Autism | Her Stimming Scared Someone
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2019
- We went to our autistic daughter's second favorite store. Her stim of swinging her arms next to other people makes us a little nervous. We need to get her new winter clothes because she is growing so fast! #autism #weefam #stimming
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Immediately I love how you both laughed about the playground situation. I'm a parent of two autistic kids and it's okay to find things funny and have a sense of humor about things. My son once screamed in a crowded elevator bc 3 teenage girls were talking inappropriately and nobody had the nerve to say something.... but my son let out a short scream, not even making eye contact with anyone and goes right back standing there all normal. It was quite hilarious, everybody laughed about it. Laughter is medicine!
I feel like sometimes the things that kids do are so silly and funny. We love all her quirks and stims so it’s easy to chuckle and just love them.
Hahah that is great!! Sometimes I have extra appreciation that kids just so freely express themselves however they see fit. It’s can sometimes be those situations that we as adults wish we could. 😂
I'm an adult and I still stem. Usually because of sensory overload. The other day at work I was cleaning the entrance outside when a motorcycle pulled up and it was so loud I started screaming, crying, and violently shaking back and forth and my boss had to come get bme and bring me inside! I love her!
I’m loving this comment because of your boss and not because you had a struggle! But it’s hard when things like that come up that you don’t have control over.
Her big doll like eyes are so beautiful. She is such a pretty girl. Kids grow so fast, I feel like I just got my son shoes and he needs new ones already 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
Thank you! They do grow so fast!! Sometimes it seems like it happens overnight!
Boots shoes and hats, this girl KNOWS how to accessorize!!! 👒👢👠
She totally does! All about accessories. She has been that way on and off since she was like 2.
My daughter would bark at strangers when they made her feel uncomfortable. She had white blonde hair and strangers would touch her hair without asking and gush about how beautiful she was.
I can’t blame her there. That sounds awful that people would just reach out at touch her hair without asking. So creepy and uncomfortable!!
I’m very noise sensitive so any thing that goes on n on makes me moody. When I see your family I think It’s almost like the universe knew just where she belonged. Beautiful family
Braylee does pretty well, but she is also very noise sensitive. That is such a sweet thing to say, makes me teary eyed!! ❤️❤️
Do fireworks annoy or scare you thats how it is with me I can't stand loud and unnecessary noises, touchy feely people make me very easy
I have high functioning autism, adhd, ocd, and aspergers
It is very hard to live with
Some adhd signs were violence, getting easily distracted, anger, hyperactivity, and laughing at bad behavior
Signs of autism was hand flapping, speech delay, humming, rocking, and also sensitivity to noises and textures
Signs of ocd was being very complulsive towards cleaning, and also making sure things stay perfectly straight
Signs of aspergers were unknown but we only knew I had aspergers because my doctor did a brain scan
U guys really educated me a lot and I love this channel
High functioning autism and aspergers are the same thing.
I have watched a few of your videos and I see myself in her as a child... you both have so much patience and love...i never had that...so I am so happy to see that ...
I still do the box touching lol I enjoy the texture as I slide from box to box...
It's really loud in stores for me...i have learned ways to handle it...
I walk on my tip toes and to find shoes and that event is horrible lol
I don't flap like I did as a kid to process ...but I do others things...i rock...alot
I wear a flat cap ... I just love the way it feels...and extra bonus...it helps with light hurting my eyes...
I’m sorry you didn’t have that, we really want her to feel loved and accepted. Thanks for all the insight and perspective. Sounds like a lot of similarities with Braylee too 🙂
@@TheWeeFamily I went a bad direction for a while...my parents did not want me...always shoving in hospitals...or sent off...i am telling my life story on my channel...
I contemplated telling it but I felt it could help someone
Gosh she’s cute. My kiddo loves to watch Abbie Mass, and she’s learned about stimming. We saw a young man at Disney the other day and she looked at the boy for a second and said, “Is he stimming?” I told her he was. She could identify it as a stim even though it’s not one that Abbie does. I was pretty impressed with her. My point is, what you and folks like The Mass Squad are doing is very educational. My 6 year old was like, “cool an autistic person.” Instead of being worried about the differences, she just smiled at him. Instead of being afraid because someone was acting different than her, she could identify what was going on. And she thinks that autism is no big deal as far as she’s concerned, they’re just people. Her ultimate goal is to be friends with ALL the people. That’s thanks to you guys...and FB algorithms that suggested them to me for absolutely no reason at all. Thanks FB!! Keep up what you’re doing. You all rock!
P.s. her eyes in that cover photo or thumbnail or whatever, are angelic! Who could be afraid of that sweet singing angel?
That’s wonderful!! I wish more people and kids were like that! She sounds like a sweet girl! ❤️
That's so amazing your daughter is taking that kind of approach, especially at such a young age. I wish more kids were like that but of course you've given her education on autism. Some parents know about it and somewhat what it means but don't bother to teach their kids about it or to love/accept everyone. If my daughter had more kids like that around her,it would be easier in her and me. Sometimes kids ask me why she yells,why she runs around so much,why she doesn't always answer them or at least appropriately. I find myself explaining things constantly but I don't mind because I can only hope that educating kids will make them better people in the future.
My son does the exact same movements with his hands. Its his happy dance. He also bounces. They're so precious.
We think it’s better to have happy stims than an unhappy and disregulated child. 🙂
This made me cry....good tears tho, not bad ones. My son hasn't been diagnosed yet, due to the pandemic. However, he's showing all the common signs. You're daughter reminds me of him so much. Thank you for sharing this. Her personality is amazing. I can't wait to see more of my son's personality bloom like hers. 💕💕💕
I know the waiting is never fun, hang in there. She has such a great personality, I’m glad that others think so too and we aren’t just biased as her parents. Her personality has really come out most the last couple of years. 😄 Keep us updated on how it goes!
My niece who is nearly 3 is still going through diagnosis but she stims a lot. Her mum didn't understand and would punish her with a smack and I had to stop her and told her she can't help it and to love ALL of her. I can't have my own children so my two nieces are my world. I adore her and her stims ❤️
😞 that breaks my heart. I’m glad you are understanding and supportive for her❤️
The Wee Family it's hard to live with, to watch but I can't sit back and do nothing. I lost my friendship with her but my niece is more important than anything! ❤️ thank you so much for stating your journey, you are helping more than you know
How is your neice now? Has she been diagnosed? And is her mother nicer now?
SO gorgeous!!! I can sorta understand some kids/parents being a little scared-(or more accurately startled) for 1 SECOND when they don’t know ur beautiful girl-but it sounds as if Braylee is getting the personal space thing, & is acing it!!
She was so cute trying on those boots and I love how she knows what she likes!
When I read the title I was like "how can someone be scared of her stimming?" and then you told the story and you guys told the story and explained it so well. And I can relate so much. Our oldest used to get so excited when she'd see other kids and had no concept of personal space combined with non stop flaping and we had this social story that used "space invaders" to explain personal space and I think I was saying "Space invader! Space invader!" for a solid two years before it started to click. I know we definitely scared our fair share of people.
She has strong preferences and makes her point very clear 😂
This is a fairly new thing for us so it’s never happened in public. That’s a great phrase to use for personal space! I just mentioned it to her and she actually listened and backed away a bit then continued adventuring through the aisles.
We really love her newly developed love for kiddos but have to now work on boundaries/personal bubble.
@@TheWeeFamily Shoes have always been so big around here too and shoe shopping is one of my favorite things, so it made it extra cool seeing Braylee loving her shoes too!
And yeah, personal space can be such a hard one to learn. It's like you don't think about it until it's not quite typical and then it can be so hard to explain! It's so great that she's interested in other kids though. That's awesome to hear!
Someday I'll Sleep Autism Vlogs That's a really clever turn of phrase!
I'm visually impaired so, though in a different way, I had to keep personal space in mind myself. I would have this tendancy to get right up close to people when talking, I guess so I could clearly see them.
I have always done that same thing with my hands I had never seen someone do that. I was never taken to a psychologist or psychiatrist when I was a kid so i never got diagnosed. But seeing this was great for me.
You two are fantastic parents. I wish I grew up in more recent time instead of the nineties. I was misdiagnosed as ADHD as a child and I didn’t know I had autism until recently, so holding back my stims became second nature to me. I held them back for DECADES even at home alone until I forgot that it was something I needed to do. I didn’t know why I couldn’t just be an adult, didn’t understand my own feelings or others even though I could definitely FEEL them. Didn’t know why I couldn’t make any relationships work. I had a horrible self-esteem and even worse depression and anxiety. If you get told that you won’t succeed and that you’re a piece of trash your whole life, eventually you start to believe it.
It’s so confusing and frustrating knowing there’s something wrong but not being able to put your finger on it, especially if that means you can’t explain your problems adequately to medical professionals when trying to get help which causes misdiagnosis after misdiagnosis.
I’ve started to let myself stim at home and it’s been so liberating! I think my body started doing them on its own within minutes, and it immediately brought back memories from my very early childhood. In fact, I’ve started remembering some of my stims from then, and I’m just listening to my body and moving how it wants to move.
Thanks for being so understanding for your child, if you aren’t on the spectrum yourself, it’s hard to grasp just how much it means.
Subscribed, she is so precious! I grew up (not with Autism) but as a very sensitive kid who likely had adhd and other things. I love unique people. Something to make others stop and just be like, “Ooh, she’s a little different.” You guys are such supportive parents and it makes such a big difference! Keep it up 😊✨
Thank you! Unique people are what makes the world more fun and beautiful. I couldn’t imagine our girl being any different than she is. 🙂 ❤️❤️
Braylee is adorable! What a sweet little girl.
☺️ thank you
She's a lovely girl. I remember my mirror time when I was her age and older--lol. Lots of "working things out". I love your positive and easy approach with your daughter. I'm sure it is not always exactly like that, but I can tell you that helping her to explore and experience the world and keeping calm, means so much. Accepting her, loving her where she is! It's beautiful to see and will help her to grow and connect.
We have our moments, but overall we stay even keeled. She’s so easy going for the most part. We found that as soon as we accepted her exactly as she is, things greatly improved for us all! ❤️
Well, I can feel the calm in these videos. I've enjoyed seeing your wee family! I remember people getting upset if I was humming, rocking, wiggling. Having alone time in my room with my mirror as I explored my reflection was a great way to decompress. I remember name calling and constant stress and pressure to become what others wanted me to be. And now...I'm masked so well I barely even know myself.
So, I applaud you both and love her wonderful spirit.
That’s so unfortunate that people would be bothered by things like that. Mirrors help a lot with recognizing emotions and facial expressions or even practicing her speech in front of a mirror so that she can see herself.
I’m so sorry that had happened to you. I know it is easier said than done, but try not to let others get to you. You are a great person who is enough just as you are!!
Oh yes my Jacob can frighten people with the stims hehe
As someone diagnosed with autism in adulthood (but obviously having had it as a kid and it been missed), I'm happy to see someone that sings a lot like I did and still do. My parents used to call it 'chanting' and used to tell me off for it like 'Jade stop chanting!' not a good approach, but obviously they were unaware that it wasnt something I could help, as there was so little understanding back in the early 90s and I wasn't even diagnosed with anything due to being good at talking and eye contact. I've actually got worse at eye contact the older I've got and can now no longer do it, which my psychiatrist told me is autistic regression?! Mad that it can still happen over the age of 20! I've also got bad with loud noises (fire alarms, electric drills, etc) which I was fine with as a kid. But I learnt to eat with a knife and fork, go to the bathroom on time and sleep through the night (all things I didn't fully master until I was about 14, if I'm completely honest! Because my parents would tell me off, I hid things from them as much as I could by hiding soiled clothes until they were dry, refusing to eat, etc). I actually displayed no symptoms until the age of two and a half, which looking back must have been a point of regression, so skills I hadn't yet got the hang of at that age, I never picked up fully until much later, but those skills ain't gone yet now I'm pushing 30, so I'll take them over eye contact and coping with busy places, bright lights and loud noises any day 😂 but yeah, I guess the point of this post is that sometimes we gotta take the stims and regression in some areas, in order to continue seeing real progress in other areas, as I get the impression that I wouldn't have come as far in some aspects if I hadn't regressed in others and if I'd stopped stimming altogether. I also count myself lucky that I had speech when I first regressed and that I didn't lose it! Positivity is key, I guess...
Thank you for sharing all of that and your experience with us! I like your name, it’s Braylee’s middle name 🙂
Our girl is definitely always singing or vocal stimming and we let her do her thing. It’s pretty enjoyable for us as well. Regression can be so difficult, sometimes we don’t notice that it happened because it’s like skills are lost slowly with Braylee. We figure that she can’t focus on everything all at once so regressions will happen and stimming helps her stay regulated and lets her express whatever she’s feeling so it works out. It feels like it’s all about balance. Positivity make s a big difference.
I’m 21 now and I was diagnosed when I was 16 because the signs weren’t picked up when I was a child because eventhough I was a late walker, I was an early talker (and a chatterbox) also I was a good baby however I regressed when I was 3 and began to have meltdowns. But recently I found my school reports from high school and primary school and my primary school reports literally show all the signs of Autism, like I didn’t really socialise with anyone but, in my second year of primary school, I made friends with a small group of people but would only talk about stuff I liked also I had major issues with concentration and could only stay focused working with a small group of people but I got misdiagnosed as having dyspraxia because one of my signs was trouble with motor skills
That girl has got style and an incredible sense of fashion 🧣👗❤️🧢👠. Adorable!
She knows what she likes!! 😅
Such good parents!!
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Sweet girl! I’m so glad UA-cam recommended your channel to me because I watch fathering autism. Looking forward to more videos
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I also recommend watching altisum twins and us
Don't worry so much, I stim a little when I get stressed. Especially, when events are in my neighborhood with people and exclusive groups who know everybody.
She had a huge smile when she was stimming and she was just super excited. We weren’t too worried about it. We love her happy stimming 😄
Her singing stim is beyond adorable
She is beautiful and amazing!!! If people can't appreciate her then they have the problem, Not her . Don't worry braylee I'm grown I still stim too.
Her stimming is generally when she’s the happiest! 👍🏻
She has a great taste in clothes! Loved the boots!
Awe I just found this channel out of nowhere. How adorable of a family you guys are. She’s so precious :)
Thank you!! 😄
Braylee is so girly! ❤️ I love that. Love the boots!
She loves the girly things in life 😄
Sooo cute!! Order her some Uggs, they have some cute boots right now but she looks cute in anything, and I love her in that hat. God love💕👢
Brandy B she would look good in uggs, but unfortunately those are pretty expensive. Maybe that would be a good Christmas present!
What a beautiful angel. With awesome taste in fashion! It makes me happy to watch her. When I was her age my family didn't know I had autism just that I was different not less. She's wonderful and is blessed to have such incredible parents
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She is soooooo pretty...OMG!!!😍🥰
I'm 26 & it makes me happy seeing a kid flap like me. I thought I was alone.
Seeing people flapping when they’re happy is our favorite 😃
She has such a cute sense of style for a lil one!
She definitely has her preferences!! 😂
She is so gorgeous!!! She reminds me of a porcelain doll with such beauty . And that giggle at the end so adorable
She pretty much has a porcelain complexion, with a few freckles 😊
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Have ever considered putting her in modeling like for catalogs and things like that I am not sure if she do well with that but I believe she has the beauty for it
We have thought of the same thing. Not sure the environment or whatever would be good for her is all.
She's adorable with that oversized hat.
She’s an accessory lovin girl
I love that she has so much style!!! That hat is adorable!
Better than either of her parents have 😂 we are okay with that
New watcher here: at 6:25 she says “autistic autistic autistic” - is that a well known word she says often? Surprised no one else is mentioning it and thought oh maybe she says it all the time? Anyway she’s adorable and you guys are parenting her greatly. Best wishes from Australia!
Welcome! She vocal stims a lot so you will hear alot of repetitive approximations.
She is the most precious girl ❤️
Thank you! ❤️
She is so cute. What a doll.
I was cracking up when she was making faces at herself in the mirror
She loves to do that 😂 she is so expressive and it always brings a smile to our faces
I could see her thinking...”texture....yes.....” but you guys were like “texture no.” When she wanted to lick it lol 😂
I do that it's fun
Your girl is so sweet 😊😍 Love her stims too, that is such a pretty dress I love how Brayle knows how she likes to wear something 😊❤💙💜 xo
She has her own taste and is not afraid to let us know if she likes or does not like something.
The Wee Family that is so cute she was well ahead of me at that age 😊 When I were around 6- 7 years old, Mum always dressed me I had no style of my own at all.
It didn't bother me what I wore, I never chose anything to wear myself💓 Brayle is a very advanced kid that is awesome 😄 As somebody on the autism spectrum herself, I had no idea what I liked at all so much, not untill I turned 20 years of age, that was 5 years ago ❤💙💜
It’s a new thing for her and we are just enjoying it. She doesn’t mind if we dress her in whatever we want, but she does give input when we are in the stores shopping. It’s nice to give her choices and really see what she likes 🙂
Braylee is adorable. I can imagine her being a typical girl and buying hundreds of shoes lmao
Oh my gosh, absolutely!! She loves shoes.
Haha I’m sure you can’t wait for her teenage years
Great fashion sense Braylee! Keep being you! We love you💖💖💖💖
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She is so beautiful! i love her so much
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Like your hat Braylee~Have an awesome weekend! 😍😍😍😍😍
Funny Abbie hates shoes and B loves them..
Catherine Benton Awwww
I just LOVE her style! It suits her soooooo good 🤗.
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luv her boots such a beautiful little girl my thing i count great hat we all have things about us my mom use to say just wrapped in a special package another great video that dress so pretty
That’s such a sweet saying, I love it 😄
The dress was for picture day! Can’t wait to see them!
She is so sweet
love you bunches wee family
She is adorable! And she has good taste in fashion 😉
Since developing her own style, I have to say we are pretty impressed with her taste.
The Wee Family yea! My daughter has the same taste! I love it! I let her choose things as long as it’s appropriate, which she has never picked anything inappropriate yet but I love when they know what they want. It makes them happy and as parents that’s what we want! You guys are doing great with her!
Yeah her fashion sense is better than mine
Not sure where she got it from!
She doesn’t pick out her outfits yet, but knowing that she has input on individual pieces of clothing/etc is new but it really is so cool to see her personality and style come out and give her the independence to pick it herself.
i freakin' love how real you are - btw great cinematography! do u guys do this professionally?
Thank you! That’s a huge compliment for David! But to answer the question, no, just UA-cam 🙂
My son would do the Laurel and Hardy hand thing like in the silent movies. He would cross the street on his way to school, turn around and do the move, then he could go. After awhile he expanded on it and would do it fwd and then in reverse, I had to do it at the same time from the front porch. We would laugh over this. Ten years ago.... He's got a car now and he's driving for a living. It's all cool!!!! Beautiful child you have!!!!🥰🥰🥰
I love the little routines that are made. It’s so interesting and makes me wonder what she’s thinking and planning or imagining even.
That’s so cool!! 😃
DSW and Target are my two favorite as well. I'm not allowed in there by myself. Haha. 😂😂
She’s just preparing for adult life 😂
She is so pretty with that dress
Those boots suit her so much
So im starting to notice alot of us autistic folk prefer boots for shoes....anyone else ??
Same, hiking boots are better than anything else in my opinion.
Agreed I only wear high top comverse or boots because I hate the big pressure difference between ankles and feet on short shoes
Always prefer boots, my daughter too and now her son too
I prefer wearing Vans for everyday wear. And Nikes for athletic wear.
Even though I am autistic, I prefer long socks with no shoes because I think that it's really comfortable for me
It sounds like Braylee really put on a show for that other kid and her mom; LOL!
Wow, her Stims are so similar to my 4 year olds. It's so weird, I'm feeling all maternal watching this. My son has socked his brother a few times. We say personal space often. He gets in people's faces and has gotten hit a few times by other kids for invading their space.
That’s a good reminder. We often notice that she’s not fully aware of her placement in space which is common and sensory related too. But also involves the social skills to really be conscious of personal space (or she understands and chooses not to). Lots of things at play there. It usually doesn’t even get this close, but sometimes it just happens.
Beautiful as always!!!
Such a pretty little lady❤❤ my daughter three and she has epilepsy and autism
I swear, our girl was just 3 and now she’s 7! Goes so fast!
I love her little chattering to she has such a cute little voice
Thank you! It fills our days with pleasant noise 🙂
She has excellent taste, I never would've picked out something so stylish when I was that young
Me either! She has a great sense of style all her own 😊
I love the boots!
She is care adorable 🥰
I was also girly when I was a child, not much anymore, but I do love makeup and jewelry. Until I moved to Texas, I actually liked nail polish, but now I don't anymore. I don't know why.
She is too cute!
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My cousin used to try to steal babies bc she wanted me to have one so now every time we see a baby she very loudly says "WE DON'T STEAL BABIES SISSY REMEMBER" bc I used to have to tell her that. taking kids in public is always an adventure lol
😂 oh my gosh! It’s always an adventure because you never know what kids will say or do.
@@TheWeeFamily very true
Shes so beautiful 🥰
Thank you! ☺️
I think I do this. When I'm at church, I have a need to shake my leg up and down while sitting. I never thought is was unusual until I learned about stimming.
I really am enjoying your vlogs. Braylee is so sweet
Aww Braylee was rockin them boots ♥
My son has nearly knocked out so many people with his arm swinging his arms and his whole body around. And if he isn't he is flinging himself onto the ground right in their path and taking them out that way 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh my gosh my son Eric looks exactly like Brayley!! It's funny because Eric has a twin brother, Lister, but that straight hair / huge blue eyes crazy long lashes.... your kid looks more like Eric's twin than his actual twin does!
Oh wow that’s pretty wild!
@@TheWeeFamily Right?! The beautiful wide forhead, shape of face and of course those gynormous blue eyes!!
Question: how does Brayley do with other kids? Eric has trouble because he doesn't know what to say. He does have his twin brother thank God. But other kids are a mystery to him.
B is the cutest thing when looking in the mirror :) ❤️
It’s the best! She makes so many faces. Her favorite times to do it are when she has a loose or newly missing tooth 😂
Her cute stims scared somebody?! Wait til they see mine or my buddy’s 😂
A girl after my own heart! ❤️
I do this and I'm 42 but when no one is looking now.
She's adorable and I honestly don't know how I would of responded besides to tell my little one watch out and that she's okay she's just trying to be friendly I might even tell my kid to say hi
But the whole video is cool
That’s a great response 🙂 Braylee was just interested in her and excited.
Thanks! ❤️
Cute boots
Oh god, her touching the boxes remind me so much of myself when I was her age! Just curious about the boxes and love touching them!
She loves to explore!!
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My son has high-functioning Autism, he's 12 years old, and he loves going to theaters.
That’s awesome! We haven’t done much of that, she’s not super interested so far
Hi there, I love your little one. May I ask if you've tried the Nemechek protocol with her?
We have not
❗🐎🐴🐎 love the shoe choices, plus a hi heel gal my kinda girl ♥️🐴 Az
Hi Mom 💟.. from back seat
The heels give her the extra sass I feel like 😂
Oh me too as if she needs it , I love her sassiness ♥️
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I love that little face with those big eyes.. They say sooo much 😊😁😉💚
She’s very expressive 😊
@@TheWeeFamily i am very new to your channel, it did not take me long to fall right in love with you all. I just love the energy you portray, And her expressiveness. It shows how well you have all grown together. 💚💚
My son stims also we love when he is stimming
I feel like she was putting the hat in backwards and also that bandana thing kn cause she enjoulys pressure on her forehead
That’s very possible. She wears hats with bills backwards most often.
@@TheWeeFamily haha being a spe cial ed teacher i caught on to that pretty quickly. Please let me know if i was correct!😊 i wish your family the best
We think so! It’s kind of the same with headphones/headbands or any accessories like that. I think sometimes she just wants to wear them for pressure.
I’m in Target on University in St. Paul watching y’alls vidéos lol hope y’all have a good weekend xx
How awesome! We love Target 😄 have never been to that one
It was a Super Target so pretty great! 🖤 just felt like inception watching you guys while in Minnesota lol (I’m here visiting from NY)
My son loves DSW too. Wish he actually liked trying on shoes. I can't get him in tall boots and he loves puddles and water 😅
That’s never a fun battle. We have to be careful about what we show her sometimes because once they go on, if she likes them... those aren’t going to come off 😅
His current favorite shoes are light up and the sole is orange(running favorite color). They also were some of the first he actually wanted to try on without fuss(so we paid full price 🤣). Sadly he'll out grow them soon and he's actually put a lot of wear on them, he almost never stumbles in them. Never look forward to that part of new shoes.
That pet does stink. We have some shoes that are several sizes too small that she used to love and we have them in a closet somewhere (waiting to be donated) and she will dig them out and try to squeeze into them.
Excellent tastes Miss B .💖
First boots are so cute
Those boots are so cute. My daughter loves to look in the mirror n make faces n now that she's lost a few teeth she likes to look at her mouth in the mirror. She has also licked the mirror,but it was the one in n out bathroom. She's also really interested in other little kids ,which she wasn't when she was younger than 4. She runs up to them n runs circles around them but is just starting to say "hi" n sometimes her name but has never understood how to engage with them. I've never been able to use her clothes from that season the year before because she's always growing so much. She's going into a size 13 shoe n she's only been 6 for 3 months. She's also a size 7/8 but some of them don't even fit. She's pretty much always been a size or two above her age since she was 2. Brayle/Braylee ( thought I heard u spell it on the phone with only one e at the end but not sure) is so stinking cute. I love her little style n personality.
Missing teeth always prompt lots of mirror time around here. She just loves looking at her teeth and the changes. Who can blame her, it’s pretty cool to see what’s going on.
Braylee has always been pretty small so even at 8 years old she still wears 13 in shoes. She’s been in the same growth curve, just petite. David and I aren’t tall people so she won’t be either 🙂
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she just want to make friends and it's tricky when one is non verbal. I feel for B. but I think with parents like you she Wil be ok.
Yeah I like those shoes to good choice braylee, I'm giving this vid a like.
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What is stimming? And could scratching your head be something like it?
what happens if someone has anxiety and spooks easy? isn't it ok for them to be scared of her stim?
Awesome