You are a wonderful woman, to decide that “period” stuff will be in a private session …… there is someone that thinks nothing is private and will discussing his daughters personal private things
I had actually expressed to Ms. Val before how wonderfully she kept Jess's dignity and respected her personal autonomy!! I wish everyone could take a lesson in that from her!!
I use tank top bras, no fiddly things to figure out. When I was younger, I would put the bra around me, hook it in front and then turn it to the back. There's a feature on iPad called VoiceOver that helps with blindness. It's a huge bonus when we get the right combination of meds to work like they are supposed to. I haven't got to go to get my hair done since February 2020 because of Covid. I used to have hair so short, my sister said I looked like her husband from the back. Now I have grown 11 inches of hair. I'm still new to it. At night, I sleep with a pony tail on the top of my head to keep track of it all. It seems to help. I also tried a hair net, like when you make food at work, but I move around too much for it to stay on.
One of my younger brothers (they’re twins) has CP, too! I was shocked and pleasantly surprised to see how much my brother was determined to learn to do independently. It’s inspiring!
I do so wish Jess had good or better vision. I do believe that there would be so many more independent things she could do. But many times I do forget about her vision issues bc she navigates her world so well.
Not that you need me to agree, but I agree with keeping those sensitive talks in a more private setting. I have spina bifida & I can remember my mom just opening up to who ever where ever about how I use the restroom or other parts of my care. It made me feel embarrassed.
Val, thank you for the great video. I think it would be great if you could do one of these every year or two and share new things Jess has learned to do since the last video. I'm sure she's learning and changing all the time.
As usual, love the Q&A! For a future Q&A would love to hear about how Jess perceives the followers, how you describe it to her, what she likes about it, what’s her experience of this ‘blogging’?
Okay first of all my bessie has come a long way! 2nd of all my Bessie is soooo independent. DOnt forget she did the gingerbread house the whoole time!🤎❤🤍
Another very positive communication Q & A. My Nicholas has continued to surprise me in his life. He is so intelligent and comes up with very surprising ideas. I am pretty sure that who ever 1st chiseled the 1st rock into a round wheel was laughted at by the people around them. My Nick gets laughted at by some people, but his ideas are brilliant. I absolutely love it when he tells me that he loves me,...or reminds me of something that I cooked when he was little. ( and I didn't know how he felt about most things because communication wasn't the best) Hang on for the ride,Momma. Jessica is doing so well,no doubt, because of the love and support of her family. I sincerely believe that🥰😘
Bless her ❤️ . In my 50’s, I began to have issues with my hands. I eventually began to lose dexterity and fine motor skills. I can no longer button blouses or pants. I have had to begin wearing sports bras because I can’t fasten them any longer.
Loved this. Jessica is so smart!! Can’t wait to see what she overcomes next! Loved the video when you cut her hair. I was so proud of you both. A Cheeto will get you a lot of cooperation 😂 You are a great Mom and Hannah is Great sister. God bless you all!!
I remember being so proud of myself when it came in learning how to wash my own hair, I’m the total opposite of Jessica when it comes to water, it is a huge sensory issue for me. I also have textile issues with my feet and hands. My mom would wash my hair over the bath up until I was about 15/16 so learning how to take a proper shower by myself was a huge accomplishment for me.
One question I had was if you’ve all tried having Jessica take baths instead of showers to make her more independent. Maybe allowing X minutes for playing in the bath and then Y minutes for bathing and hair washing. Maybe a tactile ring attached in the tub “showing” her the line to fill it to. Showers are sometimes boring and tiring.
Jess has never been interested in taking a bath over a shower. She absolutely loves showers because she loves feeling and hearing the running water. I’ll work on a video explaining Jessica’s struggles with independence in this area.
I've wondered if Jessica will ask you first if she needs a drink or wants a snack between meal times, or does she just do these things on her own? So enjoy following your family, so nice having Hannah around so much more.
I know she manages the stairs in your home because she’s so used to them but had there ever been a scare or the dogs getting too close to her near them? I have anxiety and it triggers mine when I see her but she does wonderful!!
Not that I can recall. When she’s on the stairs, Jess always holds the rail, so that’s reassuring. When the dogs get too close to her near the stairs, she tends to move to the kitchen doorway to hug the wall. 😊
Just goes to show that you can never underestimate someone. Jess is capable of a lot. I have trouble sleeping too. My mind won't shut down or my thinking won't either.
Val & Family, Don’t ever forget, you are amazing! On behalf of Jessica (if I may), thank you so much for protecting her privacy. So many TH-cam creators/parent exploit even their neuro typical kids for content. You always do a great job of avoiding that. Blessings to y’all from rural Northern California.
The little guy I worked with made leaps & bounds just like Jess and we never thought we would see the day he would be out of a diaper and potty trained. He is now 23 and while nonverbal, he like Jess loves the iPad and listens to music by using the iPod. They want it bad enough they work like no other to make that happen for them.
I’m also curious whether or not Jessica has an aversion to loud noises. I definitely do. I can open a can of Diet Coke properly; my husband, however, cracks it open in such a way as to shatter windows a mile away. He also sneezes so loudly and out of nowhere that I jump through the roof.
I used to talk a lot about not brushing and going to the dentist more often and that’s a little motivation. Mostly though, we have to help her brush at least once a day or they don’t get clean.
Even though I am not a special needs parent, as a special education teacher and future diagnostician I would love to hear your thoughts and tips on the female issuers. While I don’t currents have any female students on my case load I am sure I will in the future.
Unfortunately Val some perants have their daughters sterilised which I find hard to get my head round. I think every woman should be allowed to have their "monthly" and can with training learn to manage. So pleased that Jessica has overcome so many things. Having you as her mother has gone a long way to her achieving these things. You should be so proud of yourself Val 🙂 XX
I don't believe that is the norm anymore. I know it was done when people with special needs were institutionalized. I have been working with and teaching people with special needs since I was a teenager myself and none of those families would ever consider that. And I would think a doctor would be completely against it, but maybe I'm wrong.
Thank you so much for this video!! We love watching your family. My daughter is 11 with mild cerebral palsy & visually impaired. We were told she wouldn’t be able to do much but she can & it’s so amazing to see them doing things independently. I’d be interested in a video about puberty,etc because I am really not looking forward to that time just not knowing how to handle things.
Why do people think it's okay to ask about Jess and her menstrual cycle? It seems extremely intrusive of someone, and borderline offensive, that viewers think it's okay to ask this about Jess when I bet they wouldn't dream of asking about someone else's menstrual cycle or be happy if someone asked them such a personal question.
It’s my perception that a lot of the people who ask are looking for help with their own special-needs daughters. I want to help, I just want to be private about it.
@@Shaping_Serenity I didn't look at it from that perspective, and that raises a very valid point where it could be a genuine learning opportunity for a family and really provide someone with help.
Have you ever thought about getting her and injection bc? You are a good momma! Almost 100K. I hope when it happens I hope you treat yourself to something SPECTACULAR.
My brother in law lost his vision suddenly 2 years ago and is having a lot of trouble staying up/sleeping. It seems the hardest ti get use too. BTW I love watching you all and have learned so much. ❤️
Jess has almost no interest in stim toys or gadgets. Her biggest stim is flipping cards and tapping them on her nose. Another of her stims is patting things, like faces or stuffed animals.
@@Shaping_Serenity oh. I see. I have quite the collection of stim toys. I stim quite a bit. I sometimes feel embarrassed and a bit ashamed to do it out in public or around strangers. Because I know I’m not normal like them. I still love myself though.
Has Jess ever cooked for herself alone say popped some chicken nuggest or fries in the toaster oven or cold pizza on the microwave. Is this something being worked on so she might be able to do it in the future?
She just shared a video the other day about Jess waking up and made herself nuggets I believe it was in the toaster oven. Just wanted to answer incase Val or Hannah miss your question 😃
The iPad one...my son loves his tablets and can do more than I thought he'd be able to. Although since grade school I had to watch him with his Nintendo Ds and tablets...anything with camera cause he likes taking pics Inappropriate things. Had to finally set parent controls and disabled the camera on his tablet...even wrapped electronics tape around the top to cover the camera. Its frustrating cause all electronics are connected and on the cloud, trying to explain the bad things of doing that...and him seeming to not understand why he cant take those pictures. I'm worried about getting his own phone...hes not a phone talker anyway but these are the issues and challenges
How very informative and also interesting. AND a big thank you for the big big clue about the bra issue 😁. I have shoulder and arm issues (torn rotator cuff’s and torn bicep’s, and too be honest I’ve never been able to reach behind my back that I can remember) and find it very difficult to navigate this. I suspect another surgery on the agenda in the near future and this will help tremendously! 😘🥰
Jess hasn’t practiced writing in a long time. She use to be able to write some letters if she used a large surface like a white board. I’ll try to get a video demonstration.
Such a great informational video thank you. So I’m thinking about her tactile issues and touching certain food. Have you ever tried putting gloves on her like the blue/clear snug fitting latex ones at a doctors office? Or do you think she wouldn’t like the feel of those gloves on her hands? I know she likes to wash her hands as soon as she touches something she doesn’t like and so I didn’t know if you ever tried that? Not the loose fitting clear plastic gloves like they use in a cafeteria service line. I actually buy a box of those from Amazon to keep in my kitchen to use them when I handle ground meat and chicken. I don’t like touching that either😬🤣🤗
Jessica is just an amazing person. She has the best family supporting her and teaching her things. I just love how Hannah and Marlow interact with Jess. You are all so determined to let Jess be included in things we do everyday. ♥️♥️
I'm new here! have been watching some of your older videos. Think my first video was of Jess and her gma (Nonnie?) making something. Saw it on instagram reels. I was just wondering where some of the common sayings have come from. "Baddaddy", "Daryl/Zoe just don't need it." "dirty garbageXX" etc. Just curious. I work in special ed in the public school. I'm so happy you've shared your stories, tips, etc!
Just read this and wanted you to know that there's some crazy rate of children that are overdosing on melatonin. Young kids too. Melatonin is bad to take regularly apparently - your body stops producing
Part of the reason for this channel is education and although it may not interest you specifically there are many families that benefit from this information. This is how the page began.... 🤦🏼♀️ You should watch this though because you would probably benefit from the information
You are a wonderful woman, to decide that “period” stuff will be in a private session …… there is someone that thinks nothing is private and will discussing his daughters personal private things
I agree Janet, and I believe I know who you're speaking of. 💞
@@suzettesanborn5659 does he wear a baseball hat and sunglasses 96.3 % of the time ??
It’s not like periods are a private and shameful thing. All women have them and we should have no problem talking and normalizing talking about it!
@@simplyshannon9053 yes I know but if it is not you personally sharing it ... boundaries should be set ..
I just love the pride that beams through the screen when you talk about her triumphs!
I so respect your setting a boundary around Jessica’s most private information.
I had actually expressed to Ms. Val before how wonderfully she kept Jess's dignity and respected her personal autonomy!! I wish everyone could take a lesson in that from her!!
What an encouragement to parents that are dealing with similar issues! Thank you for sharing!
I use tank top bras, no fiddly things to figure out. When I was younger, I would put the bra around me, hook it in front and then turn it to the back.
There's a feature on iPad called VoiceOver that helps with blindness.
It's a huge bonus when we get the right combination of meds to work like they are supposed to.
I haven't got to go to get my hair done since February 2020 because of Covid. I used to have hair so short, my sister said I looked like her husband from the back. Now I have grown 11 inches of hair. I'm still new to it. At night, I sleep with a pony tail on the top of my head to keep track of it all. It seems to help. I also tried a hair net, like when you make food at work, but I move around too much for it to stay on.
You do a wonderful job explaining Jessica’s life.
You have the PATIENCE of Jobe 🥰 Adjustments along the way, Look at Jess now! You should be one Proud Momma of all 3 of kids.
One of my younger brothers (they’re twins) has CP, too! I was shocked and pleasantly surprised to see how much my brother was determined to learn to do independently. It’s inspiring!
Another great Q&A
Thanks for sharing
Jess amazes me everyday, she has the best support system at home ♥️
❤️
I do so wish Jess had good or better vision. I do believe that there would be so many more independent things she could do. But many times I do forget about her vision issues bc she navigates her world so well.
Yes, it’s so complicating.
Not that you need me to agree, but I agree with keeping those sensitive talks in a more private setting. I have spina bifida & I can remember my mom just opening up to who ever where ever about how I use the restroom or other parts of my care. It made me feel embarrassed.
Thank you for your valuable insight. We really appreciate it.
I also have spina bifida and have also experienced the same situation with my mom…
I thought it was pretty neat that she could get her own plate, nuggets from the freezer, and use the microwave... AWESOME Jess!!
I’m so bad at using Siri - it really is a skill and can be so frustrating. Jess is a pro!
I know how proud you and your family are of Jessica’s accomplishments ! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Val, thank you for the great video. I think it would be great if you could do one of these every year or two and share new things Jess has learned to do since the last video. I'm sure she's learning and changing all the time.
Great idea!
As usual, love the Q&A! For a future Q&A would love to hear about how Jess perceives the followers, how you describe it to her, what she likes about it, what’s her experience of this ‘blogging’?
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ve added it to our list!
TIME IS PRECIOUS 💜 Every day I learn something new 💜
I paused this video to come here and say that I think bras should be outlaw. Illegal. Banned. 🙅🏻♀️
Okay first of all my bessie has come a long way! 2nd of all my Bessie is soooo independent. DOnt forget she did the gingerbread house the whoole time!🤎❤🤍
Yes!
Another very positive communication Q & A.
My Nicholas has continued to surprise me in his life. He is so intelligent and comes up with very surprising ideas. I am pretty sure that who ever 1st chiseled the 1st rock into a round wheel was laughted at by the people around them. My Nick gets laughted at by some people, but his ideas are brilliant. I absolutely love it when he tells me that he loves me,...or reminds me of something that I cooked when he was little. ( and I didn't know how he felt about most things because communication wasn't the best) Hang on for the ride,Momma. Jessica is doing so well,no doubt, because of the love and support of her family. I sincerely believe that🥰😘
Thank you!
Bless her ❤️ . In my 50’s, I began to have issues with my hands. I eventually began to lose dexterity and fine motor skills. I can no longer button blouses or pants. I have had to begin wearing sports bras because I can’t fasten them any longer.
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I am amazed how well Jessica handles all the steps in the house with her vision issues.Do you have a plan to help her orient herself once you move?
No, not a specific plan. We’ll orient her, and she will move slower for a while. But she’ll adjust.
Loved this. Jessica is so smart!! Can’t wait to see what she overcomes next! Loved the video when you cut her hair. I was so proud of you both. A Cheeto will get you a lot of cooperation 😂 You are a great Mom and Hannah is Great sister. God bless you all!!
Thank you!
I remember being so proud of myself when it came in learning how to wash my own hair, I’m the total opposite of Jessica when it comes to water, it is a huge sensory issue for me. I also have textile issues with my feet and hands. My mom would wash my hair over the bath up until I was about 15/16 so learning how to take a proper shower by myself was a huge accomplishment for me.
Thank you for sharing ❤️ we appreciate your insight
One question I had was if you’ve all tried having Jessica take baths instead of showers to make her more independent. Maybe allowing X minutes for playing in the bath and then Y minutes for bathing and hair washing. Maybe a tactile ring attached in the tub “showing” her the line to fill it to. Showers are sometimes boring and tiring.
Jess has never been interested in taking a bath over a shower. She absolutely loves showers because she loves feeling and hearing the running water.
I’ll work on a video explaining Jessica’s struggles with independence in this area.
I’m amazed at her recognize colors.
I totally relate to sleeping problems and how much it affects my everyday life and my depression.❤️
I absolutely love this q & a! How inspiring! ❤
Thank you!
I would love to see you and Jess on SBSK!
th-cam.com/video/0KvuagoRhwQ/w-d-xo.html
Love your channel. The best.
I've wondered if Jessica will ask you first if she needs a drink or wants a snack between meal times, or does she just do these things on her own? So enjoy following your family, so nice having Hannah around so much more.
Thanks for your question. Since her favorite drink is water, it’s easy for her to get some on her own. She doesn’t get snacks on her own.
Just when you get locked out! 🤣
Hahaha, that was hilarious.. Epic✌❤
I know she manages the stairs in your home because she’s so used to them but had there ever been a scare or the dogs getting too close to her near them? I have anxiety and it triggers mine when I see her but she does wonderful!!
Not that I can recall. When she’s on the stairs, Jess always holds the rail, so that’s reassuring. When the dogs get too close to her near the stairs, she tends to move to the kitchen doorway to hug the wall. 😊
Just goes to show that you can never underestimate someone. Jess is capable of a lot. I have trouble sleeping too. My mind won't shut down or my thinking won't either.
Val & Family, Don’t ever forget, you are amazing! On behalf of Jessica (if I may), thank you so much for protecting her privacy. So many TH-cam creators/parent exploit even their neuro typical kids for content. You always do a great job of avoiding that. Blessings to y’all from rural Northern California.
Thank you!
Good Afternoon glad she is doing better & amazing us . (Hugs) :)
Bars are hard in general. I hate them! They should just be banned. 😂😂
Word Jessica learn how to go shopping on her own and count out money
This is something we worked on a lot, but Jess will always need supervision with this task.
The little guy I worked with made leaps & bounds just like Jess and we never thought we would see the day he would be out of a diaper and potty trained. He is now 23 and while nonverbal, he like Jess loves the iPad and listens to music by using the iPod. They want it bad enough they work like no other to make that happen for them.
I’m also curious whether or not Jessica has an aversion to loud noises. I definitely do. I can open a can of Diet Coke properly; my husband, however, cracks it open in such a way as to shatter windows a mile away. He also sneezes so loudly and out of nowhere that I jump through the roof.
Jessica’s reaction to loud noises is very dependent on her mood. Sometimes she’s fine and other times the noises can really set her off.
I like to hear whatever you want to share!
Yes Jessie did roll sausage balls very nicely !!
This has helped me a lot with my Autistic child. Thank you a lot. How do you get her to brush her teeth? My daughter has texture issues
I used to talk a lot about not brushing and going to the dentist more often and that’s a little motivation. Mostly though, we have to help her brush at least once a day or they don’t get clean.
Even though I am not a special needs parent, as a special education teacher and future diagnostician I would love to hear your thoughts and tips on the female issuers. While I don’t currents have any female students on my case load I am sure I will in the future.
Awesome thing she learned
Unfortunately Val some perants have their daughters sterilised which I find hard to get my head round. I think every woman should be allowed to have their "monthly" and can with training learn to manage. So pleased that Jessica has overcome so many things. Having you as her mother has gone a long way to her achieving these things. You should be so proud of yourself Val 🙂 XX
I don't believe that is the norm anymore. I know it was done when people with special needs were institutionalized. I have been working with and teaching people with special needs since I was a teenager myself and none of those families would ever consider that. And I would think a doctor would be completely against it, but maybe I'm wrong.
@@katestraus4324 yes thankfully it doesn't happen now
Thank you
They don't sterilize people with disabilities anymore and haven't for a long time.
Thank you so much for this video!! We love watching your family. My daughter is 11 with mild cerebral palsy & visually impaired. We were told she wouldn’t be able to do much but she can & it’s so amazing to see them doing things independently. I’d be interested in a video about puberty,etc because I am really not looking forward to that time just not knowing how to handle things.
Why do people think it's okay to ask about Jess and her menstrual cycle? It seems extremely intrusive of someone, and borderline offensive, that viewers think it's okay to ask this about Jess when I bet they wouldn't dream of asking about someone else's menstrual cycle or be happy if someone asked them such a personal question.
It’s my perception that a lot of the people who ask are looking for help with their own special-needs daughters. I want to help, I just want to be private about it.
@@Shaping_Serenity I didn't look at it from that perspective, and that raises a very valid point where it could be a genuine learning opportunity for a family and really provide someone with help.
From the time I started watching till now I have seen certain positive changes🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Have you ever thought about getting her and injection bc? You are a good momma! Almost 100K. I hope when it happens I hope you treat yourself to something SPECTACULAR.
My brother in law lost his vision suddenly 2 years ago and is having a lot of trouble staying up/sleeping. It seems the hardest ti get use too. BTW I love watching you all and have learned so much. ❤️
Jess, your video was great! That casserole looked delish. I could almost taste it. Awesome job in giving instructions. Be blessed.
Thought I was commenting on the hashbrown video
Does Jess stim? And if so, what does she do as far as stimming? Does she like fidgets and stim toys at all?
Jess has almost no interest in stim toys or gadgets. Her biggest stim is flipping cards and tapping them on her nose. Another of her stims is patting things, like faces or stuffed animals.
@@Shaping_Serenity oh. I see. I have quite the collection of stim toys. I stim quite a bit. I sometimes feel embarrassed and a bit ashamed to do it out in public or around strangers. Because I know I’m not normal like them. I still love myself though.
@@siennaprice1351 being "normal" is overrated!
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Has Jess ever cooked for herself alone say popped some chicken nuggest or fries in the toaster oven or cold pizza on the microwave. Is this something being worked on so she might be able to do it in the future?
She just shared a video the other day about Jess waking up and made herself nuggets I believe it was in the toaster oven. Just wanted to answer incase Val or Hannah miss your question 😃
Thank you! 😊
You guys are amazing! I wish I would have had the ability to follow your lives when I was practicing Occupational Therapy!
❤️
Fantastic video!
Thank you!
The iPad one...my son loves his tablets and can do more than I thought he'd be able to. Although since grade school I had to watch him with his Nintendo Ds and tablets...anything with camera cause he likes taking pics Inappropriate things. Had to finally set parent controls and disabled the camera on his tablet...even wrapped electronics tape around the top to cover the camera. Its frustrating cause all electronics are connected and on the cloud, trying to explain the bad things of doing that...and him seeming to not understand why he cant take those pictures. I'm worried about getting his own phone...hes not a phone talker anyway but these are the issues and challenges
You're an amazing mom I ❤ love your video's ❤ 💕 💖
Thank you! 💕
How very informative and also interesting. AND a big thank you for the big big clue about the bra issue 😁. I have shoulder and arm issues (torn rotator cuff’s and torn bicep’s, and too be honest I’ve never been able to reach behind my back that I can remember) and find it very difficult to navigate this. I suspect another surgery on the agenda in the near future and this will help tremendously! 😘🥰
I’m so glad!!
To be honest I a lot of times have a hard time fastening my bra!♥️
I just want to know does Jess swim in a big pool, I know she loves water.
Thanks. Love you all
Yes, she does swim in a big pool and loves it.
Very interesting
I love your channel.
Can Jessica write, like her name? Does she read braille?
Thanks, Brenda
Jess hasn’t practiced writing in a long time. She use to be able to write some letters if she used a large surface like a white board. I’ll try to get a video demonstration.
Such a great informational video thank you. So I’m thinking about her tactile issues and touching certain food. Have you ever tried putting gloves on her like the blue/clear snug fitting latex ones at a doctors office? Or do you think she wouldn’t like the feel of those gloves on her hands? I know she likes to wash her hands as soon as she touches something she doesn’t like and so I didn’t know if you ever tried that? Not the loose fitting clear plastic gloves like they use in a cafeteria service line. I actually buy a box of those from Amazon to keep in my kitchen to use them when I handle ground meat and chicken. I don’t like touching that either😬🤣🤗
Well done J 💕👏🏽💕
With the bra situation, you could have her wear a sports bra. No hook and eyes and no strap adjustments.
I'm thinking with her CP and fine motor skill issues that would probably be hard to get over heard and down her chest..
Jessica is just an amazing person. She has the best family supporting her and teaching her things. I just love how Hannah and Marlow interact with Jess. You are all so determined to let Jess be included in things we do everyday. ♥️♥️
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I love watching your videos and learning more about Jessica. Wondering where you are from and is there a P.O. Box I could send mail to?
I'm new here! have been watching some of your older videos. Think my first video was of Jess and her gma (Nonnie?) making something. Saw it on instagram reels. I was just wondering where some of the common sayings have come from. "Baddaddy", "Daryl/Zoe just don't need it." "dirty garbageXX" etc. Just curious. I work in special ed in the public school. I'm so happy you've shared your stories, tips, etc!
I still struggle with that
Ever try melatonin
We have a grandchild that uses melatonin to sleep. It does help!
Just read this and wanted you to know that there's some crazy rate of children that are overdosing on melatonin. Young kids too. Melatonin is bad to take regularly apparently - your body stops producing
Do any of you watch Love on the Spectrum
We don’t watch it.
I love Jessica
Hi I just had a guestion. Why does Jess need a nap everyday? I am just curious.
She gets really tired and sleepy.
Val I like your video with Jessica cooking does she like to dance
She does dance sometimes
Do you think she’ll be able to actually drive a car or live on her own ever Q&A
You are a great Mom.
I would like to see more of Jess on camera please and less talking videos! Thanks
Part of the reason for this channel is education and although it may not interest you specifically there are many families that benefit from this information. This is how the page began.... 🤦🏼♀️ You should watch this though because you would probably benefit from the information
Great video!
Thanks!