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We know the confusion. The worry about the well-being of your child. The desperate search for trusted sources of information and direction. Our team knows because we’ve been there. We are leading experts in the field of Autism, parents of autistic children and autistic individuals, including our co-founder Dr. Stephen Shore.
We know you will do anything and everything to help your child. You just need to know what to do - it all starts with you. We help by providing unbiased information - and peace of mind - at every stage of the journey.
Learn Autism is a FREE digital Autism platform with video tutorials covering pre-diagnosis to adulthood by Autism experts led by Dr. Stephen Shore. Available online and where you get your favorite apps (iOS, Android).
All resources are designed to empower people on the spectrum and their caregivers to make fulfilling and productive lives the rule rather than the exception.
Find out more here: www.learnautism.com/about
We know you will do anything and everything to help your child. You just need to know what to do - it all starts with you. We help by providing unbiased information - and peace of mind - at every stage of the journey.
Learn Autism is a FREE digital Autism platform with video tutorials covering pre-diagnosis to adulthood by Autism experts led by Dr. Stephen Shore. Available online and where you get your favorite apps (iOS, Android).
All resources are designed to empower people on the spectrum and their caregivers to make fulfilling and productive lives the rule rather than the exception.
Find out more here: www.learnautism.com/about
What You Wish You Knew | The Chronicles of Autism Moms Season 2 Episode 6
This week Alison is joined by Huma and Moira as they discuss ‘What you wish you knew’.
Topics
00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 2 Ep 6
02:00 - Alison - I’m feeling very frustrated just now that I am still continually telling people the same things about
Noah over and over again
04:20 - Moira you mentioned that . If we don’t understand our kids how can we expect others to . One of the
challenges with Callum is that he is extremely verbal but he doesn’t really communicate which would be confusing
for someone who can see him chatting away but when they talk to him he is oblivious sometimes and not always
able to have a back and forth conversation or take on board what someone is saying. He may strike lucky on one of
his standard responses fits the question and the person will go away none the wiser but often I’ll be obvious he’s not
understood or listened and they wont know what they have to do to make sure he is engaged with him and
understanding them.
06:00 - What about Haider, Huma? He is also extremely verbal but is also usually involved with a story in his head.I
sometimes rely on his brother to go and check if he was doing what he was asked!
10:00 - What are your experiences or expectations of other autism parents, at the very least they should understand
Huma? We can empathise with the feelings of another parent when their child displays certain behaviours.
Its funny that we assume, Oh your child has autism, they can be friends with mine!! We wouldn’t do that with
neurotypical children. And 9/10 the autistic child doesn’t even want a friend. It’s the parent who needs the other
parent to be friends with.
14:00 - Moira have you experienced leaning towards friendships with autism parents - Of course! At the beginning
our circle consisted of Orla’s friends and parents but quickly I gravitated towards you guys and people who could
relate to what we were going through at the time. Not that our original friends didn’t accept Callum or our situation,
they were great but as they grow up and friends change its different and more difficult to integrate children with
differences into new groups.
18:00 - Huma, my experience of a child with autism with more behaviours than my child is probably the same
experience for friends of neurotypical children with my child! I don’t ever want to put me or my family in a situation
where we might be judged.
21:00 - We push for our kids to have friends for our benefit and because we feel it’s the normal thing to do but just
ends up causing stress for us and the child.
23:30 - Mum, Technology is my friend, technology wont hurt me.
25:00 - We should stop apologizing for our childs behaviour and just say, are you ok with this?
27:00 - Also we possibly just shouldn’t intervene and let the child decide if they are happy with a situation.
28:00 - Non verbal cues make it almost impossible for someone outwith the childs immediate circle to understand.
Our expectations of society to accept and understand are too high.
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To watch this podcast, visit our TH-cam Channel.
Keep in touch with us on Instagram @chroniclesofautismmomspod
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Topics
00:00 - This Life, the chronicles of Autism moms podcast, series 2 Ep 6
02:00 - Alison - I’m feeling very frustrated just now that I am still continually telling people the same things about
Noah over and over again
04:20 - Moira you mentioned that . If we don’t understand our kids how can we expect others to . One of the
challenges with Callum is that he is extremely verbal but he doesn’t really communicate which would be confusing
for someone who can see him chatting away but when they talk to him he is oblivious sometimes and not always
able to have a back and forth conversation or take on board what someone is saying. He may strike lucky on one of
his standard responses fits the question and the person will go away none the wiser but often I’ll be obvious he’s not
understood or listened and they wont know what they have to do to make sure he is engaged with him and
understanding them.
06:00 - What about Haider, Huma? He is also extremely verbal but is also usually involved with a story in his head.I
sometimes rely on his brother to go and check if he was doing what he was asked!
10:00 - What are your experiences or expectations of other autism parents, at the very least they should understand
Huma? We can empathise with the feelings of another parent when their child displays certain behaviours.
Its funny that we assume, Oh your child has autism, they can be friends with mine!! We wouldn’t do that with
neurotypical children. And 9/10 the autistic child doesn’t even want a friend. It’s the parent who needs the other
parent to be friends with.
14:00 - Moira have you experienced leaning towards friendships with autism parents - Of course! At the beginning
our circle consisted of Orla’s friends and parents but quickly I gravitated towards you guys and people who could
relate to what we were going through at the time. Not that our original friends didn’t accept Callum or our situation,
they were great but as they grow up and friends change its different and more difficult to integrate children with
differences into new groups.
18:00 - Huma, my experience of a child with autism with more behaviours than my child is probably the same
experience for friends of neurotypical children with my child! I don’t ever want to put me or my family in a situation
where we might be judged.
21:00 - We push for our kids to have friends for our benefit and because we feel it’s the normal thing to do but just
ends up causing stress for us and the child.
23:30 - Mum, Technology is my friend, technology wont hurt me.
25:00 - We should stop apologizing for our childs behaviour and just say, are you ok with this?
27:00 - Also we possibly just shouldn’t intervene and let the child decide if they are happy with a situation.
28:00 - Non verbal cues make it almost impossible for someone outwith the childs immediate circle to understand.
Our expectations of society to accept and understand are too high.
---
To learn more about Autism, visit: www.learnautism.com
To watch this podcast, visit our TH-cam Channel.
Keep in touch with us on Instagram @chroniclesofautismmomspod
---
Download the new FREE Learn Autism app today.
If you had our previous paid app installed on your phone, please delete that before downloading the new FREE version.
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I was a total "junior anthropologist" in high school, but realized very early on that I would never be able to effectively imitate normal behavior. So I just winged it, developing an aggressive, socially-awkward personality, that at least allowed me to make a few friends. Of course I didn't know I was autistic. Curiously, my best friend, who was also autistic, I'm sure, was doing all this "anthropological analysis" with me. We both got heavily into absurdism--Beckett, Ionesco--and were writing absurd plays together. One game we used to play was trying to talk backwards so that it was intelligible when you reversed the tape. We also ran a fictitious extremist candidate for student government. My vanity plate for years was KLAATU--the name of the alien in The Day the Earth Stood Still. Still, no one ever suggested autism. It was barely even a word in the sixties. I knew I had problems--a kind of social blindness--but since I was getting better socially, rather than worse, I chose to pretend I was more or less okay.
So pleased I found these videos - thank you!
Thank you.
Can’t wait for more episodes Season 2 😍😍😍
They're coming soon...watch this space!
Well said.
Thank you Miss Jen!
my son’s autism spectrum was completely reversed with the help of Solution Healing Home channel on TH-cam th-cam.com/users/shortsh0YncUMye4c?feature=share
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Well Stephen Hilton jus made a vid about this clearly upset by telling a daycare they'd visited prior to diagnosis! They went for another visit becuz Alphie luvs the kids being seen playing outside as the daycare is at his streets end! Now he's all old enuff to go they wanted to sign him up...he mentioned Lil Alphie had now been diagnosed but he was no different from the wonderfully charming wee boy you's met b4. He was told abruptly that he couldn't attend there with Autism which really was terribly upsetting to Stephen as he has a slight form of it as well. Stephen is actually a music composer for movies & now his children ..
It was wonderful to see your video.
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These are so great!
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So refreshing to hear such honest views! Thank you!
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What is your diagnosis experience?
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Thank you #Drbante for helping me my son is free from authism and d he can walk and also play and have gun with siblings doc thank you very much ...
Thank you #Drbante for helping me my son is free from authism and d he can walk and also play and have gun with siblings doc thank you very much ....
That's great to hear Maria, I hope you'll join us today.
Thanks, so helpful!
I made a shortfilm about autism, since i’m autistic myself and have a strong dislike for the representation in film. I hope you like it! th-cam.com/video/dr4bX8qmed0/w-d-xo.html
Trouble is some autistic people have difficulty sharing what they can do. With others due to being socially impaired. And communicatively..
How does this channel not have more subs? I'm annoyed that I just found it. Thank you for your content.
Very inspirational!!!!! So proud of you Hasna
Today Autism is far more recognised and diagnosed correctly, but we still have so much more to achieve to raise awareness and for information to be more available, which is why we started 'Learn Autism' to be a trusted source of help and information. What have your experiences been?
Which kind of school are you looking at this year?
Have you tried to use charts with your child?