good for Lex. some kids thrive in school and being with their peers. Lex probably feels better knowing he’s with kids his own age and is wanting to do what their doing. it’s going to help with his social skills.
I have ADHD as well and my mom was given similar options. I stayed in my original grade and it was the best thing for me. I was at an independent school but had academic services which helped me a lot. I loved hearing this update. Lex is such a little light!
I emailed you a few weeks ago, before you told us you were trying to avoid all of that for your sanity and so I just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for helping me find enough strength to fight for my child. Your videos have done more for me than I can ever explain and I am forever grateful.
You really are. You look so happy now. I am so so proud of you for being brave enough to choose yourself first and to speak up for yourself. I know we only see a tiny portion of you, but I can personally speak for how kind you have been to me through my years of watching you. Keep being yourself girl.
So great that Lex is doing well!!! I loved the reminder to find ways to remind parents how wonderful their child is even during those difficult meetings. I have 7 IFSP meetings with families next week and I will be sure to share the positives with families, not just the tough stuff
So happy to hear Lex is doing so well. I do worry a little if they are dropping his IEP. With the ADHD in particular I really hope they are giving him accommodations so he doesn’t start falling behind. I guess I don’t trust school districts and their intentions. I am thrilled to hear about his success with ABA!! I work in special education law so this all makes my heart happy
Hi, I am really nervous about going to the school district for my son he's about to turn 3 but his development is behind. Should I take him to the school district for evaluation?
@@SittingPRETTY727 you definitely can! You can also get your own evaluation done independent of the school district. I think if you have that in hand and some sort of diagnosis with recommendations for what he needs, you might feel more empowered. Has your child been assessed by their pediatrician?
@@KatTheTruth I guess I am afraid of the label . Yes, we've been to a developmental pediatrician and she said come back in December. He has speech therapy and just started OT I did OT because since putting him in daycare he's starting to chew on his shirt really bad.
@@SittingPRETTY727 no matter what diagnosis there is, he’s still your same sweet boy. And sometimes labels can help if only to get services to help him. You can do it. 🥰
ive returned to teaching and this year im going to have an austistic kid for the first time. When i taught right out of college children with autism were usually placed in self contained classrooms.
Your channel led me to finding out my son was on the Autism spectrum. My son is a year younger than Lex but he is literally his clone when it comes to intelligence! My son is already at a kindergarten level but his social skills somewhat lacks (no perception of personal space haha). I've been following you for a few years now and I'm amazed and SO proud at how far Lex has comes. Gifted truly is the perfect adjective to describe him
Great you Lex. I had a one to one aid from like second grade to around eighth grade (that was COVID year). I’m now in 10th grade still have an IEP but I’m doing ok. Also I’m jealous of Danielle and Lonnie Jr. homework sucks and that’s one of the biggest aereas I struggle in
I'm twice-exceptional. I'm your age, and back when I was a kid, Asperger's wasn't known about, so my quirks all were thought to be "giftedness". I think nowadays I would have been diagnosed in preschool.
No one taught me to read either really, but I learned very early at 3 I could already read full toddler/ kindergarten aged books. I was the only kid in preschool who could read and already know everything they were learning but they couldn’t move me to kindergarten at three it was just to young they said. Anyways I am so happy to hear Lex is thriving and doing so well!
As a kid, my parents were always asked by my school district if they wanted me to skip 2 grades and go straight from kindergarten to 3rd grade but my parents knew it was a bad idea because of my at the time undiagnosed autism, I had trouble making friends and they knew that having a 7 year old with 10 year olds would be a bad idea in my personal case. I currently run a company with over 50 locations across the us and have a well paying salary. Just wanted to share a similar experience and how well it worked out for me.
I'm in a special ed unit at my school, all the time. I can't cope in the classroom, and honestly, I can't cope in the kind of special ed they offer where I live either. I've always had issues with school, and for the last few years, I've been absent most of the time. I was always good academically as a kid in most subjects I could pay attention to. Generally developmentally and academically, I was ahead a lot as a kid (not with everything, though) and was seen as quite mature, but at some point things kind of stopped, and now I would probably be considered immature for my age, and behind academically. Feels like my life has consisted of an early sprint then getting too tired to finish the race. Currently I'm for the most part not attending school; they took away my 1 to 1 (somdtimes 2 to 1) assistant and blamed that on funding (which really shouldn't be an issue, the school has all ability to get help from other instances easily) and that in particular has really screwed me over. There are also a whole bunch more students in my class, the area we are in has been completely renovated, there are new teachers and new stuff on the timetable, and it's all just not okay for me. The school doesn't seem to care, though. There have been meetings where things like this have supposedly been discussed, but nothing's come out of it. I want to go to school, but I can't. I end up sitting in the hallway waiting to be able to be picked up, I can't cope. Hopefully something will be sorted out soon, but as its looking now, I'm not sure it will.
I’m so happy for Lex and also that you are talking about Twice exceptionalities, I have been identified as Gifted two years ago and in 2022 I’m planning to go through the process of getting diagnosed (or not) with Autism. I also have a question regarding his language, if I recall correctly a few years ago he was diagnosed with a specific language impairment? How’s that going on right now? I’m especially interested because I would like to study Speech-Language Pathology. Much love to all. 💙
Cathy, I am a retired speech-language pathologist and there is a real shortage and a great need for professionals in this field! I wish you success in your educational endeavors.
Aww! I’m so proud of Lex! He is super smart. Do you think if Noah had gotten services earlier he would’ve been like Lex? I can’t help knowing that Noah seems like a very smart kid. He’s also reading good too. I remember when you had him read some books on the channel. He did so good. He is a great kid. And so is Lex. I’m glad they say good stuff about him at first in the IEP meeting. With my mom in my IEP meeting they didn’t do any of that. They just started in on her and tried to say the school wasn’t a good fit for me. I went to a Montessori school first in Kindergarten and then I went back in the fifth grade. The teacher wasn’t a very good teacher. She loved me the first semester, but she hated me the second semester lol. Can’t get crazier than that. And other people have said that she is crazy too. I’m like, “It’s obvious she’s crazy.” She’s gotten several divorces because she doesn’t get along with her husband lol. I tell people to beware her. But I survived her lol. She doesn’t bother me anymore. She tried to say I hit somebody on purpose with my lunchbox in the hallway. I did not. I was swinging my lunchbox and I just happened to hit somebody with the lunchbox lol. Check the camera lol. That’s what it’s for. Still, I loved my experience there. I loved my experience at every school. There were remnants of people in my life that helped me get to where I was at in life. And I am so appreciative of them. Well, thanks for sharing! Have a great day!
Are you teaching any of your other kids to read? I learned to read at age 3-4 in a self directed way, but I also think from eavesdropping on my sister (2 years older) being taught to read or just wanting attention too so hanging around listening or something. I started kindergarten at age 4 due to already being able to fully read. The age was a huge problem later, because I think waiting a bit longer would have made math and social skills easier for me. I also have ADHD and maybe ASD but my mom didn't want me tested as a kid or labelled... When I had my own insurance at age 26 I went and got an assessment for ADHD only and treatment finally. My potty habits sucked at age 4 haha... I'd ignore it for too long until I couldn't hold it anymore. I also was afraid of interrupting in the classroom so held it for too long and fully peed pants once or twice in kindergarten due to being afraid in class to ask or just run out. ...often had dribble issues due to waiting too long :(
Where in Colorado are you located? My 6 year old grandson has ADHD and just found that he is on the Autism spectrum but in the local school he does not qualify for special ed. He has always had a speech impairment. We are located in Arkansas and it is so hard to get any help with getting him an IEP. His parents put him into ARVA and it did not take long for the special ed lady to see what was going on, even his kinder class teacher. Sorry for so much info. Its heart breaking but my daughter and her spouse are looking into moving to Colorado so he can get the help he needs.
I’m really sorry you had such an awful experience with the special education team in Florida. I’m a Florida general education teacher and starting out IEP meetings with something positive about the student is supposed to be best practice. I always make it a point to start out any communication with parents with something positive about their child. Unfortunately, some teachers don’t have the same philosophy. As a parent of a neurodiverse child, public education is a tricky landscape. It’s not set up for neurodiverse kids and sometimes people don’t appreciate how hard navigating a system that isn’t set up for you can be every day. Hopefully, things continue to move forward and people will become more knowledgeable about neurodiverse kids and how to best accommodate them.
My son got a new teacher this year again. And I had my first parent teacher conference with her and my son isn't making any progress with her. She made it seem like everything was my fault. But my thing is he made progress with teachers he had before. So how is it my fault?
It’s not! She’s just trying to shift blame. She probably doesn’t have any or a lot experience. I’d look into trying to change his teacher. If possible. I had to do this with my son. As soon as he got this new teacher he was always into trouble and failing. My son isn’t perfect or always on his best behavior BUT something with this new teacher just wasn’t good. She didn’t seem to care much.
@@1Life2Live007 The teacher pretty much told me it was my fault cause she thinks I don't work with him at home. They fired the last teacher for no reason. And when they did that all the parents was mad. She is going with no experience
My son i believe has ADHD he has very hard time focus in school also aggression. he is in kindergarten & can not stay in his seat. he is in a class with only 7 kids. He is at a 2nd grade education as well how did lex get the focus because my son if he’s not entertained will go off to do his own thing.
Hey I just wanted to ask if you had any suggestions to help with car safety. I work with a 5 yr old with severe autism but he is loosening/getting out of his car seat! We explain and explain and aba is obviously working on it but he's beaten all of the child locks so any tips or things other parents are doing would be appreciated!
What kind of car safety issues is he having. My 4 year old keeps unbuckling himself. Twisting the botton buckle of the car seat makes it a little difficult, but I'm sure that's only temporary.
What do you think about ABA? Is it really helpful? There are a lot of autistic adults saying that ABA is abusing. That’s making me scared of putting my son into ABA
I think doing your research is super important. I will be talking about ABA therapy in our next vlog some but I’d just be very thorough. For some kids it’s helpful, for others not as much
Taking kids out of the classroom is just disruptive all around from my own experience as one who was in special education classes in grade school. ADHD, other learning disabilities, and partially deaf/hard of hearing. Tbh, I think it's better that he's in one classroom. It's also distracting to have to change rooms a lot.
@@OurLANDingCrew8 That's awesome that he has a buddy!! I am so glad to hear that. I just remember a heartbreaking video from a long time ago when he was saying he wanted to go to school and wanted friends and it was so sad. He has made such progress as all of your beautiful babies have. Nelly looks so grown up!!
I feel 😡 right now because I am jealous that Lex is more intelligent than I am because I was ALWAYS in some sort of Special Education program throughout my schooling😔😥😫😩Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck!
As I explained in the video, we won't know what his heart condition is until they do another echo. From what we can tell physically, he seems fine. We won't know for another year though.
good for Lex. some kids thrive in school and being with their peers. Lex probably feels better knowing he’s with kids his own age and is wanting to do what their doing. it’s going to help with his social skills.
I have ADHD as well and my mom was given similar options. I stayed in my original grade and it was the best thing for me. I was at an independent school but had academic services which helped me a lot. I loved hearing this update. Lex is such a little light!
I emailed you a few weeks ago, before you told us you were trying to avoid all of that for your sanity and so I just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for helping me find enough strength to fight for my child. Your videos have done more for me than I can ever explain and I am forever grateful.
Aww Kelli thank you so much!!! I am in a MUCH better place now :)
You really are. You look so happy now. I am so so proud of you for being brave enough to choose yourself first and to speak up for yourself. I know we only see a tiny portion of you, but I can personally speak for how kind you have been to me through my years of watching you. Keep being yourself girl.
I am so happy to hear about Lex he is such a cute little boy I love watching all your kids I sure do miss them have a great day
I love the editing in this video and the last one! So happy Lex is doing so well!
Great Job Lex! Lex has always reminded me very much of my 10 year old nephew who is a light in my life. Keep being that bright light Lex.
You know, I write blogs about autism advocacy, independence, and acceptance. People like you are the reason why!
So great that Lex is doing well!!! I loved the reminder to find ways to remind parents how wonderful their child is even during those difficult meetings. I have 7 IFSP meetings with families next week and I will be sure to share the positives with families, not just the tough stuff
So delighted Lex is making amazing progress. A bit of challenge seems to be bringing out the best in him.
Love your family and videos! You can always call a new IEP meeting even if the annual date hasn't come. They can do what's called an addendum meeting.
Oh that I amd efinitely aware. We had 10-15 IEP metings a YEAR for Noah...
Way to go LEX!!! Your a amazing young man ! Watch out word !
So happy to hear Lex is doing so well. I do worry a little if they are dropping his IEP. With the ADHD in particular I really hope they are giving him accommodations so he doesn’t start falling behind. I guess I don’t trust school districts and their intentions.
I am thrilled to hear about his success with ABA!! I work in special education law so this all makes my heart happy
Hi, I am really nervous about going to the school district for my son he's about to turn 3 but his development is behind. Should I take him to the school district for evaluation?
@@SittingPRETTY727 you definitely can! You can also get your own evaluation done independent of the school district. I think if you have that in hand and some sort of diagnosis with recommendations for what he needs, you might feel more empowered. Has your child been assessed by their pediatrician?
@@KatTheTruth I guess I am afraid of the label . Yes, we've been to a developmental pediatrician and she said come back in December. He has speech therapy and just started OT I did OT because since putting him in daycare he's starting to chew on his shirt really bad.
@@SittingPRETTY727 no matter what diagnosis there is, he’s still your same sweet boy. And sometimes labels can help if only to get services to help him. You can do it. 🥰
I am so happy for Lex. Congratulations. You are an amazing mama.
Way you go, Lex! This is great news! Wonderful for you, too, Mom and Dad!
You guys have been Lex's and all your other children's best advocates! 👍💕
Im so happy for Lex! I have loved watching his progression. I can't believe he's so smart
I feel so happy for your family having such great news! (Tears brought to my eyes)
ive returned to teaching and this year im going to have an austistic kid for the first time. When i taught right out of college children with autism were usually placed in self contained classrooms.
I'm glad Lex made progress. Continue on your road to getting that giant gold play button along with interviewing with Chris Ulmer of SBSK.
Lex is so smart and the cutest little guy 🧩 💙
I’m so happy to hear that.
Your channel led me to finding out my son was on the Autism spectrum. My son is a year younger than Lex but he is literally his clone when it comes to intelligence! My son is already at a kindergarten level but his social skills somewhat lacks (no perception of personal space haha). I've been following you for a few years now and I'm amazed and SO proud at how far Lex has comes. Gifted truly is the perfect adjective to describe him
Aww thank you Jessica!
Great you Lex. I had a one to one aid from like second grade to around eighth grade (that was COVID year). I’m now in 10th grade still have an IEP but I’m doing ok.
Also I’m jealous of Danielle and Lonnie Jr. homework sucks and that’s one of the biggest aereas I struggle in
Awesome news for Lex! Happy to hear he still has aba!
I'm twice-exceptional. I'm your age, and back when I was a kid, Asperger's wasn't known about, so my quirks all were thought to be "giftedness". I think nowadays I would have been diagnosed in preschool.
So glad to be watching your videos again 🥰 glad to see Lex doing so well!
Congrats for Lex.
That is amazing that he is doing so good!
I’m so happy for u guys and Lex! 🙂
No one taught me to read either really, but I learned very early at 3 I could already read full toddler/ kindergarten aged books. I was the only kid in preschool who could read and already know everything they were learning but they couldn’t move me to kindergarten at three it was just to young they said. Anyways I am so happy to hear Lex is thriving and doing so well!
As a kid, my parents were always asked by my school district if they wanted me to skip 2 grades and go straight from kindergarten to 3rd grade but my parents knew it was a bad idea because of my at the time undiagnosed autism, I had trouble making friends and they knew that having a 7 year old with 10 year olds would be a bad idea in my personal case. I currently run a company with over 50 locations across the us and have a well paying salary. Just wanted to share a similar experience and how well it worked out for me.
Aww thank you Nora! And honestly I think it’s a bad idea for any child.
@@OurLANDingCrew8 I agree
Best update ever! Go Lex! And Steph, you look amazing! If this is what happens when you move to CO, I’m going to join you there! 😍🤩👏🏻
I'm in a special ed unit at my school, all the time. I can't cope in the classroom, and honestly, I can't cope in the kind of special ed they offer where I live either. I've always had issues with school, and for the last few years, I've been absent most of the time.
I was always good academically as a kid in most subjects I could pay attention to. Generally developmentally and academically, I was ahead a lot as a kid (not with everything, though) and was seen as quite mature, but at some point things kind of stopped, and now I would probably be considered immature for my age, and behind academically. Feels like my life has consisted of an early sprint then getting too tired to finish the race.
Currently I'm for the most part not attending school; they took away my 1 to 1 (somdtimes 2 to 1) assistant and blamed that on funding (which really shouldn't be an issue, the school has all ability to get help from other instances easily) and that in particular has really screwed me over. There are also a whole bunch more students in my class, the area we are in has been completely renovated, there are new teachers and new stuff on the timetable, and it's all just not okay for me. The school doesn't seem to care, though.
There have been meetings where things like this have supposedly been discussed, but nothing's come out of it. I want to go to school, but I can't. I end up sitting in the hallway waiting to be able to be picked up, I can't cope. Hopefully something will be sorted out soon, but as its looking now, I'm not sure it will.
I agree I don’t agree with homework either. Unless it’s studying for a test.
You have a lot of great content on your channel. I'm so proud of Lex and his progress! #ourlandingcrew
So happy for you and your family, such great news!!
What is a 504 plan?
Way to go Lex.🥰
I’m so happy for Lex and also that you are talking about Twice exceptionalities, I have been identified as Gifted two years ago and in 2022 I’m planning to go through the process of getting diagnosed (or not) with Autism.
I also have a question regarding his language, if I recall correctly a few years ago he was diagnosed with a specific language impairment? How’s that going on right now? I’m especially interested because I would like to study Speech-Language Pathology.
Much love to all. 💙
Cathy, I am a retired speech-language pathologist and there is a real shortage and a great need for professionals in this field! I wish you success in your educational endeavors.
Thank you so much! I applied to 5 universities and I will know the results around March-April ☺️
Aww! I’m so proud of Lex! He is super smart. Do you think if Noah had gotten services earlier he would’ve been like Lex? I can’t help knowing that Noah seems like a very smart kid. He’s also reading good too. I remember when you had him read some books on the channel. He did so good. He is a great kid. And so is Lex. I’m glad they say good stuff about him at first in the IEP meeting. With my mom in my IEP meeting they didn’t do any of that. They just started in on her and tried to say the school wasn’t a good fit for me. I went to a Montessori school first in Kindergarten and then I went back in the fifth grade. The teacher wasn’t a very good teacher. She loved me the first semester, but she hated me the second semester lol. Can’t get crazier than that. And other people have said that she is crazy too. I’m like, “It’s obvious she’s crazy.” She’s gotten several divorces because she doesn’t get along with her husband lol. I tell people to beware her. But I survived her lol. She doesn’t bother me anymore. She tried to say I hit somebody on purpose with my lunchbox in the hallway. I did not. I was swinging my lunchbox and I just happened to hit somebody with the lunchbox lol. Check the camera lol. That’s what it’s for. Still, I loved my experience there. I loved my experience at every school. There were remnants of people in my life that helped me get to where I was at in life. And I am so appreciative of them. Well, thanks for sharing! Have a great day!
I loved this video. You were glowing.
He is so cute
This is so amazing!! 👏
Are you teaching any of your other kids to read? I learned to read at age 3-4 in a self directed way, but I also think from eavesdropping on my sister (2 years older) being taught to read or just wanting attention too so hanging around listening or something. I started kindergarten at age 4 due to already being able to fully read. The age was a huge problem later, because I think waiting a bit longer would have made math and social skills easier for me. I also have ADHD and maybe ASD but my mom didn't want me tested as a kid or labelled... When I had my own insurance at age 26 I went and got an assessment for ADHD only and treatment finally.
My potty habits sucked at age 4 haha... I'd ignore it for too long until I couldn't hold it anymore. I also was afraid of interrupting in the classroom so held it for too long and fully peed pants once or twice in kindergarten due to being afraid in class to ask or just run out. ...often had dribble issues due to waiting too long :(
I love love love your videos. THANK YOU
Thats great news
Love you guys what sensory toy dose lex like to use dose Noah like to use the sensory swing
Where in Colorado are you located? My 6 year old grandson has ADHD and just found that he is on the Autism spectrum but in the local school he does not qualify for special ed. He has always had a speech impairment. We are located in Arkansas and it is so hard to get any help with getting him an IEP. His parents put him into ARVA and it did not take long for the special ed lady to see what was going on, even his kinder class teacher. Sorry for so much info. Its heart breaking but my daughter and her spouse are looking into moving to Colorado so he can get the help he needs.
Colorado Springs :)
I’m really sorry you had such an awful experience with the special education team in Florida. I’m a Florida general education teacher and starting out IEP meetings with something positive about the student is supposed to be best practice. I always make it a point to start out any communication with parents with something positive about their child. Unfortunately, some teachers don’t have the same philosophy. As a parent of a neurodiverse child, public education is a tricky landscape. It’s not set up for neurodiverse kids and sometimes people don’t appreciate how hard navigating a system that isn’t set up for you can be every day. Hopefully, things continue to move forward and people will become more knowledgeable about neurodiverse kids and how to best accommodate them.
I am so glad there's someone in Florida who wants to make the system better :)
Emily from it’s our wonderful life could use your help right now with the 1 on 1 thing with griffin. She is feeling a little lost on how to start.
She text me earlier :)
@@OurLANDingCrew8 awesome!!!! Also way to go Lex!!!!
What are CNS hours?
My son got a new teacher this year again. And I had my first parent teacher conference with her and my son isn't making any progress with her. She made it seem like everything was my fault. But my thing is he made progress with teachers he had before. So how is it my fault?
It’s not! She’s just trying to shift blame. She probably doesn’t have any or a lot experience. I’d look into trying to change his teacher. If possible. I had to do this with my son. As soon as he got this new teacher he was always into trouble and failing. My son isn’t perfect or always on his best behavior BUT something with this new teacher just wasn’t good. She didn’t seem to care much.
@@1Life2Live007 The teacher pretty much told me it was my fault cause she thinks I don't work with him at home. They fired the last teacher for no reason. And when they did that all the parents was mad. She is going with no experience
My son i believe has ADHD he has very hard time focus in school also aggression. he is in kindergarten & can not stay in his seat. he is in a class with only 7 kids. He is at a 2nd grade education as well how did lex get the focus because my son if he’s not entertained will go off to do his own thing.
Hey I just wanted to ask if you had any suggestions to help with car safety. I work with a 5 yr old with severe autism but he is loosening/getting out of his car seat! We explain and explain and aba is obviously working on it but he's beaten all of the child locks so any tips or things other parents are doing would be appreciated!
There's special carseats that insurance will sometimes cover. Lex's comes in on Wednesday and I will be doing a vlog on it!
What is a 504 plan exactly??
So proud of you Lex. 🙌👌
What would consider someone gifted?
I miss the coins on would sound in the beginning of your videos. Anyway, you’re New intro is cool to
It's just for Halloween. November will bring back the coin intro then December holds a Christmas intro :)
Hi did he have speech delays?
Yes, He only had 4 words until almost 2.5 then he just woke up one day and started talking more and more.
@@OurLANDingCrew8 oh God thank you! That gives me hope . So happy your baby is doing well!
What kind of car safety issues is he having. My 4 year old keeps unbuckling himself. Twisting the botton buckle of the car seat makes it a little difficult, but I'm sure that's only temporary.
Exactly that LOL. Next week's vlog will talk about it and explain it more!
What do you think about ABA? Is it really helpful? There are a lot of autistic adults saying that ABA is abusing. That’s making me scared of putting my son into ABA
I think doing your research is super important. I will be talking about ABA therapy in our next vlog some but I’d just be very thorough. For some kids it’s helpful, for others not as much
Taking kids out of the classroom is just disruptive all around from my own experience as one who was in special education classes in grade school. ADHD, other learning disabilities, and partially deaf/hard of hearing. Tbh, I think it's better that he's in one classroom. It's also distracting to have to change rooms a lot.
What a 505 Plan?
@@anothergoldilocks1077 probably 🙃 I am not familiar with the term
You changed the name back??
Yep! It was too complicated lol
@@OurLANDingCrew8 it’s all good still love yS :)
Do you think that Noah is jealous in any way that his younger sibling is making friends and that's one thing he's desperately wanted for a long time?
He’s jealous Lex goes to school but not really about making friends as Noah gets a lot of interaction at home ❤️ and he’s friends with Harrison
@@OurLANDingCrew8 That's awesome that he has a buddy!! I am so glad to hear that. I just remember a heartbreaking video from a long time ago when he was saying he wanted to go to school and wanted friends and it was so sad. He has made such progress as all of your beautiful babies have. Nelly looks so grown up!!
What is CNA?
Nursing Aide. If a child needs assistance with daily living skills that other individuals their child shouldn't need assistance with.
Lex is hyerlexric. So he was already twice exceptional
I feel 😡 right now because I am jealous that Lex is more intelligent than I am because I was ALWAYS in some sort of Special Education program throughout my schooling😔😥😫😩Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck!
So has Lex’s heart has gotten worse.
As I explained in the video, we won't know what his heart condition is until they do another echo. From what we can tell physically, he seems fine. We won't know for another year though.
Congratulations Lex