What a sweet boy. He speaks so clearly. More clearly than some neurotypical 5 year olds I teach. Amazing patient parents. It’s beautiful to see a child so loved and supported
Hi, my cousin is neurotypical and barely says actual words his always just screaming and full of energy and doesn’t listen to most of what I say he just acts like he can’t hear even though I know he can because he can count out loud 1 to 20 but only when I give him similar objects like beads or sticks. Do they get better over time?
Since the final taking of your herbs, my son has been speaking well and responding to his name Thank you Dr Oyalo for saving my son with your herbs. I’m so happy to share this good news
My 4 year old doesn’t talk yet but seeing this brings me to tears (happy and heart warming) because I see so much of him in your son… the faces, hands, mind all over the place and he is so loving and inclusive to you both… thank you for posting this 🥹🤍
My oldest brother didn’t start talking until he was almost 7. My mom laughs that when he finally started talking he wouldn’t shut up. Let not your heart be troubled 🙏
Since the final taking of your herbs, my son has been speaking well and responding to his name Thank you Dr Oyalo for saving my son with your herbs. I’m so happy to share this good news
And how do you know he understands that question? if he understood he would say 5 or show on fingers. That yes could be just random echolalia not the actual answer.
My first son has autism.... I'm from Nigeria, it hasn't been easy thou. We I thank God and still believing in him for money to take him abroad for proper medication and recovery.
Since the final taking of your herbs, my son has been speaking well and responding to his name Thank you Dr Oyalo for saving my son with your herbs. I’m so happy to share this good news
It reminds me of how I was at that age. As time goes on his social and speech skills will improve. After watching your other videos I know its not a matter of "if" but when. An understanding and supportive family will be his greatest asset in life.
This gave me a lot of hope, my daughter is extremely echolalic right now, and some days I really struggle with being positive and having hope that we’ll get to the point where we can communicate with eachother.
@@Rohaneh24my cousin (5 year old male) is also autistic and for the most doesn’t even speak and it’s like he doesn’t understand either but after I saw him count 1 to 20 I had hope because that was the first time he ever spoke clearly hopefully he’ll be able to make conversation one day. Stay strong and patient you’re doing a good job by being positive and supportive already.
Time and maturity will help . He's a little charmer . My grandson is on the spectrum. He a big echoer , and is obsessed with of all things , Michael Myers ! He's also 5 and missed so many therapy sessions because of covid . His brothers struggle as well , they have adhd . It's been hard .
Thanks so much for making these videos. I have 2 grandsons that are autistic and I recognize the stimming. I am learning how to be aware of over stimulation behaviors. I found your videos to be very educational.
when i hear people say the things that you have said, tells me that you're caring and loving people who want to be part of your grandsons lives despite what issues that they may have. it's nice to see that. the more support that they have, the better off they'll be.
...and why don't your friend safe her son and run run run....??? This husband is not mature enough to understand the condition, and breaks this boys spirit completely.... criminal in my opinion!
My husband was like that to my son too 😭 telling me he is not normal and thank hoodness we got rid of my husband 2 months ago and i feel so much netter
@@Sharletwitch no it's not the same, its one thing to talk, its another thing for what is being said to flow within a conversation or correctly match as a response to what is being asked. So they are correct.
@@Janejourneystalking and conversation are the same thing. Talking requires a counterpart. What he’s capable of is “speech/speaking”. Speaking doesn’t indicate the ability to converse. A quick google search could tell you that.
So precious:) Happy he’s improving. Ian plays drums? Me too. I have form of autism and love drums, what I understand most, lol. Drumming must helps Ian too. Love your channel, the care and love you have for your kids
My nephew has been four years old for a few months. This boy here seems to be doing way better. My nephew only says random words. He can only sing kid songs but has absolutely no idea what they mean. You call his name and he will not respond. He does not miss his mom on the other side of the world. He only says a few random words. He cannot use the restroom yet. He is in his own little world. He will go to a playground and he does not even understand the concept of going to play like a normal child. He will just be amazed by a water fountain.
This describes my cousin exactly, he’s 4 years old too and can’t communicate he randomly counts 1 to 20 but other than that just yells random words and can’t even sing kids songs despite us playing them every single day he’s just in his own world.
Since the final taking of your herbs, my son has been speaking well and responding to his name Thank you Dr Oyalo for saving my son with your herbs. I’m so happy to share this good news
Oh my goodness! I have a just turned 5 year old girl starting kindergarten next year... I see so much of the same speech tendencies! My daughter is also autistic. This kiddo is brilliant and beautiful!
Our kid 5 years old have the same behaviour, I hope our and yours kid will normalised with time , the delay will cover with age, but continues hard work will give a nice output.
Hi my name is Thrisa Tokmun and from Papua New Guinea I have a Son name Emmanuel aged six and his behaviour is similar to your son's so I always follow up with you on TH-cam to help me with your experience to help out with Emmanuels behaviour thank you both parents so much your experience helps a lot.
Very insightful video. Thanks for sharing! My 4 year old says many words, and reads just about anything he can get his hands on…however, conversational sentences have yet to be fully developed. Looking forward to those talks though 😊
This kid is clearly intelligent. Looking at him in this video it appears his brain is getting too many messages at the same time like some kind of overload, the messages come in at hyper speed haphazard so he can’t concentrate or slow down. I do believe his neurological system/nerves need slowing down.. so the messages can come in at a normal rate to process. There is research that the vegas nerve can cause this , the nerves should be brought back in line to improve communication.. neurons are the electrical communicators - it makes sense.. and through chiropractors / adjustments of the spine - it may help improve neuro communications and hence speech.
My son is 3 and I really hope he gets to Alister level of speech. My son doesn't respond to questions like him and it really hurts coz for example if I will ask "how was your day "I never heard an answer .. He can say many words , read, counts etc but can't communicate most of the time.
My son is 5 and I’ve never had a conversation with him either. He also says words all day, just to himself. Never stop talking to him or asking him questions. Continue talking to him as if he were responding to you. He has thoughts, he just is unable to express them in a way you would understand. Some children start taking very late, like age 6, 7 or even 10. Never give up hope.
@@hadast3806 thank you. No I will never give up and keep talking to him. I really wish that there will be progression on this side. It's probably the hardest part in my case for me when it comes to autism. He would watch me when I ask about him thinking that I am joking or would answer "no" many times like I am being aggressive. Sometimes I wonder if he will ever communicate...
I'm currently experiencing the same thing with my nephew. He hasn't been diagnosed (we're still waiting to meet with a speech pathologist). He turned 4 in February, and he still doesn't talk as much. He can't answer questions like Alister can, but repeats everything his tablet says. Actually, that's the only way we can communicate with him is by using phrases and songs that his tablet uses. He can comprehend certain commands, but mostly everything else goes over his head. It's odd because when he was 2 he had a wide vocabulary and could sing all day, but as he got older he became more reclusive and I started to notice that he didn't respond to questions, commands, or wouldn't speak in longer sentences on his own like kids do with storytelling. It just sucks because his parents are in denial and don't want to admit to themselves that he might just have ASD. I'm not giving up on him though, he's a brilliant boy and videos like this give me hope.
This video really resonated with me. My son is currently 5 and in Kindergarten , he has a speech delay though since his birthday last February he’s made a ton of progress with vocabulary and basic conversational skills. He struggled with pronouns and echolalia for a long time but we are seeing less of it now. He will repeat things that he finds funny a few times now.
Watching your little boy was like watching my 5 year old son who has suspected autism and has a speech delay. He will sometimes answer questions but other times will talk about something completely different and the repetition. I’m also very familiar with the climbing and jumping around 🙈. I always feel like people judge to easily when we’re out and I feel like I have to shout out he’s got autism he’s not being naughty.
Very loving parents they didn’t force him to stay the entire video and realized he participated enough so they sent him of to play while they continued to converse with us. Too many parents force social media on their kids yet the balance and care in this video is refreshing. God bless this family may He give you wisdom grace and continued strength to nurture yourselves and child(children)
Well done! You two, I am so happy seeing excited to see your enthusiasm in helping him. And he is doing just great. He will make sentences, speak in paragraphs and have tonnes of words in his vocabulary. God bless you 💖
Alistair is so cute!!! I sadly was told by my Dr that I can’t have kids and I’ll be 36 on the 15th . I’m religious and don’t believe in intercourse before marriage and being that I’m not married, I haven’t even got to try. But my Dr was pretty adamant that it would never happen anyways. It hurts me so much bc I know God wants us to get married and multiply and I can’t multiply 😢. Sorry, I went way off track there. Watching Alistair today though was so cute! I know you guys just love him bunches!!! So adorable!
My son is autistic and he's 5. Why do you people have to have your cutesy wutesy terms like stimmy? He's a person not a dog, or fur baby like you also probably use.
Asking 'how old' is a BIIIG question. He has to process a lot of different details before he can come to his own answer. Im a woman with Autism, i was diagnosed late! My brain works like his does except i might not ''''look''''' like it. When he repeats, that is him listening and processing. That is him engaging. I love that you guys are trying really hard. But trying to get him to act 'normal' is so harmful. If verbal conversation isnt his thing, try other things. Anything. Let him persue his intense interests. Let him be him ❤
@gracehavin5557 Is this a bot? Herbs cannot, and never will 'cure' Autism. This comment is disgusting, ableist, and propagating misinformation. You are putting children's lives at risk. You are disgusting.
are gave any medication for him? can u give me list I will do some search before decide to give my son , definitely will discuss with his doctor as well
God only knows why baby's like this beautiful boy have this 🥺😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Question forms can be quite 'oppressive' for some ASD children and I'd suggest that other strategies may be more effective. However try modelled example then question on same context e.g. 'my favourite food is fries, what about you?', then try forced choice with three options (assuming attention and auditory memory is OK) 'my fav food is fries, is you fav food A, B or C?'
I have a nephew who's autistic and he's 3 and words are very difficult for him even in therapy. You kinda just gotta be listening at the right time to catch him saying one. I'm worried he may never be able to speak like other children his age. Is it possible for him to be able to speak like this boy can?
He reminds me so much of my 6 year old. We just finally had his evaluation today. His speech has improved greatly with Kindergarden! But the way he answers questions reminds me of Alister. He seems like such a happy boy, as is my son. ❤ If youre able to answer my comment, what do think about the "level" distinction they use while evaluating?
This is so much like me at a similar age on hold home vhs tapes. He even looks a bit like I did! My parents never knew there was anything wrong at the time, and I never got a diagnosis as a child. There were certainly some struggles growing up in education and certainly in early adulthood trying to cope in certain workplace environments. Things are pretty good now though, makes me wonder how life would be now had it been identified back then.
This reminds me of my son who’s 4 1/2 and on the spectrum. Similar way of responding to questions with something unrelated but very interesting to him personally 😂 also when my son walked by while I was watching this video, he asked if it was “me when I was younger.” 😂
I get Dr Oyalo herbs supplements and it has been helpful on my child autism spectrum. All traits are gone with her speech and focus and attention is good to talk about.
Can i ask when did Alistair start speaking? As in saying words. My son is currently on his diagnosis journey, he is 3 currently and has no words what so ever
My 4 year old has been diagnosed with severe Autism and she is about on the same verbal level as Alistair. Maybe a little improved now since she has been in ASD Preschool for 5 months 🙏🙏🙏 She does not stim though which is why I did not originally think she was Autistic.
My daughter is 4 years old (born at 34 weeks) She does not stim either. She Echo backs almost everything I say to her. She does have some sort of speech delay. I’ve spoke to her pediatrician and currently waiting to get her into therapy. It worries me because I don’t want her to feel different or self conscience about certain things.
He talks a lot more than my 6 year old, he'll only use random single words. Haven't heard him make a complete sentence yet. He makes the same movements and facial expressions as your son, but maybe not quite as severe. He's a little more laid back like his dad lol
I get Dr Oyalo herbs supplements and it has been helpful on my child autism spectrum. All traits are gone with her speech and focus and attention is good to talk about.
I see no delay lol. My 5 year old does not speak at all in context, only in scripts. I pray for the day I hear a “Hi daddy” He can count to 200, even and odd numbers , ABC’s with ease, sing songs, very advanced…but won’t speak to you. I keep trying and never giving up.
He is so smart ❤️ But what worries me is if my son have autism…he act somewhat like this and i really have no experience in a child with autism 😖 someone help. His the evaluator said he shows no sign if autism
my brother is autistic and im only 13 and he’s 7, I’ve learned so so much about autism from social media and experiences from him im sure you can too! he also had adhd so definitely look into do your son has adhd or autism bc they are very similar, you can search up autism traits and adhd traits and see from there im also autistic too which I just found out recently and now I think I’m really starting to understand autism more
My son is 7 and has all these traits with his speech and at a 3 word sentence if that . We have been going to speech now 2 years and while I see a little improvement don’t think it’s helping him in a way that I thought. Or in a way that he would and I would see improvement. Is this normal am I putting to much expectation on this ?? I am mindful not to put my son with my expectations but rather just keep working and doing what routine we. Have around home school and therapy but just feel like I’m not doing it right or I’m missing something. A y suggestions you can offer please pass on . ❤️
What a sweet boy. He speaks so clearly. More clearly than some neurotypical 5 year olds I teach. Amazing patient parents. It’s beautiful to see a child so loved and supported
Hi, my cousin is neurotypical and barely says actual words his always just screaming and full of energy and doesn’t listen to most of what I say he just acts like he can’t hear even though I know he can because he can count out loud 1 to 20 but only when I give him similar objects like beads or sticks.
Do they get better over time?
Since the final taking of your herbs, my son has been speaking well and responding to his name Thank you Dr Oyalo for saving my son with your herbs. I’m so happy to share this good news
What a sweet child, wonderful parents , he is so blessed to have you two
yes great parents for sure
My 4 year old doesn’t talk yet but seeing this brings me to tears (happy and heart warming) because I see so much of him in your son… the faces, hands, mind all over the place and he is so loving and inclusive to you both… thank you for posting this 🥹🤍
My son is 4 years old not talking but he is obsessed with numbers and the alphabet
Show pictures and tell them simple things like ( boy drinking water, girl jumping ) ask them to repeat. This has helped me a lot.
My oldest brother didn’t start talking until he was almost 7. My mom laughs that when he finally started talking he wouldn’t shut up. Let not your heart be troubled 🙏
Since the final taking of your herbs, my son has been speaking well and responding to his name Thank you Dr Oyalo for saving my son with your herbs. I’m so happy to share this good news
@@AliceGibbs-x8jwhat herbs? Like CBD?
My daughter just turned 5 she’s still nonverbal but seeing videos like this gives me hope ! ❤❤
I pray she start being verbal we never know gods plan❤
He can't answer the age but if you say it another way he will say yes. He answers his way. Smart boy.
And how do you know he understands that question? if he understood he would say 5 or show on fingers. That yes could be just random echolalia not the actual answer.
He answered it in a funny way
@@evve1ina he did show 5 on his fingers. When he said “I have hands” he showed five fingers to his dad.
@@ilikeceral3 all he did was show an open palm
@@faultyclone0013which shows he was trying to say he was 5 cause he kept saying old and that he has fingers... 🙄
What a sweet natured child, he is precious.❤️
He expresses himself well. He seems to like art. The painting pleases him that might be a indication of something that he’ll enjoy “painting “
hes doing great and i can see hes improved more over the last couple of years
You are an incredible example to all fathers to any child. I appreciate your sharing this
My first son has autism.... I'm from Nigeria, it hasn't been easy thou. We I thank God and still believing in him for money to take him abroad for proper medication and recovery.
Hey i have an autistic daughter what treatment are you talking about
Since the final taking of your herbs, my son has been speaking well and responding to his name Thank you Dr Oyalo for saving my son with your herbs. I’m so happy to share this good news
Plzz tell me the herbs I want it for my son.@@AliceGibbs-x8j
@@AliceGibbs-x8jwhat herbs pls
I can imagine courage my dear, but is there no autistic center in your area.
I think Alister talks real good. I understood every word he said.
It reminds me of how I was at that age.
As time goes on his social and speech skills will improve.
After watching your other videos I know its not a matter of "if" but when.
An understanding and supportive family will be his greatest asset in life.
This gave me a lot of hope, my daughter is extremely echolalic right now, and some days I really struggle with being positive and having hope that we’ll get to the point where we can communicate with eachother.
@@Rohaneh24my cousin (5 year old male) is also autistic and for the most doesn’t even speak and it’s like he doesn’t understand either but after I saw him count 1 to 20 I had hope because that was the first time he ever spoke clearly hopefully he’ll be able to make conversation one day. Stay strong and patient you’re doing a good job by being positive and supportive already.
Time and maturity will help . He's a little charmer . My grandson is on the spectrum. He a big echoer , and is obsessed with of all things , Michael Myers ! He's also 5 and missed so many therapy sessions because of covid . His brothers struggle as well , they have adhd . It's been hard .
What an amazing dad. So patient and supportive! Awesome!
Such an adorable and intelligent boy, parents are doing a fantastic job.
My 5 year old daughter talks the exact same way! They are amazing ☺️
My heart just melted🥰 my twin boys born at 33weeks (now 3) are displaying signs of echolalia and palilalia.
I don't know but this little boy speaks way better than many 5 year olds that I know.
This makes me not to give up. My 5 year old will speak and listen.
My son is 4 and isn't talking but he reminds me of your son. So many similar stims he is gorgeous
He's so sweet. It reminds me of my autistic 4 year old and how it is talking to her.
Thanks so much for making these videos. I have 2 grandsons that are autistic and I recognize the stimming. I am learning how to be aware of over stimulation behaviors. I found your videos to be very educational.
when i hear people say the things that you have said, tells me that you're caring and loving people who want to be part of your grandsons lives despite what issues that they may have. it's nice to see that. the more support that they have, the better off they'll be.
my best friend's son is autistic and her husband is...just awful to the boy. You guys are so good with him.
That is so sad..your friend should take her child and leave him!
...and why don't your friend safe her son and run run run....??? This husband is not mature enough to understand the condition, and breaks this boys spirit completely.... criminal in my opinion!
My husband was like that to my son too 😭 telling me he is not normal and thank hoodness we got rid of my husband 2 months ago and i feel so much netter
I have a son that's autistic and I can't love him enough, he is my everything. The friend needs to remove the child asap.
You best friend's husband sucks.
He is not having a problem talking he is having a hard time with reciprocal conversation
Exactly
That’s…talking lmao
@@Sharletwitch no it's not the same, its one thing to talk, its another thing for what is being said to flow within a conversation or correctly match as a response to what is being asked. So they are correct.
Facts 💯
@@Janejourneystalking and conversation are the same thing. Talking requires a counterpart. What he’s capable of is “speech/speaking”. Speaking doesn’t indicate the ability to converse.
A quick google search could tell you that.
So precious:) Happy he’s improving. Ian plays drums? Me too. I have form of autism and love drums, what I understand most, lol. Drumming must helps Ian too. Love your channel, the care and love you have for your kids
He is such a cutie and very intelligent!
Hello.
My nephew has been four years old for a few months. This boy here seems to be doing way better. My nephew only says random words. He can only sing kid songs but has absolutely no idea what they mean. You call his name and he will not respond. He does not miss his mom on the other side of the world. He only says a few random words. He cannot use the restroom yet. He is in his own little world. He will go to a playground and he does not even understand the concept of going to play like a normal child. He will just be amazed by a water fountain.
This describes my cousin exactly, he’s 4 years old too and can’t communicate he randomly counts 1 to 20 but other than that just yells random words and can’t even sing kids songs despite us playing them every single day he’s just in his own world.
Since the final taking of your herbs, my son has been speaking well and responding to his name Thank you Dr Oyalo for saving my son with your herbs. I’m so happy to share this good news
I love how the father replies well what does that make me? when his son said I am old.
The boy is so sweet and happy
Autism make my life so hard
🙏🌈🎉❤
What such a smart and handsome boy💙Very inspiring and motivating 💙
He's absolutely adorable and you are both amazing.
Oh my goodness! I have a just turned 5 year old girl starting kindergarten next year... I see so much of the same speech tendencies! My daughter is also autistic. This kiddo is brilliant and beautiful!
Our kid 5 years old have the same behaviour, I hope our and yours kid will normalised with time , the delay will cover with age, but continues hard work will give a nice output.
Hi my name is Thrisa Tokmun and from Papua New Guinea I have a Son name Emmanuel aged six and his behaviour is similar to your son's so I always follow up with you on TH-cam to help me with your experience to help out with Emmanuels behaviour thank you both parents so much your experience helps a lot.
Very insightful video. Thanks for sharing! My 4 year old says many words, and reads just about anything he can get his hands on…however, conversational sentences have yet to be fully developed. Looking forward to those talks though 😊
He speaks so clearly just amazing in adhd
thank you shareing this video , to help recognize kids that has this type of problem ..
I am impressed with your son. Yes, I see a lot of the issues, but I like the kid.
When he said he was old that cracked me up
Well, it’s not a surprise. I still think he’s young. I say I’m old too but generally you’re not considered old unless you’re in your 30s or 40s.
Possible the "hard work coat" was related to something he's seen. Construction workers etc. Smart boy
This kid is clearly intelligent. Looking at him in this video it appears his brain is getting too many messages at the same time like some kind of overload, the messages come in at hyper speed haphazard so he can’t concentrate or slow down. I do believe his neurological system/nerves need slowing down.. so the messages can come in at a normal rate to process. There is research that the vegas nerve can cause this , the nerves should be brought back in line to improve communication.. neurons are the electrical communicators - it makes sense.. and through chiropractors / adjustments of the spine - it may help improve neuro communications and hence speech.
You are absolutely correct.. the spine alignment is a major key and so many are not aware
He is very bright, he has a great mind.
My son is 3 and I really hope he gets to Alister level of speech.
My son doesn't respond to questions like him and it really hurts coz for example if I will ask "how was your day "I never heard an answer ..
He can say many words , read, counts etc but can't communicate most of the time.
My son is 5 and I’ve never had a conversation with him either. He also says words all day, just to himself. Never stop talking to him or asking him questions.
Continue talking to him as if he were responding to you. He has thoughts, he just is unable to express them in a way you would understand.
Some children start taking very late, like age 6, 7 or even 10.
Never give up hope.
@@hadast3806 thank you. No I will never give up and keep talking to him. I really wish that there will be progression on this side. It's probably the hardest part in my case for me when it comes to autism. He would watch me when I ask about him thinking that I am joking or would answer "no" many times like I am being aggressive. Sometimes I wonder if he will ever communicate...
I'm currently experiencing the same thing with my nephew. He hasn't been diagnosed (we're still waiting to meet with a speech pathologist). He turned 4 in February, and he still doesn't talk as much. He can't answer questions like Alister can, but repeats everything his tablet says. Actually, that's the only way we can communicate with him is by using phrases and songs that his tablet uses. He can comprehend certain commands, but mostly everything else goes over his head. It's odd because when he was 2 he had a wide vocabulary and could sing all day, but as he got older he became more reclusive and I started to notice that he didn't respond to questions, commands, or wouldn't speak in longer sentences on his own like kids do with storytelling. It just sucks because his parents are in denial and don't want to admit to themselves that he might just have ASD. I'm not giving up on him though, he's a brilliant boy and videos like this give me hope.
Same here ours is hyperactive so can't concentrate and moves like in fraction of secs
@@chelseawilliams4377 have you hear of dr. PATRICK Nemcheck protocol in US
This video really resonated with me. My son is currently 5 and in Kindergarten , he has a speech delay though since his birthday last February he’s made a ton of progress with vocabulary and basic conversational skills. He struggled with pronouns and echolalia for a long time but we are seeing less of it now. He will repeat things that he finds funny a few times now.
How’s you kid speech now. Is he talk now ?
Watching your little boy was like watching my 5 year old son who has suspected autism and has a speech delay. He will sometimes answer questions but other times will talk about something completely different and the repetition. I’m also very familiar with the climbing and jumping around 🙈. I always feel like people judge to easily when we’re out and I feel like I have to shout out he’s got autism he’s not being naughty.
Have you come across the topic of Gestalt Language processing? I think it would be helpful to understand :)
Very loving parents they didn’t force him to stay the entire video and realized he participated enough so they sent him of to play while they continued to converse with us. Too many parents force social media on their kids yet the balance and care in this video is refreshing. God bless this family may He give you wisdom grace and continued strength to nurture yourselves and child(children)
I’m a 1st father and thank you❤
Well done! You two, I am so happy seeing excited to see your enthusiasm in helping him. And he is doing just great. He will make sentences, speak in paragraphs and have tonnes of words in his vocabulary. God bless you 💖
Alistair is so cute!!! I sadly was told by my Dr that I can’t have kids and I’ll be 36 on the 15th . I’m religious and don’t believe in intercourse before marriage and being that I’m not married, I haven’t even got to try. But my Dr was pretty adamant that it would never happen anyways. It hurts me so much bc I know God wants us to get married and multiply and I can’t multiply 😢. Sorry, I went way off track there. Watching Alistair today though was so cute! I know you guys just love him bunches!!! So adorable!
❤ He is so sweet!
What a beautiful stimmy kid ❤
My son is autistic and he's 5. Why do you people have to have your cutesy wutesy terms like stimmy? He's a person not a dog, or fur baby like you also probably use.
He doesn’t seem to have speech problem! Speaks better than a lot of normal kids of his age or even older!
thank you for this video. it really helps me to understand and feel for the situatuon
Bless you Britney
Asking 'how old' is a BIIIG question. He has to process a lot of different details before he can come to his own answer.
Im a woman with Autism, i was diagnosed late! My brain works like his does except i might not ''''look''''' like it.
When he repeats, that is him listening and processing. That is him engaging.
I love that you guys are trying really hard. But trying to get him to act 'normal' is so harmful.
If verbal conversation isnt his thing, try other things. Anything. Let him persue his intense interests. Let him be him ❤
@gracehavin5557 Is this a bot? Herbs cannot, and never will 'cure' Autism. This comment is disgusting, ableist, and propagating misinformation. You are putting children's lives at risk. You are disgusting.
You are very lucky. My son is going to be 6 and he is nonverbal. The most I can get out of him is “more”.
@faizailiya-fl1myHello , can I get the doctors contact please for my little one. Thank you
Which herb plz mentioned name ??
I just realized he's telling you how old he is by showing you five fingers.😄
Nice video of your son he is doing good
Hes so sweet i hope my son talks like this mine is 4 and not talking 💔
you are so brave
That's really good for a 5 y/o. My son is 4 and isn't close to this.
man: how old are you?
kid: oh! i have a switch!
Handsome little boys, your works paid off
are gave any medication for him? can u give me list I will do some search before decide to give my son , definitely will discuss with his doctor as well
God only knows why baby's like this beautiful boy have this 🥺😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Question forms can be quite 'oppressive' for some ASD children and I'd suggest that other strategies may be more effective. However try modelled example then question on same context e.g. 'my favourite food is fries, what about you?', then try forced choice with three options (assuming attention and auditory memory is OK) 'my fav food is fries, is you fav food A, B or C?'
he is lucky because he have a blessing family god bless him my lovely 😍
I have a nephew who's autistic and he's 3 and words are very difficult for him even in therapy. You kinda just gotta be listening at the right time to catch him saying one. I'm worried he may never be able to speak like other children his age. Is it possible for him to be able to speak like this boy can?
He reminds me so much of my 6 year old. We just finally had his evaluation today. His speech has improved greatly with Kindergarden! But the way he answers questions reminds me of Alister. He seems like such a happy boy, as is my son. ❤ If youre able to answer my comment, what do think about the "level" distinction they use while evaluating?
He's so sweet.
This is so much like me at a similar age on hold home vhs tapes. He even looks a bit like I did! My parents never knew there was anything wrong at the time, and I never got a diagnosis as a child. There were certainly some struggles growing up in education and certainly in early adulthood trying to cope in certain workplace environments. Things are pretty good now though, makes me wonder how life would be now had it been identified back then.
I hop, my child speack He is 5 years old😭
He’s so cute!! ♥️
He's so super cute!
This reminds me of my son who’s 4 1/2 and on the spectrum. Similar way of responding to questions with something unrelated but very interesting to him personally 😂 also when my son walked by while I was watching this video, he asked if it was “me when I was younger.” 😂
I get Dr Oyalo herbs supplements and it has been helpful on my child autism spectrum. All traits are gone with her speech and focus and attention is good to talk about.
Thank you so much
He wasn't lyin thats actually a very beautiful panting🤣
God bless him
Can i ask when did Alistair start speaking? As in saying words. My son is currently on his diagnosis journey, he is 3 currently and has no words what so ever
I think on another video they said 3 or 4. I think 4
Do you have a video about talking about autism with our kid for the first time?
Adorable 🥰
Cool kid! do they stay like this or do they develop into normal people?
My 4 year old has been diagnosed with severe Autism and she is about on the same verbal level as Alistair. Maybe a little improved now since she has been in ASD Preschool for 5 months 🙏🙏🙏 She does not stim though which is why I did not originally think she was Autistic.
Severe, like level 3? I wonder how that is determined. I thought that nonverbal was considered severe.
My daughter is 4 years old (born at 34 weeks) She does not stim either. She Echo backs almost everything I say to her. She does have some sort of speech delay. I’ve spoke to her pediatrician and currently waiting to get her into therapy. It worries me because I don’t want her to feel different or self conscience about certain things.
How do you know what level and/or if something is considered mild/severe?
I was diagnosed at 10 years old I’m 24 now
My Brother Has This Too. He Is 7.
Nice. My 5-year-old daughter is showing spectrum issues. She does a lot of repeating and does not speak a lot of in sentences.
He is so smart.Omghee...❤ he is spectaluar.❤❤❤
My brother have autism.I am very much sad for it.
¡Gracias!
How old are you?
I have hands.
That's adorable.
It's clearly not a speech problem.
You could try magnesium and l-theonine for calming.
Co q10 May help with brain clarity.
My son is 4 years old not talking but he is obsessed with numbers and the alphabet
He talks a lot more than my 6 year old, he'll only use random single words. Haven't heard him make a complete sentence yet. He makes the same movements and facial expressions as your son, but maybe not quite as severe. He's a little more laid back like his dad lol
I get Dr Oyalo herbs supplements and it has been helpful on my child autism spectrum. All traits are gone with her speech and focus and attention is good to talk about.
I see no delay lol. My 5 year old does not speak at all in context, only in scripts.
I pray for the day I hear a “Hi daddy”
He can count to 200, even and odd numbers , ABC’s with ease, sing songs, very advanced…but won’t speak to you. I keep trying and never giving up.
You should look up some info about Gestalt Language Processing, it will help you understand how to help him :)
Did he go through therapy?
He is so smart ❤️ But what worries me is if my son have autism…he act somewhat like this and i really have no experience in a child with autism 😖 someone help. His the evaluator said he shows no sign if autism
my brother is autistic and im only 13 and he’s 7, I’ve learned so so much about autism from social media and experiences from him im sure you can too! he also had adhd so definitely look into do your son has adhd or autism bc they are very similar, you can search up autism traits and adhd traits and see from there
im also autistic too which I just found out recently and now I think I’m really starting to understand autism more
@Kirsten Donaho um autism isn’t a disease or virus so I don’t think herbs can help with autism.. therapy is definitely better
He is very sweet by the way
My son is 7 and has all these traits with his speech and at a 3 word sentence if that . We have been going to speech now 2 years and while I see a little improvement don’t think it’s helping him in a way that I thought. Or in a way that he would and I would see improvement. Is this normal am I putting to much expectation on this ?? I am mindful not to put my son with my expectations but rather just keep working and doing what routine we. Have around home school and therapy but just feel like I’m not doing it right or I’m missing something. A y suggestions you can offer please pass on . ❤️
That was awesome
so cute …😊
It makes me cry alot😭😭😭😭😭😭🥺😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇