Autism | From Non Verbal To Verbal
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Autism | From Non Verbal To Verbal
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You guys remind me of me and my husband .. our son just turned 4 and he sings songs but is still considered non verbal .. seeing Emma talk gives us hope and inspiration ❤
It’s been very recent that she’s actually trying to communicate more🙏🙏
God Bless Emma
Thank you 🙏
I am just gonna say that my daughter is on a similar boat in a way. We weren't too worried before because she can say words, knows her colors, numbers and letters, label things and sings a lot a too which she learned from watching, but when she started childcare at 2.5years, we realised how far she was from her peers in terms of her social skills and communication. It dawned on me, that while she can sing and say words, she wasn't really conversing with us. She can't say what she wants, she can't even point, she doesn't know her name like she doesn't hear us if we call her name, she is not understanding anything that we are saying at all. We would often see her on her own, tearing pieces of papers in the corner, or she would sing when other kids are talking because she doesn't understand them. At 3, she was diagnosed with ASD.
We started therapies after that, although we had to wait a couple of months to get a slot for a therapist. It was like a roller coaster ride. From not being able to say nor point what she wants to then echolalia and scripting - lots and lots of it. Fast forward now, she's 5, she has stopped doing echolalia. There are still some scripting but very minimal, and she is able to communicate now and can converse back n forth in non-script sentences, although at times still struggles to articulate what she wants to say but she does try to say them even when it's in broken sentences.
We used the books "More than words" and "It Takes two to talk", while we were on waitlist for therapists and found them very useful. When we first started, we struggled a lot because she would just repeat back exactly what we said like when we tried to teach her to say and point what she wants and then after many tries, she then went "I want apple, and then point" and then she points at the apple(That was her script for a while when making a request). My husband and I did a lot of role playing in front of her and felt that it made it a lot better for us in conveying what we want to teach her. So instead of telling her what she needs to say or do, I will say and action it to my husband and then my husband will respond to me.
Every child is definitely different and are on their own path. You two are already doing your best and stimulating her speech. Keep it up. My son sang before he spoke and he didn't start speaking until the age of 6 (though he did script). He had some of his receptive language but his expressive language was way behind. Now he is almost 11 and holds a conversation (for as long as his ADHD allows him to lol). I had educators tell me he would never talk and he proved them wrong. He isn't where his peers are and he may never be, but his speech grows everyday and that's what matters the most to us.
I just want to tell you guys THANK YOU. Like many of your viewers, this is my first child with autism and I learned so much through your channel. I know each child is different, but you bring me hope and patience to keep striving. Blessings to you and your family.
Is 18mo too early to get scared that my child will never talk? He used to say a few words like mama baba and he’d clap… but all that stopped a few months ago. He just stims and screams AH AH AH, or ayay ayay ayay… I used to think that was him expressing his excitement and I thought it was cute… but now it makes me cry. I just worry about what will happen to him when we’re gone if he never speaks. This world is so cruel. The pediatrician just said to call for early intervention so I’m waiting on speech therapy. No formal autism diagnosis yet.
My son is 4 and is still non verbal... Buuttt I do see an increase in vocalization from 3.5 to now. He has improved a lot! He can only pronounce sounds like vowels and consonants, but not whole words yet. We've been teaching him sign language since he was 18 months and that's our main form of understanding his needs. He understands what we say, but replies in signs.
That’s amazing that he replies with sign and you can communicate with him 🙏 its such a struggle not knowing what they need
Sometimes Emma can’t sign or speak what she needs it’s like she knows what to say but can’t say It 😔
I’m so glad you are all feeling better!
Love how little Emma is progressing & talking more each week! This reminds me of my daughter on the spectrum. It’s so awesome when they start using new phrases or new words! My daughter just turned six 2 months ago & last night, she prayed her very first independent prayer. It made my heart & my husband’s heart so so happy to hear her talk to the Lord on her own instead of repeating a prayer after us.
Omgosh this melts my heart how beautiful and amazing is that 🙏🥰
She will speak more and more All Praises to Jesus but when she trys to put sentences together they will be scrambled my Angel went from non verbal to verbal but has trouble with sentences and finding out his emotions I'm so happy for Emma Rose 🌹 God is awesome 🙏❤️
Love u Emma 🌹 Her You tube Tia Eileen ❤️
God bless and thank you yes she is doing that now she is having trouble with sentences but sometimes is able to give us some 🙏🙏🙏
Emma is going to be a fluent speaker, that is what I believe watching her progress around a couple of years now. Dear Veronica, as you said yourself, stop being anxious about the way and the pace she is progressing, I am doing exactly the same with Roubini, imaging and hoping that next summer/ next year... etc she will have achieved what I dream of. But that is not how it goes- I believe we will see all the miracles and achievements we crave for, but not in the way and the time we have scheduled them in our minds. Turning four I think is a turning point for autism, as my daughter who turned four about a month ago ( one year smaller than Emma) is starting producing small phrases and seems connecting and communicating overall better. Sending you love and support from Greece! Thank you for your honest and wonderful videos
Wow, my daughter started off with singing too! Sometimes it’s hard to determine their speech because some kids can just repeat things or script. My daughter is now speaking in sentences when she feels like it. I think as parents we think speech progress is linear like we have expectations and you have to just give them time. It’s so hard I know 😩
Yes that’s what we are learning is to let her learn in her own way and on her own time 💕🙏
I agree about the tv. I swear my daughter learned so much from super simple songs!
That’s lil Emma also she scrips with them and signs what she needs sometimes
Yes!!! I agree. My daughter loves music and those are the only words she will try to say or sing. It’s amazing honestly,
So so true about autism being a spectrum & even more so about how every child is different. A family member of ours didn’t talk until she was 4. We also have a friend whose son didn’t speak a word until he turned 4. They thought he was going to be mute. Both of these people aren’t on the spectrum. Definitely goes to show that everyone is different. ❤️
Yes I completely agree
Yeah we been hearing so many stories like this
Omg yes my son started with singing and echolalia. He connects the most through music! Over time, he learned through that how to use spontaneous language and will string together 3-4 word sentences now.
All I knew about autism before was working with children that were severe (banging their head, no or limited eye contact, spd, non verbal). I worked in the creative arts therapy field and had no idea how HUGE the spectrum is!! Honestly, the sky is the limit for Emma 💫
Thank you so much 😊 and yes the spectrum is so huge so much to learn 💕
Yesssss i have never clicked so fast! I have been waiting for this video about speech
. Watching now
Thank you so much I need to do more with Emma talking on it
Maybe soon 🙏
Can you please do an updated video on supplements she’s using and which you felt helped speech emerge ? My son is 2.6 years old and was just diagnosed last week I saw a video from last year where 2 probiotics are listed or if you can just respond to my comment I would appreciate it I’m new to the journey thank you for sharing 🙏🏽
The only UA-cam video about autism i watch on daily life is your videos because Emma and how she learns are exactly like my daughter. She is 3.5 years old and just started to talk. By the way "NO" is my daughter's favorite word 😏
Hi there!
I would like share this with you she explains this very well and it may give you hope!
She was diagnosed with autism when she was 25 years old!
It's on TEDX Macquarie University.
It's titled: why everything you know about autism is wrong
By Jac den hosting I hope this helps you in some way!
Have a Blessed evening.
This was so fun for me to watch. My son is sort of the opposite of Emma in terms of communication skills. He is flagged for having apraxia and that really impacts his motivation to speak altogether. He usually just uses words or word approximations to request his needs. He just turned 3 and I’m always worrying he won’t speak. This was a good reminder that he is doing things on his own time. All we can do is pray and keep up with his therapies.
Good video. Emma is so adorable when she talks. I’m glad you’re raising Emma so sweet. Someday, Chris ULMER of special books by special kids would love to see her. Continue on your road on getting the silver play button
Thank you so much 😊
Wow ! What an amazing improvement.? 😊Awww you guys work so well together. So adorable 🥰
Thank you for this video!!
My son is turning 4 this month and he’s scripting non-stop (stories and songs). This video gives me hope!
It’s nice to see real examples and hear from a family. There’s content by professionals on UA-cam that summarizes Autism development but sometimes hearing from families with children of the same “type” of autism is more helpful :)
I am so glad you find it helpful 🙏❤️❤️❤️ my lil one still scrips but now is stating to say words on her own and more communication 🙏🙏
Beautiful family. My daughter got diagnosed at 3 y and 10 months. What therapies does your little do? And what type of school does she attend ? Integrated ? ABA?
She did ABA for 3 years and now that she is in school she only has speech
My son îs 5 îs star now too improve spice. At TV like blippi on you tube. Ca-n help you are great parents good Luck 🥰🥰❤️❤️☃️❄️🌲
That’s awesome thank you 🙏
Beautiful emma and her wonderful mom and dad.. ❤❤❤ my son is 4yrs old nonverbal autistic.. i request u to make a video about potty training updates of emma.. my son actually pretty behind and doesn’t tell or show any sign before he pee.. I really need some suggestions honey.. plz make a video soon .. 😢
We are still working on it also
The only reason I don’t post things about potty training but maybe I can inform you the videos I watched on it or book I read on it 💕
Hello, how did you manage to motivate Emma to speak? Come from Germany and can't speak English so well, so I work a lot with translation. I would be happy if you could write a test of what I can translate.
She gets motivated with songs so I would sing her things to communicate and now I just talk to her normally on everything
Love watching Emma repeat after you! What age developmentally is her receptive language? She seems to understand quite a bit.
She understands everything it’s just hard for her to communicate what she wants to say but she understands
My son is the exact same with learning from shows! He knows his abcs, colors, and numbers 1-100 from tv. Even tho I also try not to let him watch much it has taught him a lot. My son is non verbal but will be getting his aac device thru school soon :)
That's so awesome Emma didn't qualify for the device I really wanted it I feel like it would help with her frustration in communicating
Glad to hear she is repeating you. Our daughter does the same. Has she memorized phrases? How is potty training going? Our daughter just turned 5 too. Remember to think in the moment and don’t set standards! Are daughter seems to memorize a lot in books and she can mand for what she wants! We don’t know what she is feeling yet. Anthony needs to watch his damn potty mouth…shut your mouth son!
She is doing great glad your daughter is doing great also 🥰
I came here after watching your video on her having autism level 3. Is she now level 2? Well done to her on her progress ❤
We haven’t re done her re evaluation but she is starting to communicate more
Analia has also learned from what she sees on TV. Everything has to be with music and she has learned to play the piano too, watching tutorials on youtube. She is also talking and repeating, she scripted alot, and echolalia but she used the scripting properly. She still doesn't say sentences but uses sign language, she lets to know what she wants very well. She turns 5 in January. Little progress for this little cuties make us happy❤️❤️Emma is doing great. Love it❤️
It’s so amazing how they learn especially music I love it 🥰 and yes lil progress goes a long way 🥰
My daughter started like Emma I also let her watch a lot of sign language for toddlers shows on you tube and learn to talk for toddlers videos. She request
We are still working on responding, we ask her how her day was in school and she will say good
We ask her what she ate or what she did and she is still unable to tell us so we are working on it by reading stories and going back and helping her answer questions.
Yes it’s the same with Emma only if I tell her what the teacher tells me she did she will repeat it but other than that she just stares when I ask questions
I have 3years old and she is none verbal and she is on waitlist for evaluation in couple of weeks.. and watching your videos gave me hope 🙏🏽
Thank you so much glad we can help let us know how it goes 🙏
Luv u guys thank you for sharing, I'm living the same life🤞😘💛💙💙❣💜
Here with you mama 💕🙏
Ive watching you guys for 2 years now and and so amazed at this ! So many blessings for Emma!
Thank you so much 🙏
Is Emma actually talking as in conversation or forming sentences? My son is only copying words
Copying words like echolalia plus worlds on her own and now she is scripting sentences sometimes
Hi,Emma👋! We’re doing fine🙂! Another great video👍! Love you all and God bless✝️🙏🏻❤️🙂🌈🌈!
Thank you so much
@@raisingautism8214 You’re so welcome and God bless✝️🙏🏻🙂!
she will spk well and do well in life kudos to ur patience and hardwork🎉
Thank you she is an amazing lil one so proud of her 💕
I’ve always been impressed with Emma’s coloring and writing. Is she sensory seeking? Yes TV can be good
She has been doing great with coloring and writing lately
@@raisingautism8214 when did Emma turn five? I've got twins, one is NT, who turned five on Dec 15. I've always been impressed with Emma's coloring and watching shows for a prolonged period of time. Does she do puzzles? We noticed that our daughter has been more interested in puzzles lately.
Is it ok that child repeat what we say ? Meanz not talk withself ... Just to force then speak otherwise no talk .... Plz reply
Not sure I understand ?
@@raisingautism8214 my daught is also 5 yrs she know everything but when we ask something she dont answer .... Like she have words but dont speak
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I’m sure you already know this… but what helped our now 3.5 year old son to start conversing was working a lot on eye contact. We would always keep our hands by our faces when we spoke to him so he would look in the direction of our faces. It encouraged him to learn our expressions and gain interest in what we were saying. He still echos but can converse back n forth and makes good eye contact. My son loves singing as well lol
That’s so sweet I love that he sings also yes we try to have her look our way when we speak she is doing great with eye contact lately also
Hey guys
👋🏻 hello
Emma 👏👏👏💖💖💖
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Hi hope your doing good 💕
I am following your channel ever since we suspected autism in our daughter. She was diagnosed now at 21 months and starting our journey. She labels a lot of things with approximations but we are still puzzled for her wants and needs. Signs she learns but shows only when we prompt her. She points to water when we ask her do you need water but never ask herself for water. It’s really confusing and tiring journey for anyone
This was a great video Veronica 👍. So sorry I'm 5 days late watching it. Love your new desk and your Christmas tree. I'm so happy for your family. I remember the video you posted when Emma was first diagnosed with Autism. She has definitely come along way. She is so smart and of course cute. Thank you for sharing this journey with us ❤. Have a Merry Christmas 🎅
I feel so different now than when I made that 1st video it’s so crazy I still remember the feelings 😣 but she is doing amazing 🥲
and thank you so much 😊