Mikko gets ANXIETY on Hair Wash day
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2023
- Lately, Mikko has been experiencing heightened sensitivities. Hair wash day has always been a challenge, but now that she's more sensitive it makes it that much more difficult. We continue to be there for her in those times to help her navigate her experiences in an attempt to overcome them.
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Mikko has the best parents in the world. Congratulations mom and dad for your teamwork. One day these girl Will see these videos and be moved by all the love she received.❤
When dad came over and she stops crying. I still call my dad when I have a meltdown. The sound of his voice makes everything feel better. You also notice when he holds her hand he doesn’t grab it. He holds it up as an invitation for her to hold it if she would like. Sudden sensory input might upset autistic people especially in times of stress so it’s important that she signals she wants that sensory input. I really appreciate seeing that
I thought additional touch would only add to overload... He keeps rubbing her etc and that seems to be ok tho🤷♀
@@Lilian040210 it depends on the person and the sensation and the situation. Some sensations are positive, some are overwhelming, some are calming. Which is which depends on the individual.
Me too!!! Best dads in the world!!❤️🙏❤️
@briana1345 that’s a good question. A lot of things autistic people do neurotypical people do too to a lesser extent, like stimming for example. A meltdown is when your senses become completely overwhelmed and your brain can’t handle it. I’ve never seen a neurotypical person have one but maybe if there was enough stimulus they would
@briana1345wow you're dense
Dad has the calming ingredient for her…. and no cutting her hair.. it’s beautiful.. .. .. she is a beautiful child and mom you and Dad are the best support team..
Yep, I completely agree with you! I said the same thing to both. And how dare someone comments to say just cut her hair. The nerve of people, uggh! Mikko's hair is so gorgeous.
@@aprill7592 yes it is and I’m 58 and can’t do hair and my daughter does mine and I got decent length hair and tender headed to this day so I wanted to cry too cause my daughter has made me cry.. we had my daughter hair braided or I paid my neighbor to do it I couldn’t
Dad has an extremely calm spirit. ❤
It’s not your child and not what you want that counts.
Mind your business, not your child ijs
From my observations it seems to be less upsetting for Mikko when you brush and style her hair on a "typical" styling day. If that's the case, it will be 95% less challenging to detangle her hair if you brush it and put it into 5-8 large loose braids and then wash it while it's still in the braids. Let it air dry while it's braided. Then open and ¡viola! Tangle free, clean hair. It's saved me from so much stress and anxiety on my hair days.
I think she loves the sound of her dad's voice she kind of got calm once he came in ❤ that's exactly how my daughter is with her dad & also wash day she hates it
Men have a deep voice and it’s more calming to babies
@@susansims7837that is true
MOM does a great job calming Mikko during “wash-day.” Dad is ALSO helpful as a distraction that helps calm her. You guys make a great team and a strong base for Mikko!
I get your emphasis and I agree. People overly fawn of this man being a tenderhearted human and a good dad, when mothers are expected to be. He's a great parent. And so is she. And she seems to do the bulk of the care.
I’m sensitive to light, sound and some clothing. It’s so sad listening to distress. You both are amazing parents. 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽
Precious and Chris, you make an amazing team to help Mikko overcome the peaks of anxiety. I see patient and loving parents who blessed the world with an incredible child named Mikko. I won't forget the twins either.
Wash day is often overwhelming for lots of people so I can’t even begin to imagine how it must affect poor Mikko. You’re doing great mom and dad. ❤
I hate wash days.
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Is there a law against cutting children's hair shorter so it's not so difficult to keep up with and axiety producing? I would be so uncomfortable under all of that hair, beautiful as it is. Leave a long section for her to stim with. I think you are making your own lives more difficult. If she made the choice, what would SHE choose?
@@abathome7721 well to address your comment. I keep my hair slightly longer bc I don’t care for the way short hair looks on me. I deal with hair wash day bc it’s necessary. As far as Miko’s parents I believe in a previous video her mother said they want her to learn to deal with everyday things like having her hair washed and detangled. And also that being autistic doesn’t automatically make you exempt from certain things. Again, I believe that’s what she said but I could be wrong.
I loved the ending and indication of what you guys know is best for your daughter. ❤
Me too. She summed it up beautifully perfectly.😌
I broke down in tears to see how gentle you two were with her you're such good gentle loving parents ❤❤❤❤❤
Same
My parents could never. Thankgod my mother did not have an autistic child I would have been way more abused.
You guys are doing an awesome job. Cutting her hair isn’t the answer like you said she doesn’t get a pass and she must learn how to work through difficult and uncomfortable situations. May God continue to give you both the guidance , patience and strength to continue doing what’s best for baby girl🙏🏾
Amen 🙏🏾✝️✝️✝️🙏🏾
Missing my Daddy, as I watch this interaction. He was my first (and most impacting) example and reference of a protector. Mom and Dad are doing GREAT. Working together, speaking calmly and demonstrating the "loving touch" is exactly what this precious little one needs (and receives). I pray God's best blessings for your family.❤
I feel for little Mikko. I'm neurotypical but I hated getting my hair done in any capacity as a small child. The jerking movements, the tension on my scalp, the detangling etc. Plus I was/am tender-headed. So I can imagine it must be that much more difficult for a child with ASD.
I‘m autistic and I‘m also incredibly sensitive to noise! Now that I‘m older I wear earphones all the time. It’s not just that your ears are sensitive it’s that your brain can’t filter out the noise so you‘re always aware of everything around you.
Shower heads are incredibly loud and bathrooms have an ugly acoustic because of the tiles. You’re incredible at recognizing your daughter’s needs and she seems to like being held. Does she also like being wrapped up like a burrito in a blanket? If she likes it Keeping her wrapped up in a towel that has the right level of softness for her and moving washing times to a quiet time of the day might be helpful.
For me my dog keeps me calm as well. Because I can’t filter out sounds I always hear his breathing and that makes me aware of his calming presence and the fact that I‘m not alone in a sea impressions hurting me 24/7.
it’s tedious work finding out what overstimulates ud but avoiding overstimulation altogether has seriously improved my quality of life so much. Meltdowns rarely occur, maybe 3 times a year. I can be a lot more active member of society because I don’t have to recover all the time from being driven towards the edge. It’s nice.
OMG the Army base makes SO MUCH SENSE for her panicking the way she was at the window. I'm so glad that you guys were able to find out what was scaring her. I hope as she gets older she realizes she's gonna be ok but its still ok to get scared. Just a thought, if you and your husband are allowed/able to, see if you can take Mikko to the base ( not go on base but are able to drive past it) on a day they aren't so busy so she can see where the noise is coming from? I know you said she grew up on it but I wonder if she doesn't connect the noise to the base because she was so young. I know some kids feel better after finding and understanding the source of what is scaring them. You guys are doing amazing with her. Please ignore the comments about Mikko's hair, it's beautiful JUST LIKE HER
@@Poohsister8really…what do you understand about Autism
@@Poohsister8 you start a life with a brain cell above vegetable. You develop and your perception does too. Babies forget things exist the moment they stop seeing it. Maybe she got to a point where she can remember both the scary feeling\moment and the source of it. Plus liek the parents said, maybe her sensitivities just develop too. Kids change
Have you considered:
1) Ear plugs for her during hair washing
2) There is a cone shaped device you could put around her head that prevents water from spashing in her face
3) putting her hair in sections. Wash and condition each section
4) Use stretching method when drying her hair.
5) Mikko definitely needs considerable more product in her hair due to the volume
Hopefully these tips will help you all.🙏🏾💝🙏🏾
Also, if she is sensitive to the running facet water, prepare warm water in pouring containers. Nonetheless, she DID IT! SHE WENT THROUGH IT.❤❤❤
I was also wondering if she'd benefit from not hearing the loud water or sink. Earplugs, good idea!
Also the string method for putting her hair up
Also, cutting half of it off to reduce the time it takes to wash detangle and style.
Im sorry, but why keep extra long hair on a special needs child who hates having it done? It could easily be shoulder length and so much easier to manage. She could still stim and life would be just fine.
When my sons hair got too long around age 3 that it became a problem for him, we decided shorter hair would be better even if I loved it long. I had to put my own feelings aside. There is a difference between teaching life skills and making life harder than it has to be for esthetics.
I like suggestions cause we’re all learning! And one key point might just help!Yeah it’s so rough to watch her be in distress. Stressful for everyone. The parents are doing an awesome job! My 2 cents after watching. Keep up the good work.
Cutting it down a few inches would help for sure. She has a lot 🫶🏽
I agree with more product
Use 2 in 1 shampoo/wash
Grip hair tighter when detangling Starting at the ends and work up
Put hair in at least 4-6 sections
Get a shampoo hand brush
I wonder how she does with this process in the bath tube with toys?
I love when her dad comes over. He's her security blanket. She's calm when he's with her. He's such a good dad.
Her little face and crying ,as a grandma, I want to just hug her
You guys are great with her. She was enjoying the hair massaging.
So glad you all found out what was scaring the baby! I know she is growing and changing just like every child does. I greatly admire your patience in working with her. By having two loving parents makes a big difference in any child’s life ❤! You guys are doing a great job ❤
My daughter is autistic as well, we all parent differently. Mine hates wash day and when I comb her hair as well. She doesn’t like a lot of things. But it must get done, the more you do it the better they will get. The world does not care that our kids are autistic and they will not be nice to our kids. Therefore, I believe you make them do it anyway. We aren’t gonna be here forever and the world doesn’t revolve around them. A lot of ppl judge my parenting because my daughter likes to hurt her siblings and other ppl when she gets mad. I will give her a spank if need be and guess what? It works! When I’m not here and she goes around hurting ppl what’s gonna happen to her? So do what you feel is best because I sure do. Idc what ppl say my child isn’t gonna end up dead somewhere because of her behaviors. And I don’t trust ABA, because I sent her there and they sent her back to me with scratches because they can’t handle her either really. Mine had severe autism and adhd and she is ALOT to handle. That’s why I parent the way that I do. People are always going to judge. Who cares.
You are absolutely right! I applaud you on the way you discipline your little one. You're right because the world will not be kind. My heart goes out to you sweetheart ❤
Yes ! My three year old son does the same thing when he gets mad and guess what a quick pop fixes all of that he 100% knows right from wrong and likes to test the waters !! I do not baby him and treat him no differently . He’s high functioning and very independent . Just like a typical toddler he throws tantrums when he doesn’t want to do something but like you said the world will not revolve around him
Thank you guys ❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing that. My niece has autism and is a lot to handle. I always think of how others may treat her when we aren’t around.
You’re an awesome mom with awesome perspective and wisdom!!❤️❤️❤️
My daughter hates the bath! She went through this phase a year ago. We did in home therapy. I just purchased some relaxing bath bubbles and some toys to distract her. Our daughters are about a week apart in age!! Your journey has helped me mentally in so many ways. You’re family is beautiful. Thank you for all that you do. You and your husband make a great team!
Your comment is so jolly good. I get sick to death of people acting like when parents do things like this for their children it's "coddling" them, "spoiling" them, or being "lazy". 🙄
Kudos to you. 😊
@@Gumbier_Than AGREED! Children have feelings just as strong as ours! How can we possibly expect them to know how to regulate their emotions in such a large world? Especially when there are some setbacks. People expect way too much from these little beings.
My daughter absolutely HATES wash day 😢 Sending y’all love 🙏🏾🙏🏾🫶🏾
Love you videos! As a stylist Idk what products your using now but I would use design essentials silk shampoo (even tho it’s for silk presses) because it makes the hair LITERALLY like silk and you can detangle with the shampoo. My technique is to always be pulling the hair down and out…like a lil scalp scrub then pull down and out. This will detangle during the entire washing process so the brush out will be quicker and it will only be the knots left you couldn’t finger detangle! My matted clients love this technique because it so much more painless! hopefully this helps make your washdays just a little easier. 💖 love from St. Louis Mo!
It's something about her Dad's gentle tone in his voice that soothes her. Praying that God will reveal to ya'll the path to take for optimal health and care for this precious child!! Have you looked into the Rev Air Hair dryer? makes drying easier and cuts the time in half for those with a lot of hair!!!
Great job Mom and Dad! Thanks for sharing ❤
U guys are doing a great job. Continue 2 follow your hearts & NEVER stop looking, learning listening most of all loving yur daughter. Remember God entrusted you guys with his special gift. Not everyone can be chosen to receive someone so special. Stay blessed
You and Dad make a wonderful team you both are so compassionate and such amazing parents thank you for sharing your journey with us ❤🙏🏼
Mikko should model.
She is gorgeous .
Like mother like daughter.
Love to you ❤️
I am so glad you were able to find out what was scaring Mikko. Yes, knowing where the sound was coming from makes a difference. I do not get out much, and I kept hearing sounds that were driving me crazy. The thing is, no one else could hear it. Even as an adult, it was scary when I couldn't locate it. My family thought I was "hearing things," and it really shook me up and made me anxious. I finally saw that they were doing construction behind a building across the street. I am very noise sensitive, so I understand. Poor baby. So glad y'all figured it out.
Well done Mikko! You did such a great job girl 🩷 don’t let haters get in your way. You’re such a great mama, her hair is absolutely beautiful and you take care of it so well
I could see she was anxious about having her hair washed,but she was not hysterical or out of control.She will cope better with these events as she matures.You are doing a great job & your calm approach makes all the difference to her. 👌❤️
I love the patience you show and Mikko's mom and Dad are doing what is best for Mikko.
I love and am thankful that you are sharing Mikko's life. I know how to direct my prayers. Love your family ❤
You’re an amazing team! Maybe she wouldn’t mind some pre-poo with her hair in detangled twists prior to washing. Then you could “quickly” wash her scalp with her hair already in twists. I’ve done this with my daughter and it moves the process at the sink a bit faster. Hang in there. ❤❤❤
Wow look how Dad calmed her it’s beautiful. Dads are needed more than ever these days.
Never cut her beautiful hair you 2 are fantastic parents she is blessed to have you two 😊❤
Oh wow this baby is absolutely gorgeous!! It's amazing the patience y'all have when dealing with her challenges.
I JUST LOVE THE WAY YOU AND YOUR HUBBY WORK WITH YOUR BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTER.
You and dad are the perfect parents for Mikko. Y’all work together and do what is best for her. ❤wish more parents in the world were like you two.
Hair washing caused me major anxiety, and sometimes panic, as a child and into my 20s. Now, my child has similar struggles. Just in case it helps, I'll share that for me and my child, the issue was/is fear of getting water in our faces. Even a few drops splashed on the face, or water near my face used to make me feel like I was going to drown. Even though I could reason cognitively that I was safe.
What's helped us:
- having a facecloth on the forehead gives a bit of a feeling of safety
- having some control over one's own head; eg we taught our little one to look up while rinsing, so they get to choose when and for how long
- control over the water direction (as developmentally appropriate, of course)
- comfort/minimizing overstimulations of various types. Sometimes playing music helps.
- regularly scheduled hair washing so that it is routinized to an extent (day of the week and time of day). Little one knows when to expect it. When we washed once a week it was so infrequent that it was like learning a new skill every time, which was hard. Now we wash every Wednesday and Saturday after supper. It's still very tiring but it's more peaceful.
Edited to add: the snuggle time afterward is key for us too! ❤ An important part of the ritual.
It's scary to lie down and have no control. I see your point. There's a way she's innadvertantly going to feel held in one position unlike when you sit in a tub.
Her hair is so beautiful! Cutting it is not the answer!
Also, wide tooth combs might help with the detangling process, because it snags less than brushes. I have a very sensitive scalp and it helps me a lot, finger detangling could also be an option. So much respect for you two, you're amazing and inspiring parents! ❤
cutting is the answer if her parents decide it is. Beauty is only one factor they will and are taking into account.
@@Laura-kl7viit’s not always the answer for everyone
You all are great parents. Mikko is one lucky child to have such wonderful loving parents. Don’t listen those who say cut her hair, she needs it to help cope with all the difficult times she go through.
Daddy’s calming voice is wonderful!!!!
You guys are the best. You guys are a great team. 🙏🙏
Daddy is so calming for her. It's beautiful to watch how he cares for her so gentle
Your patience is unmatched!
I can’t get over just how patient, loving and kind you are with your gorgeous little girl. Truly amazing ❤
Dad has the magic touch. Blessings to all of you!
I'm so happy you guys were able to figure out was was triggering her like that! so patient and gentle with the little one while doing so! :)
I'm so glad that Mikko has a Mom and Dad who are attentive to her needs, especially when she is in a difficult situation for her.
Mommy is so patient and gracious with this child❤ Love this… Daddy has the quieting , calmness and security she looks for. Y’all are doing a great job! I have a godson who is autistic. When we have to do major assignments like this, we normally would get some thing, an iPad with a ipen, TH-cam cartoon or his favorite show, and/or something to do with his hands, while I braided his hair. At first, it was hard to teach him how to focus on these things, but once I became more consistent, it helped him along the way.
Retired from Special Education after a coupleof decades, Grandmother of a 6 year old granddaughter with Autism, she is non-verbal for now. I would cut her hair, make life easier for the entire family. Baby don't need all that hair, she's a beautiful child. I love your Parenting Team, Partnership in coping with your Earth Angel. I love her. You are on my Prayer List for discernment. You are blessed, be encouarged. I have worked with Blind, Crippled, and many different needs students. Your daughter is such a blessing. Ms.Ortiz
You are amazing parents and I love seeing how you both interact with her during her hard times. You are calm and patient. Keep up the great work you both are doing.❤❤❤❤
May I make a suggestion. Instead of keeping her hair in a ponytail for long periods of time when you wash and detangle her hair put her hair in twists or braids this way her hair is still cute and it won’t get tangled. When you take it out of that puff it’s one big tangled ball. My daughter has hair just like Mikko and she was extremely tender headed . So keeping her hair in several ponytails and not one made wash day as well as touch up day a breeze 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼.
I think that's a good idea too - maybe some simple two strand twists with cute hair ties
It's just wash day period because of the sensory overload. Also braids and twists can still get tangled.
Would being able to use some fidget items or something special only for hair wash day make it any better for Mikko? Even as someone much older than Mikko, I have to use little rewards to distract myself from things I don’t like ❤
This is my son every month for wash day….. it’s a process
Mikko has a beautiful smile & her hair looks nice & healthy! Mom & Dad you both are wonderful parents to your precious princess! Keep doing what you know is best for her. I have a friend that has a son with autism. I’ve known them since he was about 6 & now he is 26.
💕🙏🏽🙏🏽💕
Most children that age don't appreciate wash day, or any hair day! I can only imagine Miko's compounded distress. Maybe you can add a towel into the sink to decrease the sounds. Maybe also add headphones for her with whatever calms her playing. Instead of detangling with rinse out conditioner, maybe a leave in to decrease wash time? How about keeping her hair styled in about 30 twists, wash it while twisted on wash day, then retwist, one by one? You can retwist again mid month. Mikko is a beautiful child and you both are awesome parents.❤
I'm just happy that the both of you realized what was going on with Mikko. Thank god, for that. I just love how the both of you parent.❤
I hope everyone shares...mum and dad are doing an amazing job but we can see the support you guys need, and realise this is a lifetime commitment to your child...we should all grow this channel as l am sure it will only help Mikko with any of her future needs.
I love how she calms down as you're massaging her head. A little TLC. Great teamwork!
I am an ABA technician and l am learning from you, Mikko, and your family. Your care for your daughter is amazing. God bless you and thank you for sharing.
What?! I think a suggestion or 2 from you would've gladly been appreciated. I mean, you said ABA Tech like you were bouta drop a helpful hint of some sort.
Hi, mom and dad are already doing Applied Behavior Analysis techniques with their amazing little Mikko. When and if her parents or any parent is ready to have more support they will seek it. 😊
I know how difficult it is dealing with a child with Atisun. My youngest daughter has Atisun. My daughter acts the same way when I do her hair. Please don't feel like you guys are alone, you're not. You and your husband are wonderful parents and you show your daughter lots of love and affection. You and your husband keep being patient with her. She is so beautiful ❤️
Chris and Precious, you both are so patient with Mikko and she is blessed to have you as her parents. I expected to hear that some would suggest cutting her hair and that is indeed a short-sighted "solution". Thank you for continuing to share tips for living with autism gently. ❤
She has beautiful hair and patient is all it takes she will just fine❤
I think you and your husband are amazing patient parents. Children who aren't autistic carry on when they have to get their hair washed as well. You're right, cutting her hair is NOT the solution. If cutting a child's hair was the solution to their anxiety, there would be an awful lot of little girls with very short hair. If what you are doing works for you and your family, keep doing it. I pray that your days get better and Mikko is able to transition through her everyday ordeals smoothly as she gets older. GOD be with you and your family.
You both are amazing, may God continue to give you strength for your journey. ❤️ ☮️ 🙏🏾
Mikko Is a awesome fighter keep being you and always love yourself ❤
Great team work. Cutting her hair is not the answer. Her hair is a part of who she is. You are doing a wonder job. X
Lmao a whole military base as a neighbour😂😂 What a mystery indeed should've started with that
Well the few minutes that I did see on the communication video said a lot, then I happened to come across this one, you don't talk to her like her dad does, he's so awesome with verbally communicating with her way more than you, that's why she cried when he stepped away for a second. I don't hear you saying I love you with a smile, or good job big girl. No clapping or anything, not being disrespectful or rude but it's just my opinion about the cold and boring relationship I see you have with her. God bless you and your family 🙏🏼
Amen!!! Her hair is gorgeous and i love that one day she'll be able to see these videos and be able to thank you both for instilling strength, patience, endurance, compassion, endurance, LOVE, and so many other tools that she'll use to breakdown so many stigmas attached to people/women with autism💜💜💜
You are two exceptional parents helping your child TOGETHER. It makes me believe in humans again. She's so adorable, I"m learning a lot and wanted to say how special this family is. God bless. !
Hey have you thought of getting Mikko those ear covers ( like the ones they use on kids at concerts) those work wonders on children with high sensitivity to noise. They just put them on and they get their own little vacation away from the stress
You guys have such beautiful patience ❤ And your speech at the end was so insightful.
The Gentle Life is the perfect name for your channel. You and your husband are perfect with her!
I love how y’all are always there for her you guys are amazing 😊
You guys are doing a great job with Mikko. You have so much Love and patience with her. I know it must be very hard on you. But you handle it well. Sending much Love to you.
The team effort is so incredible. Love y’all
I love watching you all, it helps me with my grand nephew and his non verbal autism. It’s not easy for you both. Keep doing what you are doing. I watch from the Uk. 😊❤
What a great team you guys are. You both did a good job washing Mikkos hair. Sometimes i think it's best to just go for it and get it done. It's more a matter of hygiene than her anxiety which will be over in how ever long it takes to wash her hair so, well done xo
Bless you both for being a lovely couple who cares for her. It’s not easy but you make look so ❤
Continue to take care of Mikko in the awesome manner you’re doing!!!
LOVE what you said at the end 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 y’all do a beautiful job with your gorgeous, amazing daughter. Thank you for sharing your journey 💕
How Miss Mikko immediately calmed down with Daddy is unbelievable. You are both angels on earth. 🥹💕🫶 this is the most beautiful teamwork I’ve ever seen.
Mikko is so blessed to have you, Chris and her brother and sister to help her. Y'all are doing an excellent job with her. Please continue to be encouraged. I'm glad y'all were able to figure out what she was scared of. I was praying for clarity. Peace and blessings to y'all. Much love here.
Our crown is our Glory. Mikko's crown is beautiful.
I love how you love her and its just. May God continue to bless you and your family ❤❤❤❤
1:30 I lived in Killeen Tx near Fort Hood. My first time ever being that close to a base. These were some of the MOST STRESSFUL 6months I've ever experienced. And it steamed from the firing and target practice. All Night, All, Day, All Morning! My grown a** was stressing, I can only imagine for the babies! That ish is not normal! Legit felt like I was living in a war zone. I remember the first time it happened for me. I was on my terrance trying to meditate then journal, then bomb like BOOOM, out of nowhere......... SHHHHHHHEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSHHHHHHHH!!!!! Praying for Y'alls continued strength and journey with Autism.
You all are wonderful parents. Blessings! ❤ for the whole family.
I am mesmerized by your videos. U guys r such wonderful and loving parents.
I am so proud of you both for being such great parents no cutting her hair is not the answer what you both are doing and being so patient with her is everything she needs. May God continue to bless you and keep you safe in his arms and continue to teach you both how to love and care for your beautiful little Mikko .
She cries when dad leaves because mum can’t provide deep squeezes and wash her hair at the same time. So it’s a team effort to ground her and get the main task accomplished ❤
Your so intuitive to niko and her needs I love you for keep up the good work ❤❤❤❤
Great tag team - love how you both work together to help ensure Mikko feels loved and secure/safe. Praying GOD continues to bless and keep you and your beautiful family and so happy you found out the military base noise is triggering for her. Keep up the good work. Today was an awesome wash day!!!
You both seem like loving and caring parents. Doing everything you can for your child. Just started watching your channel. Keep up the great work.
You guys are doing an amazing job with your daughter. Even when things get tough, your togetherness makes it look extremely easy. Blessings and Favor to your family. And I love Mikko❤
I love how gentle you both are with your sweet baby girl! I wish people would keep their negative comments to themselves until they've walked a mile in your shoes! I'm glad you're here teaching what works for your sweet family! GOD Bless You all!🙏🏽❤️
Beautiful and thoughtful parenting. ♥️