What I love about Sebastian is his inhibition..He’s not worried what anyone thinks! That makes him a cool kid in my book!
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I understand completely your concerns regarding school. I have a special needs grandchild, and I am so protective - I wish I could wrap him in bubble wrap and keep him safe from EVERYTHING. It's scary.
It’s amazing how you can see his brain processing|working while in the ‘stander’..as his body acclimates to being vertical it’ll become so much easier for him!!!👏🏽👏🏽🤩Sebastian big boy almost 7!!!🎉
As a mom, I can understand your thoughts on sending him to school. He is your child, and nobody loves your child like you. I bet he will benefit so much from it tho. Sebastian is such a sweet boy.
Dear Stephanie, your decision not showing your cute smart boy in the bathtub - great!! The world would be a better place with more people like you (and your family). Thank you so much! 🖤
Absolutely. My little great granddaughter has spina bifida.she also has has shunts.. She started pre school at 3.. she was just in heaven. She was so excited to see kids and they really gravitated to her and she made so many friends. She couldn't talk then but o man you can't shut her up now .
❤️ he’s such a precious gift. My own first born daughter was diagnosed with CDLS later to have it changed to SMC1A specifically, a much more rare and only in girls diagnosis. But for almost 2 years we thought it was classic CDLS. She’s our most precious gift. She’s 4 now and there are many similarities in our experiences. We do have a little boy who is 2 and another girl who is 5 months. We are almost unable to believe how blessed we are to have them all and we wouldn’t begin to realize had we not had our precious girl, Arleigh, first. Keep up your labor of love!
there s a little girl on you tube called lacey grace, she was born with spina bifida and doctors said she d never walk. today she runs with a walker. do not despair, sebastian might be running one day too. keep up the good work!
I was a special education teacher for thirty years. I understand it will be harder for you than it will be for Sebastian. The school will take very good care of him, and the thing about him going to school is it makes him more like other children. Going to school is a stage of life we all go through. It will also be a good break for you. I know he is your life, but part of parenting is cutting the cord, and entrusting your child to others . He will be with a trained teacher who will probably have quite a bit of equipment and toys to meet his needs. I also had a sister who had Downs Syndrome. Her cognitive abilities was in the severe to low moderate range. Growing up I was the one who took care of her most of the time. Everyone said she functioned socially so much better than other children with the same cognitive abilities because she was raised in a family of 5 children. No matter a child’s IQ they really do benefit being around other children. You will be amazed at how much Sebastian will probably react to the other children in his classroom. I can’t say enough about how much he will benefit from being around other children and adults during the day. Start with half days, and as soon as possible transition to full days. It will be very good for both of you.
You’re such an amazing mom Steph! I love watching Sebastian get more and more responsive. School is such an exciting step, can’t wait to see how it goes!
Sebastian is getting so big! I love seizures him in his stander, exploring his toys and grabbing for the ball. Such progress. I can only imagine how sending him to school would be gut-wrenching. I just want to give him a great big hug 💜
It’s going to be so cool to see him react to his classmates and being out of the house he just might light up like a Christmas tree from being happy to being in a classroom instead of being home
Can completely understand your reservations and excitement about Sebastian going to school. Stephanie don't feel you have to constantly validate how you feel you dont, it's completely understandable and natural and only someone in your personal experience can totally understand that, shows you're a great Momma too. Sebastian is a lucky little boy to have you both as parents and to have such a fantastic Family with all the Love and stimulation he gets is beautiful to see😊
Stephanie, you encourage and motive me to be a better mom to my son every day. To just live in the moment and take things day by day. Thank you for your videos. ❤
I'm a teacher in a therapeutic day school, and my son has autism. I totally get having a hard time trusting anybody with your baby, especially when he doesn't have words to tell you if something is bothering him. I think it will be great for him and for you too. Sebastian knows what he wants to say and he will learn to use alternative communication devices quickly. All of the teachers and aides that are in my school are there because we want to be there, and we love kids like Sebastian, I love that they are open to having you be in the class with him too! That is a great sign.
What a cutie pie 🥰 His sneeze is even adorable ☺️ Sebastian was a little quiet toady! He did a great job doing therapy. You and Gio are raising an amazing little fella! ☺️🥰🩵💙
Birds like it noisy so it wouldn't be jealousy, it's just that birds join in to the noise in the environment because they like it. I love to hear her and all her cute vocalization, like when she says good girl in your voice and she does it in different ways too!
Just wanted you to know that feeling hesitant about Sebastian going to school, in the care of people that aren’t trusted family/friends, is totally normal and that’s why you’re the most outstanding mom he could ever have. You’re truly such a wonderful mother and I hope you know what a light you are to others! Thank you for sharing all of this with all of us.❤
I understand the school part but you both may benefit from it.Go with your gut instinct and see how Sebastian settles. If he doesn't keep him at home, no harm done but at least you gave it a go. Sebastian is thriving and that's the main thing. 😊 💙 xxx
I am disabled too. I always had an IEP FOR SCHOOL. I would make a thorough list of everything you want for Sebastian. They are supposed to follow it to the letter. So take some time to write EVERYTHING you want him to have.
YUMMM!!! I'm hungry thanks to you Steph💚 I feel you not trusting anyone with Sebastian. It just seems like the world has changed so much since my children were little. I was nervous twenty years ago and I couldn't imagine in this day and age! You and Gio are fantastic parents though. You know what's best ❤
Your breakfast casserole looks yummy, an easy to change out ingredients. Sebastian did so good in his stander. He's so tall now- He's beyond precious! As far as school goes, nothing is set in stone. Always follow your gut! ❤
Ahhhhmazing!! We might not see all the Therapy, but the results speak for themselves! Don't blame your lack of trust...there is NO room for error where Sebastian is concerned! You and Geo and Sebastian are doing wonderful! You make it look easy (when its not) but I know you wouldn't do it any other way. Your Love is BEAUTIFUL!!!
Sebastian got major mommy smooches! The love mommas have for their babies is the best. And you show that love every video. How lucky is he!? Him turning towards you at the end was like “mommy, more kisses!” Adorable
Great job with physical therapy Sebastian, you did amazing. I know it's hard work. Stephanie you said it perfectly about Sebastian's bath time & his therapy. You are an amazing Mom. DQ shake looks so delicious as well as your breakfast casserole. Great Ideas with substitutes too. Thank you for another great video. Blessings to you all.❤🙏
Sebastian just melts my heart. He's a beautiful soul. He may not speak with words, but he definitely communicates everything he feels. I have a question, if you don't mind; you may have answered this before, but would Sebastian benefit from glasses. You've given us a lot of information about his eyes, I just don't remember everything ... I'm getting old! 😂 ❤️👨👩👦🐕🦜❤️
Yep, school will most likely put him in his AFO'S. There is a company that contracts with Target called Billy Footwear. They make the coolest shoes to go over AFO'S. They zip on. Lots of Target stores sell them. It's good that the school will let you come and watch him. You are one incredible mother and I'm sure you will be keeping a close eye on things there.
Have you talked to Marci about their school experience? That might help to ease your nerves or just help having a friend who gets it. I'm sure she had similar worries when Freya started school, but they seem to both love the experience.
I don't know how tough the buttons that allow you to record words and push them to say it are but Freya has them and they might work for Sebastian to communicate at least to some degree.
Another thing, Steph...if it weren't for my mom doing the hard stuff, I wouldn't have been able to walk at all. I started age three and walked until I was 37! Moms are the best!!
He’s growing so , doing a little more at a time . I understand about not trusting anyone with the care . I was always protecting my son . Always question if Dr says something that you don’t think sounds right . Lots of love and prayers for your family.
He looks like he’s not feeling well. He’s just the cutest. Love to watch him rolling around. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉love that he’s doing dancing. It’s just the cutest.
Oh, Stephanie! Your vlogs always bring tears to my eyes! I guess I am just a 68 year Grammie who loves to cheer your family on! 🎉 You are so generous of your time to keep us in the loop about Sebastian! You and Gio are such "aware" parents! You put 24 hours of loving work to this handsome guy! We are blessed to see these vlogs. Oh, my! My age is showing! Too much commenting!😮😊 Love from Minnesota to Illinois! ❤🙋♀️ P.S. Love how he is sooo focused on your voice! The interactions just melts my heart!❣️ Oh that Nala! FOMO!
I love seeing the bond between you and Sabastion. I know that his poor little muscles are stiff and how good physical therapy is. My son was behind in speech and we had a girl that would come out to our house twice a week. At the age of 18 months my son didn't say mama or dada he point and say dat and cry from being frustrated because i didn't know what he wanted. I had my son at the age of 27 due to my miscarriages and i did 5 ivf cycles to finally become a mommy. Me and my son were never apart and he was a very easy baby. Except when he was only 3 weeks old and i saw blood in his poop. I was breastfeeding and he had a allergy to dairy and my breastmilk would hurt his tummy and i had to take dairy out of my diet and i never realized how much of it i at but he was still having tummy problem and wouldn't poop so he was put on a special formula and we got lucky my husband's health insurance covered it. When my son was 11 months old we wanted to try for another baby and since we had the failed miscarriages and 4 ivf cycles we figured we be doing a couple of ivf cycles. So we did the first ivf and we got pregnant with twins !! They came early at 32 weeks they were healthy but tiny. Baby a my son was only 3 lbs and baby b was a girl and she was 4 lbs they were born 3 weeks before my first born son turned two !! So i thought me having the twins and spending 2 weeks in the nicu and back and forth to the hospital daily for breastfeeding the twins made my son behind in his speech but the specialist said it wasnt from that some children are just alittle behind than others and by the time my son was 2 1/2 he said mama and dada and he had like 15 words he use alot and the more time he spent with his speech therapist he was adding more words to his vocabulary and i was so proud of him. I know speech therapy isn't as hard as Sabastion therapy. I hope i made since..lol sending love from R.I. ❤❤
I actually have on my back porch jalapeños, Serrano, and habanero peppers my husband likes them in his eggs on the weekend. I cook with them for him but I don’t eat them. ❤
Thank you for sharing your life with us:) You are so inspiring in every way. You are an amazing Mamma! I love making breakfast casseroles too:) I have found that like you have found, you can be incredibly creative with what you have on hand. WIth stale/ day old bread or rolls, eggs, ham, bacon, cheese, onions, etc you can make so many casseroles. With a bag of hashbrowns, or day old leftover cut up baked potatoes and eggs, the possilbilites are endless:) So hearty and good for dinner too:) As for school, you will undoubtedly make it well known that you are very engaged, and that leaving a piece of your heart with them is not easy. He will love the visual stimulation of everything/ I know that others think he cannot see, but I saw how he looked at those Christmas lights:))
I had the same fear, my daughter went 3 mornings per week. It worked out well. Teachers are well trained, clean and I cried the first day, thought I was the only one who had a special needs child! The school my daughter went to had a pool which was heated. There are special neck safe life vests. She loved it. The high school she went to was too loud, police presence, metal detectors, so I took her out. I recommend trying it out. When he gets a bigger, a baclofen pump is the most wonderful thing. Love the stander.
Excellent ❣️ Mexico showed Sebastián can do more than we think... This is awesome needs to stand more I love ❤️ It and his eye contact is great he is following you with the toy and he wants to learn more for sure! He's even using the other arm and hand Auntie always makes him use both hand this is amazing 👏 🥰😍this baby
He is so tall! I have to say I am less worried about him going to school now that I know it’s only 3 days a week & 3 hours a day , knowing you can be there at any time observing. I think he liked the nutter butter ice cream but he was tired. I never get tired of watching his happy dance 🥰. Side note : girl you look good!! You looked fine before but you’ve lost so much weight, I’m jealous- I need to lose weight bad lol. Love you guys ❤
I’m wondering if it would benefit Sebastian’s therapies to be barefoot? Perhaps the sensation and feeling of the carpet, the wood floors or even a shallow pan of water would connect him to his feet, give him an awareness. Just thinking as this is how we support toddlers when they are learning how to walk. Sensory stimulation is a great tool for children, even on feet! Thank you for sharing with us!
He is going to do amazing!!! It will take some getting use to of course. I have a 10 year old and a 3 year old and it's hard cutting the cord. I feel he will do amazing and will continue getting stronger. I'm actually excited for you guys. I was opposed at first, just nervous for him and for you, but after he went to Mexico and how well he did with everything. He is so ready for new adventures. Way to go Sebastian!
I just wondered about his hearing and sight if you ever have chance to tell us how much he can see & hear! He’s a gorgeous happy little boy I love watching him ❤
Bless, Sebastian. He is truly adorable and i love seeing how engaged he is with the sensory toys. He has made such amazing progress and will continue to do so going forwards, no doubts. I can understand your mixed feelings regarding school but a peer group will be such a blessing for him. New skills will be learnt too, i'm sure. You are a brilliant and immensely loving mum. With Gio, wonderful parents to your special boy. A pure soul. Go Sebastian!! Love and light. ❤😊 xx
I'm glad to hear that you are thinking about what Sebastian would want to show to the internet. I don't generally watch family style channels where kids are featured but my child has special needs too, and I stumbled upon your channel and fell in love with Sebastian. He's so cute. And it helps to see someone else in a similar position as you. Having a child with such special needs can be really lonely and challenging. You seem to be doing really well, and I'm glad that you have a support system. I understand how you feel about not being able to trust anyone with Sebastian. I love my boy so much and I am so fiercely protective of him. He can't tell me if anybody hurts him and that is scary. He goes to school though, because he needs to be around other people too. I won't always be around. Also, he listens better to strangers and will focus more on the things that we are trying to get him to learn. When he goes to school he goes in happy and comes back happy, and I see no sign of abuse but it's still hard to let him go. You seem to be doing a really good job with Sebastian, and he is such a blessing. Take care.
So exciting to see how fast baby boy Sebastian is growing. He will be amazing in school and we are all celebrating this milestone with you and Gio. Love and hugs from Bradenton, Florida ❤😊
omg he's so adorable,he just fills my heart right up.its like an addiction and I cant stop watching him ! His progress is phenomenal,thats thanks to the hard work that you put in, Stephanie.Everything you, all do,is so worth it, this little boy has everything he needs, to blossom and develop, all i can say is,wow !xx
Hi Stephanie, Hi Sebastian, Hi Gio at work, Sebastian looks so big now, he also has gain some weight, I really enjoy your videos, Sebastian makes me realized that no matters how hard life is sometimes, there is always something to live for❤❤❤❤
I don’t blame you one bit! I hate when I see little kids online basically being used as props. What you are is informational and necessary. I had never heard of this before until I saw your videos. I am so impressed with how you and your family are so loving and gentle with your baby boy. He’s so precious and never apologize for doing what is right. You have touched a lot of lives and I thank you for sharing your blessings with us, it’s so good to see so much love and compassion!
I'm sure school will be an adjustment for you, Geo and Sebastian but he will reap the benefits of it. You and Geo are such amazing parents and Sebastian is such an adorable little boy! I wish you all the very best and God bless you all.
I think I’m lazy lol l. I also love things so simple to the point of nothing-ness🤣🤣 the less the better and I dont know why!! one day we will decorate our home 🤣🩵
The way you sit and talk to him with your soft voice. He we saying words and before you know it. He will be talking in sentences… He is really smart.. From your Alabama Fan… 🙏❤️👍
Hi, Ms. Stephanie, Twenty years ago, doctors told me that my daughter will more likely never walk but I never gave up trying and encouraging her. I got her a jumper and just let her touch the floor and try to stand up. For the first few months, she was just dragging her feet, then, as her legs got stronger she was standing, and, by age three, she was walking; when she was six years old she was able to ride a three wheeler bike. I am sure a jumper will help Sebastian to exercise his legs and get them stronger so he can stand up; I would bet he is going to love his jumper; please try it out, you won't regret it.
Oh sebastian did so well in that stretching chair. he really is doing better on that. I just love his grins, and how much love and care you give to him. You are amazing with him. I look forward to seeing him in school ( if you do any filming) or just updates on what hes doing there. Summer is really going by to fast! Here in Michigan, honestly I think it's really been one of the worst weve had. It started out brutal hot, then cloudy ALOT, you know just not many perfect summer sunny days. See you in the next video!
Im laughing so hard when you are explaining what you are having him do i love howche shakes his head NO. He is funny and so cute. Your a fantastic mom. Love you Sébastien and Jesus Loves you ❤️ 💕
Sebastian worked so hard 😊 I loved this video. Therapy and fun with Mommy. Sweet little Sebastian so sleepy 🥱. Bummer when you anticipate something so good and then they don’t have it. Glad the Nutter Butter hit the spot. ❤ I’ll be praying for you when he goes to school. May the Lord give you comfort and peace ❤❤🙏🙏
Sebastian looks like he has gained some weight 🎉❤ He is growing so much. He stood up to about middle of your neck. Treats are definitely important after therapy for sure❤ I love that he is a foodie ❤
What I love about Sebastian is his inhibition..He’s not worried what anyone thinks! That makes him a cool kid in my book!
I understand completely your concerns regarding school. I have a special needs grandchild, and I am so protective - I wish I could wrap him in bubble wrap and keep him safe from
EVERYTHING. It's scary.
Look at that standing boy! I hope he loves school and makes lots of friends.
It’s amazing how you can see his brain processing|working while in the ‘stander’..as his body acclimates to being vertical it’ll become so much easier for him!!!👏🏽👏🏽🤩Sebastian big boy almost 7!!!🎉
As a mom, I can understand your thoughts on sending him to school. He is your child, and nobody loves your child like you. I bet he will benefit so much from it tho. Sebastian is such a sweet boy.
You have always been very conscientious about Sebastian's privacy in the bathtub. You are a great mom! ❤
Mum is very careful as children shouldn’t be shown in bath etc.Mum and Dad always keep Sebastian safe he’s a blessing beautiful wee boy.xx❤
He has such long legs! So handsome. Completely lovable. You are the most remarkable Mom, I'm amazed by your patience, love, and ingenuity.
Dear Stephanie, your decision not showing your cute smart boy in the bathtub - great!! The world would be a better place with more people like you (and your family). Thank you so much! 🖤
You will be surprised how much he responds to the other kids and how much he will progress….he needs this!
Absolutely. My little great granddaughter has spina bifida.she also has has shunts.. She started pre school at 3.. she was just in heaven. She was so excited to see kids and they really gravitated to her and she made so many friends. She couldn't talk then but o man you can't shut her up now .
❤️ he’s such a precious gift. My own first born daughter was diagnosed with CDLS later to have it changed to SMC1A specifically, a much more rare and only in girls diagnosis. But for almost 2 years we thought it was classic CDLS.
She’s our most precious gift.
She’s 4 now and there are many similarities in our experiences.
We do have a little boy who is 2 and another girl who is 5 months. We are almost unable to believe how blessed we are to have them all and we wouldn’t begin to realize had we not had our precious girl, Arleigh, first.
Keep up your labor of love!
there s a little girl on you tube called lacey grace, she was born with spina bifida and doctors said she d never walk. today she runs with a walker. do not despair, sebastian might be running one day too. keep up the good work!
I was a special education teacher for thirty years. I understand it will be harder for you than it will be for Sebastian. The school will take very good care of him, and the thing about him going to school is it makes him more like other children. Going to school is a stage of life we all go through. It will also be a good break for you. I know he is your life, but part of parenting is cutting the cord, and entrusting your child to others . He will be with a trained teacher who will probably have quite a bit of equipment and toys to meet his needs. I also had a sister who had Downs Syndrome. Her cognitive abilities was in the severe to low moderate range. Growing up I was the one who took care of her most of the time. Everyone said she functioned socially so much better than other children with the same cognitive abilities because she was raised in a family of 5 children. No matter a child’s IQ they really do benefit being around other children. You will be amazed at how much Sebastian will probably react to the other children in his classroom. I can’t say enough about how much he will benefit from being around other children and adults during the day. Start with half days, and as soon as possible transition to full days. It will be very good for both of you.
I admire you so much. You're a good Mom and always honest with your feelings.
You’re such an amazing mom Steph! I love watching Sebastian get more and more responsive. School is such an exciting step, can’t wait to see how it goes!
Sebastian is getting so big! I love seizures him in his stander, exploring his toys and grabbing for the ball. Such progress. I can only imagine how sending him to school would be gut-wrenching. I just want to give him a great big hug 💜
He's getting so big and handsome!! I can't wait to see him at school interacting with other kids!!
It’s going to be so cool to see him react to his classmates and being out of the house he just might light up like a Christmas tree from being happy to being in a classroom instead of being home
Can completely understand your reservations and excitement about Sebastian going to school. Stephanie don't feel you have to constantly validate how you feel you dont, it's completely understandable and natural and only someone in your personal experience can totally understand that, shows you're a great Momma too. Sebastian is a lucky little boy to have you both as parents and to have such a fantastic Family with all the Love and stimulation he gets is beautiful to see😊
Stephanie, you encourage and motive me to be a better mom to my son every day. To just live in the moment and take things day by day. Thank you for your videos. ❤
I'm a teacher in a therapeutic day school, and my son has autism. I totally get having a hard time trusting anybody with your baby, especially when he doesn't have words to tell you if something is bothering him. I think it will be great for him and for you too. Sebastian knows what he wants to say and he will learn to use alternative communication devices quickly. All of the teachers and aides that are in my school are there because we want to be there, and we love kids like Sebastian, I love that they are open to having you be in the class with him too! That is a great sign.
What a cutie pie 🥰 His sneeze is even adorable ☺️ Sebastian was a little quiet toady! He did a great job doing therapy. You and Gio are raising an amazing little fella! ☺️🥰🩵💙
Sebastian is a lucky boy to have such a wonderful parents 😊
Birds like it noisy so it wouldn't be jealousy, it's just that birds join in to the noise in the environment because they like it. I love to hear her and all her cute vocalization, like when she says good girl in your voice and she does it in different ways too!
Just wanted you to know that feeling hesitant about Sebastian going to school, in the care of people that aren’t trusted family/friends, is totally normal and that’s why you’re the most outstanding mom he could ever have. You’re truly such a wonderful mother and I hope you know what a light you are to others! Thank you for sharing all of this with all of us.❤
He deserves ice cream for all his hard work.
I love when he rolls around. I think that empowers him in ways he can't find anyway else.❤
I always feel so blessed to see SEBASTIAN AND HIS AMAZING MOM AND DAD AND YOUR FUR BABIES!!! HELLO FROM TENNESSEE!!
I understand the school part but you both may benefit from it.Go with your gut instinct and see how Sebastian settles. If he doesn't keep him at home, no harm done but at least you gave it a go. Sebastian is thriving and that's the main thing. 😊 💙 xxx
He is get so much stronger and growing in size and mind. Love you guys
You are a great mother! Sebastian has a lot of love around him 🥰
I am disabled too. I always had an IEP FOR SCHOOL. I would make a thorough list of everything you want for Sebastian. They are supposed to follow it to the letter. So take some time to write EVERYTHING you want him to have.
He’s gonna love going to school. ❤❤❤ your a great mom
He is doing so well with his stretches. I can tell you've both been working hard! 🫶
YUMMM!!! I'm hungry thanks to you Steph💚 I feel you not trusting anyone with Sebastian. It just seems like the world has changed so much since my children were little. I was nervous twenty years ago and I couldn't imagine in this day and age! You and Gio are fantastic parents though. You know what's best ❤
Your breakfast casserole looks yummy, an easy to change out ingredients. Sebastian did so good in his stander. He's so tall now- He's beyond precious! As far as school goes, nothing is set in stone. Always follow your gut! ❤
Ahhhhmazing!! We might not see all the Therapy, but the results speak for themselves! Don't blame your lack of trust...there is NO room for error where Sebastian is concerned! You and Geo and Sebastian are doing wonderful! You make it look easy (when its not) but I know you wouldn't do it any other way. Your Love is BEAUTIFUL!!!
Sebastian got major mommy smooches! The love mommas have for their babies is the best. And you show that love every video. How lucky is he!? Him turning towards you at the end was like “mommy, more kisses!” Adorable
Great job with physical therapy Sebastian, you did amazing. I know it's hard work. Stephanie you said it perfectly about Sebastian's bath time & his therapy. You are an amazing Mom. DQ shake looks so delicious as well as your breakfast casserole. Great Ideas with substitutes too. Thank you for another great video. Blessings to you all.❤🙏
Sebastian just melts my heart. He's a beautiful soul. He may not speak with words, but he definitely communicates everything he feels. I have a question, if you don't mind; you may have answered this before, but would Sebastian benefit from glasses. You've given us a lot of information about his eyes, I just don't remember everything ... I'm getting old! 😂 ❤️👨👩👦🐕🦜❤️
You’re such an amazing mom Stephanie!
I've been following you for about a year and my word, How far he has come ❤
Yep, school will most likely put him in his AFO'S. There is a company that contracts with Target called Billy Footwear. They make the coolest shoes to go over AFO'S. They zip on. Lots of Target stores sell them. It's good that the school will let you come and watch him. You are one incredible mother and I'm sure you will be keeping a close eye on things there.
Love you!!!!!
@@stephaniegeorgeLove you too ❤❤
Have you talked to Marci about their school experience? That might help to ease your nerves or just help having a friend who gets it. I'm sure she had similar worries when Freya started school, but they seem to both love the experience.
Such a big boy. He’s so sweet ❤
I don't know how tough the buttons that allow you to record words and push them to say it are but Freya has them and they might work for Sebastian to communicate at least to some degree.
Love his smiles!!! 💙
just the sweetest boy🥺
Another thing, Steph...if it weren't for my mom doing the hard stuff, I wouldn't have been able to walk at all. I started age three and walked until I was 37! Moms are the best!!
Thank you for this comment. It means a lot to me🩵
He’s growing so , doing a little more at a time . I understand about not trusting anyone with the care . I was always protecting my son . Always question if Dr says something that you don’t think sounds right . Lots of love and prayers for your family.
He looks like he’s not feeling well. He’s just the cutest. Love to watch him rolling around. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉love that he’s doing dancing. It’s just the cutest.
Oh, Stephanie! Your vlogs always bring tears to my eyes! I guess I am just a 68 year Grammie who loves to cheer your family on! 🎉 You are so generous of your time to keep us in the loop about Sebastian! You and Gio are such "aware" parents! You put 24 hours of loving work to this handsome guy! We are blessed to see these vlogs. Oh, my! My age is showing! Too much commenting!😮😊 Love from Minnesota to Illinois! ❤🙋♀️
P.S. Love how he is sooo focused on your voice! The interactions just melts my heart!❣️ Oh that Nala! FOMO!
I love seeing the bond between you and Sabastion. I know that his poor little muscles are stiff and how good physical therapy is. My son was behind in speech and we had a girl that would come out to our house twice a week. At the age of 18 months my son didn't say mama or dada he point and say dat and cry from being frustrated because i didn't know what he wanted. I had my son at the age of 27 due to my miscarriages and i did 5 ivf cycles to finally become a mommy. Me and my son were never apart and he was a very easy baby. Except when he was only 3 weeks old and i saw blood in his poop. I was breastfeeding and he had a allergy to dairy and my breastmilk would hurt his tummy and i had to take dairy out of my diet and i never realized how much of it i at but he was still having tummy problem and wouldn't poop so he was put on a special formula and we got lucky my husband's health insurance covered it. When my son was 11 months old we wanted to try for another baby and since we had the failed miscarriages and 4 ivf cycles we figured we be doing a couple of ivf cycles. So we did the first ivf and we got pregnant with twins !! They came early at 32 weeks they were healthy but tiny. Baby a my son was only 3 lbs and baby b was a girl and she was 4 lbs they were born 3 weeks before my first born son turned two !! So i thought me having the twins and spending 2 weeks in the nicu and back and forth to the hospital daily for breastfeeding the twins made my son behind in his speech but the specialist said it wasnt from that some children are just alittle behind than others and by the time my son was 2 1/2 he said mama and dada and he had like 15 words he use alot and the more time he spent with his speech therapist he was adding more words to his vocabulary and i was so proud of him. I know speech therapy isn't as hard as Sabastion therapy. I hope i made since..lol sending love from R.I. ❤❤
Love seeing my Friend Sebastian and I'm gonna cry when he goes to school ❤❤❤
I think bath time exercise should be just you guys to have special time with Sebastian
I actually have on my back porch jalapeños, Serrano, and habanero peppers my husband likes them in his eggs on the weekend. I cook with them for him but I don’t eat them. ❤
DANG you’re an amazing mom
Thank you for sharing your life with us:) You are so inspiring in every way. You are an amazing Mamma! I love making breakfast casseroles too:) I have found that like you have found, you can be incredibly creative with what you have on hand. WIth stale/ day old bread or rolls, eggs, ham, bacon, cheese, onions, etc you can make so many casseroles. With a bag of hashbrowns, or day old leftover cut up baked potatoes and eggs, the possilbilites are endless:) So hearty and good for dinner too:) As for school, you will undoubtedly make it well known that you are very engaged, and that leaving a piece of your heart with them is not easy. He will love the visual stimulation of everything/ I know that others think he cannot see, but I saw how he looked at those Christmas lights:))
I had the same fear, my daughter went 3 mornings per week. It worked out well. Teachers are well trained, clean and I cried the first day, thought I was the only one who had a special needs child! The school my daughter went to had a pool which was heated. There are special neck safe life vests. She loved it. The high school she went to was too loud, police presence, metal detectors, so I took her out. I recommend trying it out. When he gets a bigger, a baclofen pump is the most wonderful thing. Love the stander.
Stephanie you are a beautiful mother.
Excellent ❣️
Mexico showed Sebastián can do more than we think...
This is awesome needs to stand more I love ❤️ It and his eye contact is great he is following you with the toy and he wants to learn more for sure! He's even using the other arm and hand Auntie always makes him use both hand this is amazing 👏 🥰😍this baby
He is so tall! I have to say I am less worried about him going to school now that I know it’s only 3 days a week & 3 hours a day , knowing you can be there at any time observing. I think he liked the nutter butter ice cream but he was tired. I never get tired of watching his happy dance 🥰. Side note : girl you look good!! You looked fine before but you’ve lost so much weight, I’m jealous- I need to lose weight bad lol. Love you guys ❤
Love you Sebastian. You did awesome in the stander. 💙
I’m wondering if it would benefit Sebastian’s therapies to be barefoot? Perhaps the sensation and feeling of the carpet, the wood floors or even a shallow pan of water would connect him to his feet, give him an awareness. Just thinking as this is how we support toddlers when they are learning how to walk. Sensory stimulation is a great tool for children, even on feet! Thank you for sharing with us!
Steph you're such a lovely mom and person overall. I really enjoy your videos. ❤
He is going to do amazing!!! It will take some getting use to of course. I have a 10 year old and a 3 year old and it's hard cutting the cord. I feel he will do amazing and will continue getting stronger. I'm actually excited for you guys. I was opposed at first, just nervous for him and for you, but after he went to Mexico and how well he did with everything. He is so ready for new adventures. Way to go Sebastian!
I just wondered about his hearing and sight if you ever have chance to tell us how much he can see & hear! He’s a gorgeous happy little boy I love watching him ❤
Bless, Sebastian.
He is truly adorable and i love seeing how engaged he is with the sensory toys.
He has made such amazing progress and will continue to do so going forwards, no doubts.
I can understand your mixed feelings regarding school but a peer group will be such a blessing for him. New skills will be learnt too, i'm sure.
You are a brilliant and immensely loving mum. With Gio, wonderful parents to your special boy. A pure soul.
Go Sebastian!!
Love and light.
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I'm glad to hear that you are thinking about what Sebastian would want to show to the internet. I don't generally watch family style channels where kids are featured but my child has special needs too, and I stumbled upon your channel and fell in love with Sebastian. He's so cute. And it helps to see someone else in a similar position as you. Having a child with such special needs can be really lonely and challenging. You seem to be doing really well, and I'm glad that you have a support system. I understand how you feel about not being able to trust anyone with Sebastian. I love my boy so much and I am so fiercely protective of him. He can't tell me if anybody hurts him and that is scary. He goes to school though, because he needs to be around other people too. I won't always be around. Also, he listens better to strangers and will focus more on the things that we are trying to get him to learn. When he goes to school he goes in happy and comes back happy, and I see no sign of abuse but it's still hard to let him go. You seem to be doing a really good job with Sebastian, and he is such a blessing. Take care.
That was some impressive chopping girl!! Thank you for the content
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He has a cute little sneeze
He standing yay!!!! He just keeps making those Mile stones. He loves you mama even tho he has to do his therapy. He’s an amazing lil guy
No one knows a child like their mother or father 💕❤️💕
He looks so good he is so handsome
I haven't been keeping up. It is good to see you both. I know Sebastian will love school. You will adjust and start to have faith in the teachers.
Stephanie, you are such a good Mom.
So exciting to see how fast baby boy Sebastian is growing. He will be amazing in school and we are all celebrating this milestone with you and Gio. Love and hugs from Bradenton, Florida ❤😊
That breakfast bake looks yummy. I always enjoy seeing you all.
omg he's so adorable,he just fills my heart right up.its like an addiction and I cant stop watching him ! His progress is phenomenal,thats thanks to the hard work that you put in, Stephanie.Everything you, all do,is so worth it, this little boy has everything he needs, to blossom and develop, all i can say is,wow !xx
Hi Stephanie, Hi Sebastian, Hi Gio at work, Sebastian looks so big now, he also has gain some weight, I really enjoy your videos, Sebastian makes me realized that no matters how hard life is sometimes, there is always something to live for❤❤❤❤
I don’t blame you one bit! I hate when I see little kids online basically being used as props. What you are is informational and necessary. I had never heard of this before until I saw your videos. I am so impressed with how you and your family are so loving and gentle with your baby boy. He’s so precious and never apologize for doing what is right. You have touched a lot of lives and I thank you for sharing your blessings with us, it’s so good to see so much love and compassion!
I'm sure school will be an adjustment for you, Geo and Sebastian but he will reap the benefits of it. You and Geo are such amazing parents and Sebastian is such an adorable little boy! I wish you all the very best and God bless you all.
So curious, why haven't you decorated with your wall art or photos? I love seeing you and Sebastian for a smile every day😄
I think I’m lazy lol l. I also love things so simple to the point of nothing-ness🤣🤣 the less the better and I dont know why!! one day we will decorate our home 🤣🩵
He's so precious ❤ #TeamSebastion #love
Omgosh he’s precious 💙💙💙
The way you sit and talk to him with your soft voice. He we saying words and before you know it. He will be talking in sentences… He is really smart.. From your Alabama Fan… 🙏❤️👍
Great job Stephanie with the physical therapy for this lovely young man. Thank you for sharing all. Kim
Hi, Ms. Stephanie,
Twenty years ago, doctors told me that my daughter will more likely never walk but I never gave up trying and encouraging her. I got her a jumper and just let her touch the floor and try to stand up. For the first few months, she was just dragging her feet, then, as her legs got stronger she was standing, and, by age three, she was walking; when she was six years old she was able to ride a three wheeler bike.
I am sure a jumper will help Sebastian to exercise his legs and get them stronger so he can stand up; I would bet he is going to love his jumper; please try it out, you won't regret it.
He is getting so tall. He is so adorable. Thank you so much for sharing .
Oh sebastian did so well in that stretching chair. he really is doing better on that. I just love his grins, and how much love and care you give to him. You are amazing with him. I look forward to seeing him in school ( if you do any filming) or just updates on what hes doing there. Summer is really going by to fast! Here in Michigan, honestly I think it's really been one of the worst weve had. It started out brutal hot, then cloudy ALOT, you know just not many perfect summer sunny days. See you in the next video!
Awwwwww sweet boy.😊😢❤
Im laughing so hard when you are explaining what you are having him do i love howche shakes his head NO. He is funny and so cute. Your a fantastic mom. Love you Sébastien and Jesus Loves you ❤️ 💕
He’s just so precious❤️
I love seeing our sweet Sebastian, I hope he gets better soon. Love you guys
He is so extra special. You are so handsome on with him.
Loved this ❤
Love y’all bunches
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Sebastian worked so hard 😊 I loved this video. Therapy and fun with Mommy. Sweet little Sebastian so sleepy 🥱. Bummer when you anticipate something so good and then they don’t have it. Glad the Nutter Butter hit the spot. ❤ I’ll be praying for you when he goes to school. May the Lord give you comfort and peace ❤❤🙏🙏
Hoping Sebastian will be able to use a mobility scooter like Freya has...maybe using his hands instead of his feet!!
Sebastian looks like he has gained some weight 🎉❤ He is growing so much. He stood up to about middle of your neck. Treats are definitely important after therapy for sure❤ I love that he is a foodie ❤
Sebastian is getting so tall! And of course, cuter every day!❤❤❤
I cant get over how Sebastian has grown 😊 Big boy now and he had a wonderful day! ❤
I'm upset now, he's a beautiful boy.😢❤
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