, they were like this is not autism but there is something may be language disorders. But I believe I have an answer.need to show this to the therapist. May I ask did you had articulation/language problems in childhood???
My daughter has had SPD since a baby ,she has always had difficulties with the texture of certain clothing ,bath time , sounds ,and so much more .a lot of times people will pass it off as there is nothing wrong with her and they think she is just being picky or spoiled and as a mother it upsets me. It has been a challenge for me because she and myself have been through so much since my husband passed away when she was ten months old . our daughter is now 9yr old and she has come so far but she still struggles with a lot but she is also doing a great job at coping with it. She is such a smart and sweet and loving little girl and I am so proud to be her mother. As a parent it hasn't always been easy but I will do everything in my power to help my daughter and show her how much I love her. I thank God for my baby .
My kid is deaf and he was first diagnosed with SPD. Now he is diagnosed with autism and ADHD. Hard to find a therapist who knows ASL but the one he has is amazing. He's 5years old and goes to the school for the deaf. We are a work in progress 🙏🙏
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See, it's not always the kid "being a brat". The kid has SPD; the sensation of mushy food, or brushing his hair, or taking a bath is literally hell for him as far as his hypersensitivity. Same with him not wanting to wear certain shirts to school; the textures are irritating for him.
Thank you for this i get known as the brat at school but none of them understand i cannot eat certain foods eating patato, carrots, cauliflower, broccoli and more is a nightmare for me i physically cannot do it i gag, throw up etc its absolutely horrible
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@bonniethemonkey647 Im so sorry, Bonnie. I have Asperger's, which is a form of Autism. I made this metaphor once that sapphire blue ice powers are the sensory and fire breathing powers are the smarts. The sapphire blue ice powers get out of control a lot and do silly things sometimes. I plan on writing a children's book series for kids with "sapphire blue ice powers" to help them with it. I used to have these bad meltdowns as a little girl and my aunt called it "manipulation". You poor, poor baby.
I so understand what you are going through.. My daughter is now 4 and it has been such a challenge for us to deal with her SPD. Mashed food until age 3 and she still hates fruits, all kinds of fruits and veggies. Trouble to eat, to sleep, hates loud noises, bright lights and so on. We basically adapted our lives to her schedules.
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I get teary eyed everytime my 3 year old son doesn’t listen he does the screeching screams at bath times hates other children near him hits them hits me does the involuntary screaming all this time I thought he was just being a little brat and the guilt really gets me really trying hard but it’s super stressful when his father is not in the picture 💔
@@justinboyens6082 I definitely recommend atypical on Netflix if you haven’t watched it, it taught me a lot about autism spectrum and how it impacts the parents
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I have SPD and I'm certain my kids do too. You describe my first baby to a T. Its REALLY difficult to handle my kids meltdowns because of the sensory overload. Ear Loops help me tremendously.
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
As a kid with spd and anxiety a good thing to do if he likes art I would suggest Occupation Therapy or Art therapy it’s helped me a lot (I don’t like a lot of food and wear only baggy clothes)
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Yes, I’m in grad school for Occupational Therapy and he seems to have tactile dysfunction of the Vestibular system. Hopefully he’s getting occupational therapy to introduce him to sensory integration.
I have autism the hypersensitivity I have similar to my issues. I need a milder toothpaste, mint or mint gum is too strong for my nose, some mushy foods are too much for me. I need soft clothes not rough, I wait until the hot coffee cools down and the cold water is a little cold. I need my headphones when going in loud places or with lots of people. I'm not eating food that's close to one another.
I used nothing but baking soda for years... Everyone thought I had some kind of cosmetic whitening procedure done. Nope just an autistic lady who throws up if there is fluoride or flavoring in the toothpaste.
@@mybumblbe04 Let him use an alternative such as Tom's of Maine, Burt's Bees or some other brand that doesn't use fluoride. Even a "training" toothpaste for toddlers. There seems to be some sort of law that all toothpaste must be mint flavored, mint flavoring makes me feel sick. Tom's of Maine's had a strawberry flavor for a while. It was aimed at children but I didn't care. That and the baking soda were the only thing I could use for years.
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It make me cry to see him go through this. I understand it because I live with this everyday. My autism is no fun. And sensory issues are a real struggle And can cause me pain and anxiety. Its so much harder to need a routine and consistent environment. Add the communication and processing issues to make friends. Now imagine being this. You cant learn with sensory issues that cause pain and anxiety. You cant sit still or pay attention. The way it feels it is scary. Then try and communicate with someone else when you don't understand fully because the sounds hurt my ears and lights can too much. Now add more things to this. Add the issues if a slight change in routine or expectations it causes a fit. Everyday i have this issue. Meltdown are not fun. It scares me. Then having a dad who punishes me and mistreat me so I have a meltdown or behavior issues is so isolation and depression and scarry and and that makes autism so much worse. Have a home is supposed to feel safe. Not abusive. Not scary. Dads are to love kids. Kids are to help dads. Dads are to show the kids and teach the kids. My dad stopped teaching and help me with skills 7 years ago and I have behavior issues because i dont know what is expected or how to do things. He punsh me fkr it. Im 38.
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My 2 year old son was just diagnosed with ADS and SPD. I’m on the fence with ASD because he is so social but he does not eat and never really has, just crunchy food and brown coloured food. Places like malls and sporting events cause him to begin jumping up and down and screaming. If we’re in Walmart for more then 15 minutes he begins hitting his head on the handle bars of the shopping cart and starts clacking with his tongue. Since birth he’s had severe vomiting, normally 2-3 times a day and is iron deficient because he can’t eat most food and throws a tantrum if we introduce new ones. He also struggles to brush his teeth. He will sit in a poop filled diaper an entire day if he could and not care. He doesn’t like tags on clothing and will begin trying to remove the shirt while crying because he doesn’t like the feel of it. Shoes must remain on at all times but wants to walk on rocks with his bare feet. He’s amazing at daycare if it’s just him or 2 others. If there’s 5 there he refuses to play with the other children and starts lashing out by throwing toys at them and having meltdowns that keep the other children from napping. Hardest part of it all is he masks like a champion so my parents and sibling don’t see it. He’ll be amazing with them and happy all day but then come home and refuse to eat, sleep and will spend hours running around and eventually crashing with a meltdown.
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@Catia Lee: We think our son has SPD. Turned 2 last month. Used to be the calmest boy ever. Now is throwing tantrums. Has been in feeding therapy since 9 months old. Didn’t accept purees until he was 14 months old. Still only eats purees. Has to be spoon fed. Will not touch food. Hope you have found answers. We still feel misguided.
I have always had sensory issues which makes since because I have adhd and this is an issue with people with adhd too, I’ve always had issues with food and clothing, I also use an extra soft toothbrush because my toothbrush felt like razor blades so I switched to an extra soft toothbrush cuz I saw a hard toothbrush that looked similar so I thought that that was why even after months it wasent getting any less painful but from looking at my family’s toothbrushes they all have soft toothbrushes so that meant mine was too so the most likely reason is because I’m more sensitive to how things feel on my body which also include my teeth too which is most likely why even tho it was a soft toothbrush, I needed an extra soft toothbrush in order to brush my teeth because my dentists have told me that I wasent brushing hard enough cuz I was being really gentle,even tho it was because it hurt a lot and now with a extra soft toothbrush I’m now able to brush my teeth normally, I’m not rough because that hurts your gums but I’m able to brush my teeth normally like gentle but not so gentle just to make it hurt less so now I’m able to not worry about going light due to the pain and now I can brush properly for 2 minutes without forcing myself to endure the pain, for flossing I use floss picks and I’m able to use it the right way by watching dentists show how to use it properly because anything with dentistry if your gonna use it then use the right technique and use to properly or it’s not gonna do what it’s supposed to do, I also use a water flosser and a tongue scraper
@@misspinkpunkykat like??? the child is the one going through it, shes just has a sob story because "oh nwo mwy kwid is so hawd to waise becauwse hes diffwent" just fucking do some research. she hasent done anything to help. you have to make alternative ways to do things. you cant just give in all the time. bless the kids heart, he isnt getting help. and they filmed a fucking sensory overload and didnt even try to help. fuck the mom, she sucks.
@@oceanempress you educate yourself i have spd and it is so hard so don't even say anything because you have no idea no one filmed this just for you stupid bully's to come and barge in and be horrible she's a incredible mum and is doing everything she can spd is so much different to what you think and what you're preferences are you can't just take a kid with spd to a doctor and say "my kid has spd so do something about it" no that's not how it works so YOU educate YOURSELF
I live in the UK. My 5 year old son is awaiting an Autism diagnosis, and hasn't been diagnosed with anything else for the time being. At the moment he has sensory issues with food, certain sounds/songs and some environments, (he doesn't like visiting doctors, chemists, work company buildings etc) He also isn't toilet trained and is speech/language delayed. He can say certain singular words or two-sentence words sometimes. Meltdowns and tantrums are very difficult. But trying to learn what I can in my spare time and videos like this are helpful.
Hi I’m in the UK also and my son is 3 and I’m going through something very similar to you. My boy was a good eater and now he doesn’t want to eat. Just drinks chocolate milkshakes and losing so much weight. He is non verbal and hasn’t said a single word. It’s so upsetting. The constant running out, so scary when we out with him and wants to walk in a straight line, we can turn around. He has extreme sensory issues and isnt potty trained
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I know she is trying her best and I all give her credit for that But as someone with spd The way she reacts to her son's 'triggers' as I call them Makes me feel so bad for him When I'm having a bad reaction to a stimuli or I'm forced to put up with a trigger stimuli I dont want extra pressure on top of that Dont force your kid to do something that puts them in a uncomfortable position unless its 100% neccessary I'm not too sensitive when it comes to food but the things I dont like due to texture or Smell I dont want to be pushed to eat And because he is younger he cant fully communicate what he is feeling So her pressuring him to use toothpaste when she knows it's a trigger makes me a little upset It seems like the toothbrush is already to much Let him get used to the toothbrush Like this is my opinion but when kids are this young Just let them live as comfortably as possible as long as they arent causing any harm to themselves Not saying dont do therapy but dont push them past their limits Use therapy to make the world more comfortable for them When they are older and have a better understanding of how to cope with their spd and their triggers start trying to do therapy to move past a hurtle like adding tooth paste to an already uncomfortable toothbrush Again my opinion Thats how my parents did it when I was little and it worked really well for me
I'm with you on this. My youngest has SPD, and while it was a struggle in the beginning, the struggle was mostly on my part as her mother. Once I got past "Why won't she wear this cute shirt I bought her, she's wasting my money" and settled into "Help me pick out a shirt you won't mind wearing", a lot of the struggle settled down. We supported the brain difference, instead of fighting against it. We learned about sensory diets. Sure, I liked going to Buffalo Wild Wings, but she couldn't take the noise and it would ruin dinner for everyone, including her. So I learned to bring headphones and activities for her or we did take out. Instead of making her use our extra minty toothpaste, we tried a bunch and found a flavor she liked, and then I just offered it to her on a baby soft brush...I didn't ask her if she wanted to brush, or if she wanted a bath, for that matter. The questions can cause the anxiety and refusal as much as subjecting them to sensory overload can. Heaping guilt or shame on top because they are so "difficult" compounds the problem. For bath time, we learned to fill the tub with her in another room so she wasn't exposed to the roar of the water and played soft music so that she felt soothed, and unless she was reallllly dirty we only washed her 2-3 times a week... By the time she became a preteen, we had found a small dose of anti-anxiety medication that helped to diffuse a lot of her sensory overload and now she tries more things on her own. Meds can be scary, and may not work on the first try, but they can also be a useful tool that can add to the child's quality of life, which ultimately relieves stress on the whole family.
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My 4 year old was just diagnosed with SPD. We knew it since he was a baby. As he got older it changed and we thought it was him being picky but it wasn’t. And it makes things more challenging
@@jacindafriend3606 ok. My son doesn't display autistic signs either but he does have meltdowns and he does not like to wear long sleeved or pants. Jackets are hard too. Certain food textures he hates also. But other than that seems super normal to me
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
My son is identical to hers..he loves to play with water but hates a bath and shower ,...I have to use mouthwash to brush his teeth because he doesn't like toothpaste....he hates fur..,so our dog comes around and he actually gags.,...I won't even get into food. But it sucks...on top of it my son in non verbal.
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Brain scans show that those with SPD have neurological differences in the direction of the white matter tracts of their brains, particularly seen at the back of the brain, which relays sensory info. It might help some parents to think of it as a biological difference that requires support, not as a behavior that their kids are willfully performing.
This channels always helps us , I have a son 4.5 years. He has hypo sensory seeker always stiiming but here in Asian countries they said SPD and ASD are Sam, bcz my son have eye contact responds to name play with me , have beautiful smile and smile back but non verbal I don't know really he have SPD Or ASD
I was out in the metro with my hearing shields and someone accidentally brushed against my arm and I got so overstimulated that I started screaming and a gateway to the void opened up inside my head causing me to wipe the information out of everyone’s brain in a 5 mile radius (oops)
I am going through this as well and feel these kids need to going to school from home unfortunately. That seems best for the child because adults with this said school was depressing and not good due to their eating disorder. How can a hungry kid even focus.
@@LaSheaT luckily he qualified for the special Ed preschool program through our school district. They said he is showing early adhd signs and speech delay. He is thriving now with only 7 kids and 3 specialized teachers .
@@L._._ that is awesome. So glad he is thriving and they let him attend. Less students definitely helps the kids learn and focus better. Some kids outgrow adhd and get better as they get older🙏. My son food menu is so limited I can't send him. Praying he gets better in a few years. 🙏
@@LaSheaT my sons school is only 2 hours a day, but it’s a start. Maybe they have something like that where you live ! We did an eval through the school district and got an IEP.
@@L._._ oh okay. That is good and exactly it is a start and it gets him into the routine of being in school and what it is like and he is learning at the same time. Thank you! I was looking at a free an online school that I saw in my state I believe it is 4 hours a day for Kindergarten, but I will look into that as well. 😊
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
Searching for a solution for my child 4years old and couldn't talk I felt really said and doctor's said it's autism disorder but glory be to God I finally found something that worked for him on UA-cam Dr Isibor Alternative Herbal Healing
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
Arghhh the way this video is edited is very overstimulating for someone with a sensory sensitivity! I actually can't watch it because all of the rapid jump cuts, in combination with the dramatic music, is sending my brain and body into sensory overload and triggering panic.
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
love the fact that all she did was go on tv and complain about her kid being hard to deal with and yet she has done almost no research. all this does is make people baby us.
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
She has it easy my son hasn’t worn clothes in 6 years I cant leave the house you cant take a 11 year old that doesnt put clothes on. I have to tint my windows so no one's sees him
As an adult with SPD but not autism I seriously want to thank you for highlighting the fact that you don't need to be autistic to have it! I was never diagnosed in childhood and simply told I had an undiagnosed learning disability instead and given an IEP to help with it (which was better than nothing but still not perfect). Because I only ever saw it associated with autism which I new I didn't have I never realized it was possible to have on its own until two years ago and suddenly so many things in life made sense and I finally felt validation and understanding. As another sufferer of texture issues I can also relate to the struggles with food he has and so much more! Thanks for highlighting this!
I think I dont have autism, but I could, probably not though.
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Not being rude but you spelled “knew” wrong and said new just saying just pointing that out for ya champ!
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Hi, I just now may seem to have an understanding of why my 5 year daughter has had so many issues, with eating, hair wash, brushing, language and articulation. All the times so many assessments, they were like this is not autism but there is something may be language disorders. But I believe I have an answer.need to show this to the therapist. May I ask did you had articulation/language problems in childhood???
My daughter has had SPD since a baby ,she has always had difficulties with the texture of certain clothing ,bath time , sounds ,and so much more .a lot of times people will pass it off as there is nothing wrong with her and they think she is just being picky or spoiled and as a mother it upsets me. It has been a challenge for me because she and myself have been through so much since my husband passed away when she was ten months old . our daughter is now 9yr old and she has come so far but she still struggles with a lot but she is also doing a great job at coping with it. She is such a smart and sweet and loving little girl and I am so proud to be her mother. As a parent it hasn't always been easy but I will do everything in my power to help my daughter and show her how much I love her. I thank God for my baby .
My kid is deaf and he was first diagnosed with SPD. Now he is diagnosed with autism and ADHD. Hard to find a therapist who knows ASL but the one he has is amazing. He's 5years old and goes to the school for the deaf. We are a work in progress 🙏🙏
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You are not alone let me tell you . Stay strong , and keep advocating for your child
She is THE REAL definition of SUPERMOM!! 💜
I go through this everyday and i dont know how to handle it gosh I’m glad I’m not the only one! Im sorry mama!
Not one word here about how difficult this is for the kid - it's always the mom and the dad and the siblings who are "struggling" with this 😡
See, it's not always the kid "being a brat". The kid has SPD; the sensation of mushy food, or brushing his hair, or taking a bath is literally hell for him as far as his hypersensitivity. Same with him not wanting to wear certain shirts to school; the textures are irritating for him.
Thank you for this i get known as the brat at school but none of them understand i cannot eat certain foods eating patato, carrots, cauliflower, broccoli and more is a nightmare for me i physically cannot do it i gag, throw up etc its absolutely horrible
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@@bonniethemonkey647 Jesus can deliver you.
@bonniethemonkey647 Im so sorry, Bonnie. I have Asperger's, which is a form of Autism. I made this metaphor once that sapphire blue ice powers are the sensory and fire breathing powers are the smarts. The sapphire blue ice powers get out of control a lot and do silly things sometimes. I plan on writing a children's book series for kids with "sapphire blue ice powers" to help them with it. I used to have these bad meltdowns as a little girl and my aunt called it "manipulation". You poor, poor baby.
I so understand what you are going through.. My daughter is now 4 and it has been such a challenge for us to deal with her SPD. Mashed food until age 3 and she still hates fruits, all kinds of fruits and veggies. Trouble to eat, to sleep, hates loud noises, bright lights and so on. We basically adapted our lives to her schedules.
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@@juniormako6184 May I ask what did he provide you with. I’m asking for my child. Thank you in advance
I get teary eyed everytime my 3 year old son doesn’t listen he does the screeching screams at bath times hates other children near him hits them hits me does the involuntary screaming all this time I thought he was just being a little brat and the guilt really gets me really trying hard but it’s super stressful when his father is not in the picture 💔
Stay strong love ..it will get better I understand
It is very hard it's put a huge strain on my relationship with his mother
@@justinboyens6082 I definitely recommend atypical on Netflix if you haven’t watched it, it taught me a lot about autism spectrum and how it impacts the parents
I highly recommend if you can put it in the towel and wash one part of his body one by one that might help him I did that when I was little
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
I have SPD and I'm certain my kids do too. You describe my first baby to a T. Its REALLY difficult to handle my kids meltdowns because of the sensory overload. Ear Loops help me tremendously.
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
As a kid with spd and anxiety a good thing to do if he likes art I would suggest Occupation Therapy or Art therapy it’s helped me a lot (I don’t like a lot of food and wear only baggy clothes)
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
Yes, I’m in grad school for Occupational Therapy and he seems to have tactile dysfunction of the Vestibular system. Hopefully he’s getting occupational therapy to introduce him to sensory integration.
I have autism the hypersensitivity I have similar to my issues. I need a milder toothpaste, mint or mint gum is too strong for my nose, some mushy foods are too much for me. I need soft clothes not rough, I wait until the hot coffee cools down and the cold water is a little cold. I need my headphones when going in loud places or with lots of people. I'm not eating food that's close to one another.
I used nothing but baking soda for years... Everyone thought I had some kind of cosmetic whitening procedure done. Nope just an autistic lady who throws up if there is fluoride or flavoring in the toothpaste.
You just described my son he’s 10 been noticing this since he was 4 ish
@@mybumblbe04 Let him use an alternative such as Tom's of Maine, Burt's Bees or some other brand that doesn't use fluoride. Even a "training" toothpaste for toddlers. There seems to be some sort of law that all toothpaste must be mint flavored, mint flavoring makes me feel sick. Tom's of Maine's had a strawberry flavor for a while. It was aimed at children but I didn't care. That and the baking soda were the only thing I could use for years.
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
Yeah my 3 year old says his tooth paste is too spicy.
It’s not a tantrum it’s a response to the overwhelm his nervous system is dealing with.
It make me cry to see him go through this. I understand it because I live with this everyday. My autism is no fun. And sensory issues are a real struggle And can cause me pain and anxiety. Its so much harder to need a routine and consistent environment. Add the communication and processing issues to make friends. Now imagine being this. You cant learn with sensory issues that cause pain and anxiety. You cant sit still or pay attention. The way it feels it is scary. Then try and communicate with someone else when you don't understand fully because the sounds hurt my ears and lights can too much. Now add more things to this. Add the issues if a slight change in routine or expectations it causes a fit. Everyday i have this issue. Meltdown are not fun. It scares me. Then having a dad who punishes me and mistreat me so I have a meltdown or behavior issues is so isolation and depression and scarry and and that makes autism so much worse. Have a home is supposed to feel safe. Not abusive. Not scary. Dads are to love kids. Kids are to help dads. Dads are to show the kids and teach the kids. My dad stopped teaching and help me with skills 7 years ago and I have behavior issues because i dont know what is expected or how to do things. He punsh me fkr it. Im 38.
My daughter has spd and no way would she allow me to touch her when she has a melt down by touching and holding them your making it worse
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My 2 year old son was just diagnosed with ADS and SPD. I’m on the fence with ASD because he is so social but he does not eat and never really has, just crunchy food and brown coloured food. Places like malls and sporting events cause him to begin jumping up and down and screaming. If we’re in Walmart for more then 15 minutes he begins hitting his head on the handle bars of the shopping cart and starts clacking with his tongue. Since birth he’s had severe vomiting, normally 2-3 times a day and is iron deficient because he can’t eat most food and throws a tantrum if we introduce new ones. He also struggles to brush his teeth. He will sit in a poop filled diaper an entire day if he could and not care. He doesn’t like tags on clothing and will begin trying to remove the shirt while crying because he doesn’t like the feel of it. Shoes must remain on at all times but wants to walk on rocks with his bare feet. He’s amazing at daycare if it’s just him or 2 others. If there’s 5 there he refuses to play with the other children and starts lashing out by throwing toys at them and having meltdowns that keep the other children from napping. Hardest part of it all is he masks like a champion so my parents and sibling don’t see it. He’ll be amazing with them and happy all day but then come home and refuse to eat, sleep and will spend hours running around and eventually crashing with a meltdown.
My son is better with people he doesn't see all the time 2 but with us and family he is off the ⛓️
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How have your som been getting on. This sounds just like us minus the masking, no masking here, we are a stare down in public.
Thank you! Now I'm looking into maybe this what my 6 yr old son might have going on with him. Everything but the tantrums is my son. 😢
How did things work out for your son
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That is my life
Sorry😔
@@normao1104 thank you 🙏🏻
@Catia Lee: We think our son has SPD. Turned 2 last month. Used to be the calmest boy ever. Now is throwing tantrums. Has been in feeding therapy since 9 months old. Didn’t accept purees until he was 14 months old. Still only eats purees. Has to be spoon fed. Will not touch food. Hope you have found answers. We still feel misguided.
@catia lee me too girl
My daughter is almost 4 and has spd.
I have always had sensory issues which makes since because I have adhd and this is an issue with people with adhd too, I’ve always had issues with food and clothing, I also use an extra soft toothbrush because my toothbrush felt like razor blades so I switched to an extra soft toothbrush cuz I saw a hard toothbrush that looked similar so I thought that that was why even after months it wasent getting any less painful but from looking at my family’s toothbrushes they all have soft toothbrushes so that meant mine was too so the most likely reason is because I’m more sensitive to how things feel on my body which also include my teeth too which is most likely why even tho it was a soft toothbrush, I needed an extra soft toothbrush in order to brush my teeth because my dentists have told me that I wasent brushing hard enough cuz I was being really gentle,even tho it was because it hurt a lot and now with a extra soft toothbrush I’m now able to brush my teeth normally, I’m not rough because that hurts your gums but I’m able to brush my teeth normally like gentle but not so gentle just to make it hurt less so now I’m able to not worry about going light due to the pain and now I can brush properly for 2 minutes without forcing myself to endure the pain, for flossing I use floss picks and I’m able to use it the right way by watching dentists show how to use it properly because anything with dentistry if your gonna use it then use the right technique and use to properly or it’s not gonna do what it’s supposed to do, I also use a water flosser and a tongue scraper
My goodness.. Bless her heart
What about the child?
@@misspinkpunkykat like??? the child is the one going through it, shes just has a sob story because "oh nwo mwy kwid is so hawd to waise becauwse hes diffwent" just fucking do some research. she hasent done anything to help. you have to make alternative ways to do things. you cant just give in all the time. bless the kids heart, he isnt getting help. and they filmed a fucking sensory overload and didnt even try to help. fuck the mom, she sucks.
@@oceanempress you educate yourself i have spd and it is so hard so don't even say anything because you have no idea no one filmed this just for you stupid bully's to come and barge in and be horrible she's a incredible mum and is doing everything she can spd is so much different to what you think and what you're preferences are you can't just take a kid with spd to a doctor and say "my kid has spd so do something about it" no that's not how it works so YOU educate YOURSELF
I live in the UK. My 5 year old son is awaiting an Autism diagnosis, and hasn't been diagnosed with anything else for the time being. At the moment he has sensory issues with food, certain sounds/songs and some environments, (he doesn't like visiting doctors, chemists, work company buildings etc) He also isn't toilet trained and is speech/language delayed. He can say certain singular words or two-sentence words sometimes. Meltdowns and tantrums are very difficult. But trying to learn what I can in my spare time and videos like this are helpful.
Hi I’m in the UK also and my son is 3 and I’m going through something very similar to you. My boy was a good eater and now he doesn’t want to eat. Just drinks chocolate milkshakes and losing so much weight.
He is non verbal and hasn’t said a single word. It’s so upsetting. The constant running out, so scary when we out with him and wants to walk in a straight line, we can turn around.
He has extreme sensory issues and isnt potty trained
Oh I thought that it was normal to not like certant textures of foods
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@@juniormako6184 what ⁉️⁉️❓❓🙏🙏🔥🔥
I know she is trying her best and I all give her credit for that
But as someone with spd
The way she reacts to her son's 'triggers' as I call them
Makes me feel so bad for him
When I'm having a bad reaction to a stimuli or I'm forced to put up with a trigger stimuli
I dont want extra pressure on top of that
Dont force your kid to do something that puts them in a uncomfortable position unless its 100% neccessary
I'm not too sensitive when it comes to food but the things I dont like due to texture or Smell
I dont want to be pushed to eat
And because he is younger he cant fully communicate what he is feeling
So her pressuring him to use toothpaste when she knows it's a trigger makes me a little upset
It seems like the toothbrush is already to much
Let him get used to the toothbrush
Like this is my opinion but when kids are this young
Just let them live as comfortably as possible as long as they arent causing any harm to themselves
Not saying dont do therapy but dont push them past their limits
Use therapy to make the world more comfortable for them
When they are older and have a better understanding of how to cope with their spd and their triggers start trying to do therapy to move past a hurtle like adding tooth paste to an already uncomfortable toothbrush
Again my opinion
Thats how my parents did it when I was little and it worked really well for me
MoonStorm-- Can I ask how your eating is now? Like do you still stick to certain foods with certain textures or would you say it's very varied?
I'm with you on this. My youngest has SPD, and while it was a struggle in the beginning, the struggle was mostly on my part as her mother. Once I got past "Why won't she wear this cute shirt I bought her, she's wasting my money" and settled into "Help me pick out a shirt you won't mind wearing", a lot of the struggle settled down. We supported the brain difference, instead of fighting against it. We learned about sensory diets. Sure, I liked going to Buffalo Wild Wings, but she couldn't take the noise and it would ruin dinner for everyone, including her. So I learned to bring headphones and activities for her or we did take out. Instead of making her use our extra minty toothpaste, we tried a bunch and found a flavor she liked, and then I just offered it to her on a baby soft brush...I didn't ask her if she wanted to brush, or if she wanted a bath, for that matter.
The questions can cause the anxiety and refusal as much as subjecting them to sensory overload can. Heaping guilt or shame on top because they are so "difficult" compounds the problem. For bath time, we learned to fill the tub with her in another room so she wasn't exposed to the roar of the water and played soft music so that she felt soothed, and unless she was reallllly dirty we only washed her 2-3 times a week... By the time she became a preteen, we had found a small dose of anti-anxiety medication that helped to diffuse a lot of her sensory overload and now she tries more things on her own. Meds can be scary, and may not work on the first try, but they can also be a useful tool that can add to the child's quality of life, which ultimately relieves stress on the whole family.
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
I feel this....hang in there.
Did it get worse as he got older?
This is my son exactly. Wow and he is a twin
My 4 year old was just diagnosed with SPD. We knew it since he was a baby. As he got older it changed and we thought it was him being picky but it wasn’t. And it makes things more challenging
So is mine does this mean autism too?
No, not all kids with sensory processing fall on the autism spectrum. My son doesn’t. But it linked together more often than not.
@@carmella88 no. My is not on the spectrum. It’s associated to it most of the time but not always.
@@jacindafriend3606 ok. My son doesn't display autistic signs either but he does have meltdowns and he does not like to wear long sleeved or pants. Jackets are hard too. Certain food textures he hates also. But other than that seems super normal to me
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I feel this my son has h.i.e. and it is so hard I feel like crying screaming 90 percent of the day
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
Pray to Jesus. He will help you when no one else will.
My son is identical to hers..he loves to play with water but hates a bath and shower
,...I have to use mouthwash to brush his teeth because he doesn't like toothpaste....he hates fur..,so our dog comes around and he actually gags.,...I won't even get into food. But it sucks...on top of it my son in non verbal.
I also saw his recommendation and approach Dr Oyalo for the herbs on UA-cam. The herbs has so far work positive on my child’s eye contacts and speech improvement. My child social skill is good now and response to name has improved too
Jesus will help you. Trust Him and He will help you.
How does this just start at 18 months?
Brain scans show that those with SPD have neurological differences in the direction of the white matter tracts of their brains, particularly seen at the back of the brain, which relays sensory info. It might help some parents to think of it as a biological difference that requires support, not as a behavior that their kids are willfully performing.
So what’s the solution?
This channels always helps us , I have a son 4.5 years. He has hypo sensory seeker always stiiming but here in Asian countries they said SPD and ASD are Sam, bcz my son have eye contact responds to name play with me , have beautiful smile and smile back but non verbal I don't know really he have SPD Or ASD
Sama with me thank for sharing
I was out in the metro with my hearing shields and someone accidentally brushed against my arm and I got so overstimulated that I started screaming and a gateway to the void opened up inside my head causing me to wipe the information out of everyone’s brain in a 5 mile radius (oops)
My son doesn’t hVe autism but he scored as having sensory processing differences… any advice for when you get keeps getting kicked out of preschools ?
I am going through this as well and feel these kids need to going to school from home unfortunately. That seems best for the child because adults with this said school was depressing and not good due to their eating disorder. How can a hungry kid even focus.
@@LaSheaT luckily he qualified for the special Ed preschool program through our school district. They said he is showing early adhd signs and speech delay. He is thriving now with only 7 kids and 3 specialized teachers .
@@L._._ that is awesome. So glad he is thriving and they let him attend. Less students definitely helps the kids learn and focus better. Some kids outgrow adhd and get better as they get older🙏. My son food menu is so limited I can't send him. Praying he gets better in a few years. 🙏
@@LaSheaT my sons school is only 2 hours a day, but it’s a start. Maybe they have something like that where you live ! We did an eval through the school district and got an IEP.
@@L._._ oh okay. That is good and exactly it is a start and it gets him into the routine of being in school and what it is like and he is learning at the same time. Thank you! I was looking at a free an online school that I saw in my state I believe it is 4 hours a day for Kindergarten, but I will look into that as well. 😊
I wondering if he had his vaccines from these drs saying there's no harm to him.
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We just got diagnose with SPD and food baths and its a battle
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but with Asian parents kids with these disorders will just have to restart hahaha
So where are the solutions for SPD? This segment just says “this parent is having a hard time because their child is having a hard time…”
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Neat
My son has ADHD/ASD/SPD... this really reminds me of my son. It's sooooo hard.
The title of the video 😐😐😐😐
Searching for a solution for my child 4years old and couldn't talk I felt really said and doctor's said it's autism disorder but glory be to God I finally found something that worked for him on UA-cam Dr Isibor Alternative Herbal Healing
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
Arghhh the way this video is edited is very overstimulating for someone with a sensory sensitivity! I actually can't watch it because all of the rapid jump cuts, in combination with the dramatic music, is sending my brain and body into sensory overload and triggering panic.
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And this is why I have cats.
love the fact that all she did was go on tv and complain about her kid being hard to deal with and yet she has done almost no research. all this does is make people baby us.
So what? Let them baby us. It’s bringing awareness and maybe can receive more support. If we never tell people what’s going on, how will they know?
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We have many with it
He need some dmt - Joe rogan
Bodie is an absolutely terrible name, no wonder he's pissed.
Get the best remedy to improve your child’s autistic condition from doctor Oyalo as his herbs have helped my child improve in speech and social skill very well. He now respond to name, point at what he wants and call mama/papa. God bless you doctor
I love how this video makes SPD and autism sound like death sentences.
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She has it easy my son hasn’t worn clothes in 6 years I cant leave the house you cant take a 11 year old that doesnt put clothes on. I have to tint my windows so no one's sees him
vaccination side effects are include spd etc. Research it.
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