All About Autism
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lavin, so in total how much u pay?
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helplessmum3:
what u work at home, how u work with them then?
I work full-time home job :nailbite: (not cleaning home
, but running a consultation service), like i said earlier i am going to reduce my morning working hour and bring them earlier from childcare to spend more time in late afternoon.
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I think the $5000 you mentioned may be for the govt-supported Special Needs Trust Company (SNTC). My child is in mainstream, so I donβt qualify.
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Lavina:
I think the $5000 you mentioned may be for the govt-supported Special Needs Trust Company (SNTC). My child is in mainstream, so I don't qualify.
i see.mainstream is good. does your child in CEL records? -
wamin:
wow you are professional & highly educated..helplessmum3:
what u work at home, how u work with them then?
I work full-time home job :nailbite: (not cleaning home
, but running a consultation service), like i said earlier i am going to reduce my morning working hour and bring them earlier from childcare to spend more time in late afternoon.
pls pardon my broken english. lucky i have this forum i can use broken english to share.
i come to across a ASD child, parent dad is doctor, mum is lawyer... -
wamin:
wamin, this could be a good opportunity to kick start your son to speak more words. Instead of you saying the name of the thing he is pointing at , you could get him to say the name of the game before you hand it to him to play. But of course before that you would need to model the word first and teach him to speak it first.
helplessmum, both of my kids are ASD :yikes: .
My daughter have words but she don't like to use them (only when she is in mood) and i think at this moment she cannot associate them with real life. On my birthday when everyone was signing happy birthday she said \"Happy day\" i was like
. But she like to say papa and mama.
For my son when he was around 1+ he used papa but since then no words at all, all babbling. But recently he start pointing to thing he want me to say and when he playing some game he will look at my face and will wait till i say the name of the thing he is pointing at.
Behavior wise they are quite ok, at time my daughter can be upset when i don't accompany her (normally i work from home and have to be up till mid night or even late and she just pop in my room and want me to accompany her :(, and she don't want my wife :slapshead: ). and if i leave her alone she will cry and don't stop for hours :(.
This is one of the ways to get the child to start off with speech and language. Slowly one word becomes two, two becomes more and more and eventually sentences will come.
Hope this helps. -
helplessmum3, not that highly educated :). just my master degree is eating dust in some papers.
ImMeeMee, yah that is my goal. I am already happy he start looking at my lips when i say something, last time he even never bother looking at my face
but now he is making effort. I am hoping he can see how i deliver words and he can copy them.
Just to share, he also have Hypothyroidism and on medication since he is born. Although at one time doctor said he is making enough thyroid but looking at his condition it is not wise to stop medication. -
wamin, which epic ur kids go?
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helplessmum3:
wamin, which epic ur kids go?
EPIC @ Fei Yue. -
wamin:
Is he growing well? How did u find out? My son is also on medication for partial growth hormone deficiency. Mine is probably caused by a smaller than normal pituitary gland.helplessmum3, not that highly educated :). just my master degree is eating dust in some papers.
ImMeeMee, yah that is my goal. I am already happy he start looking at my lips when i say something, last time he even never bother looking at my face
but now he is making effort. I am hoping he can see how i deliver words and he can copy them.
Just to share, he also have Hypothyroidism and on medication since he is born. Although at one time doctor said he is making enough thyroid but looking at his condition it is not wise to stop medication.
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