Gabe, an autistic teen learns how to cook his own dinner using the air fryer!
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- Gabe is an autistic and nonspeaking teen! He is learning life skills like shopping at the grocery store and making his own meals! Gabe completed each step necessary to make his dinner tonight! #autism #nonverbal #fortheloveofgabe #autismawareness #nonspeaking #autismacceptance #autismmom #cooking #airfryer
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Technically, Gabe did exactly what he was told "put the bag of fries in here". Very concrete response but I still had to giggle.
And he definitely has a typical teenage boy's enthusiasm about cooking 😂
From my experience, he didn't even mean to be funny, he just took that literally.
It's hard for me to understand things when they are not precise enough. I'm autistic too.
I am also often accidentally hilarious to people around me. I think that's good. I like it when people are happy.
@@Kessik8 That's exactly what I meant. 😊
There was no "pour the contents of the fries out of the bag into the air fryer", just "put the bag of fries in here" which is exactly what Gabe did. A very concrete response.
@@Kessik8 I love your energy Kessi. I hope life blesses you abundantly.
@@jensenlopez2944 thanks a lot! All the best to you :)
As soon as they said that I knew what was about to happen because I feel like younger me would have done the same 😅
Seeing him dump the whole bag rather than just the contents took me back to when my daughter was making a banoffe pie with my friend and my friend said "so now we put the banana on top of the pie and she just picked up a whole banana in its skin and plonked it onto the pie as it was! lol She wasn't autistic. Just kinda young. lol It happens to us all at times huh. He did so good! I don't have an air fryer so I learnt something too!
@@Jaque1961 biscuit base, with a condensed milk caramel filling, bananas and whipped cream on top with grated chocolate and bananas😋 super sickly, so you only need a small bit, but its delicious .. hence the name, banoffee pie bcos its bananas and toffee/caramel together😋
@@Jaque1961 haha yep!😋 its an absolute must try!
When I was in elementary school. I was home sick and I made Campbell's chicken soup for myself and my mother was not around me. The only thing that I didn't do was add water. I can't remember what my mother's reaction was.
A girlfriend of mine tried to cook microwave popcorn in a pot because she heard that you can do it like this, so she put it in with the microwave bag and started a fire.
His head did not get stuck in the air fryer?
I'm a bus monitor and there is a little boy on my bus who is like Gabe. This year he's started saying words like butterfly, raspberry, roar, bye mommy, and saying his sister's name. He sees a speech therapist to help him. Last school year, I hardly ever heard him say anything, what a difference the summer made.
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You do realise that Gabe being non-verbal actually has nothing to do with his autism.
@@gboldero1I’m pretty sure it has a lot to do with it and if it isn’t the autism he has something else that they haven’t shared. You don’t become non verbal for no reason.
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He has apraxia of speech as well.
He does have a voice. I'm not sure what the problem is, maybe some brain mouth connection problems, but perhaps that can be trained. Also non verbal people in general can tell you all kinds of stories and be very expressive through sign languages, deaf and mute people have all sorts of meetings where they discuss all sorts of things @@prinzezze
Gabe is so adorable. He did so well! He should be really proud of himself. The more I watch these videos, the more it reminds me of being a kid with autism. I was the same way. What I called my "One step; walk away" routine. I'd do one step and walk away, whenever someone was teaching me something I wasn't completely focused on. I even ignored one of my teachers because her smile was always fake.
@@juantime9616 wait, I think you took it the wrong way, very wrong. I really don’t know what VR is, this is all new to our family. I don’t have a spirit of meanness or spread confusion or disrespect. I’m sorry it was taken the wrong way. I truly am searching for answers, ideas.., like I said, it’s all new to me. I’m honestly confused at your reply, which fits what I wrote. This isn’t me or what I want, sad. Wish you all well.
@@ByFaithAlone13 ..... thank you for the clarification. Sometimes all words are posted/ probably printed yet they become misconstrued when reading them as a pose to directly hear them from one's mouth. I apologize for not understanding correctly and I retracted my previous reply. Well ❤️🩹 wishes to you. 👍
@@juantime9616 thank you!! I’m really a peaceful human, I wish everyone well, were all in this together 💜
I don't think it's always that the person wasn't totally focused on or disinterested in a particular task but more along the lines of one step then walked away to process what they just did. I saw this and other "give me a second" actions with my autistic twins. And yes, you are more in tune with people's physical (body language) communications.
I had the urge to do this but grew out of it early because I was a girl. It is because of the intensity of focus on you, how uncomfortably contrived the lesson is, the attention. If they focused on the activity itself it would be easier but they focus on the person learning the activity and it makes it harder to learn. I'm often feeling Gabe walks away because of how uncomfortably fake the spotlight of attention is. That's how it felt for me when I was young I'd just want to get the hell away from any contrived situation like my skin was crawling. Especially with people I was close to.
Aww when he quite literally put the actual bag of fries into the Airfryer 🥺 he did as he was told! He melts my heart 💖
I'm autistic too, and I am often accidentally hilarious. I think that's the super power of autistic people, making others laugh.
It really is. At first when I was younger and dealing with a lot of bullying the laughter was often at my expense. But once I built up a solid friend group of people who care about me and want to see me safe, it entirely changed. I went from being a punching bag to letting my quirks become a signature strain of charisma. Meeting new people is still a little difficult, I tend to be on the quiet side until I have an understanding of their boundaries and sensibilities. But when I eventually do I'm told that I'm a great conversationalist. Definitely more of a listener than a talker for obvious reasons. Though it seems that that's what people need more and more these days.
I'm autistic and him dumping the entire thing, bag and all, into the container was a big autistic moment LOL I would've done the same exact thing as a kid, albeit with a lot more hesitation and being like "um....a-are you sure?" Probably also a minor anxiety attack as I try to decipher if it's REALLY the right step or I'm overthinking it. 😅 Also, thank you for teaching him life skills. So many people don't understand that being autistic doesn't always mean the same as being, for lack of a better word, "slow" or unable to understand anything. It's truly not the case at all and in fact there are a few autistic people who are perfectly average intelligence or even above (or just slightly below) who can very much so do everyday tasks (sometimes w/ modifications) as every neurotypical person can, including those who are mute. My niece is autistic like I am but has much higher needs and accommodation requirements, and my brother was absolutely SHOCKED when he realized I was communicating with her perfectly fine. I told him, just because it doesn't seem like she doesn't understand, doesn't mean that's true. I taught her how to play Uno and she understood it perfectly fine.
The only thing I'd say is maybe give him a bit more time to do the task before repeating yourself, as I'd bet he gets brain fog just like I do haha. I take longer to process what people say to me when I'm face-to-face with them because of how autism affects sensory input, so there's a very slight delay in processing and pursuing said tasks for me most the time. :) I love seeing your beautiful family and I'm so happy Gabe has two moms who are there to help him and love him as he is.
it was so fn relatable
You are probably very little affected by Autism. You are highly coherent, and I'm sure you can enjoy a meaningful life as everyone else.
Gabe is just a sweet, innocent guy. I love how his mom works with him. He's a quick learner! ♥
Omg I loved when he put the whole bag in😂😂
I also have a 13 year old non verbal autistic son. There’s a special place for us parents in heaven. Not because what we do for them, but because of what they do for us. No one understands the love they give us. It’s such a beautiful thing to see your vids. Such a beautiful boy and what a beautiful family you have.
True, I'm autistic and I love my parents and my brother and grandparents. They help me a lot, even though it is often hard for them to understand my different way of thinking
Gabe follows directions really well. Love how he put the whole bag in the basket. Love Gabe.
I just want to say that I see Gabe being able to speak in the near future.
I am Autistic and I've worked with a lot of Autistic people. I can tell Gabe is highly intelligent.
He's definitely a teen, though! Lol, he's gonna push you guys a lot!
I would like to suggest something to help him.
If you get a VR head set and set it up for him, he would enjoy the heck out of it.
The cool thing is that he can experience a lot of things in VR. He does not need to be verbal either.
I've spoken to quite a few Autistic people in VR. Some are nonverbal when they start but eventually start talking as it's like he's in HIS world.
It's kinda hard to explain, but people with autism have their own world in their heads where we feel safer.
And there are tools in VR to help us feel like it's our world. You can turn the volume up and down. If you don't feel like talking, you can mute yourself. You can respond with thumbs up and down or head shakes and such. There is a personal bubble you can surround yourself with. And you can block people who are annoying you and they disappear.
There are games to play with others or ones you play by yourself. My favorite is a real vr fishing game. I can fish different areas by myself or with others. It's very calming. There are areas that have different weather in them.
I'm almost 60 and didn't get diagnosed until my 40s! When i was a kid, I guess it didn't exist! Lol!
So i had to learn stuff by myself. Autistic females have a tendency to over talk/ share, so I was always making someone mad because I had/ have no real filter.
I'm still horrible at eating, I get stuck in a rut where I will only eat like 3 items for months! Sometimes, the items are good for me, and other times, not so much.
I'm in a potato chip, string cheese, and goldfish cracker phase right now.
Anyway, sorry for rambling!! Please do try the VR for Gabe, I think you'll be totally impressed. You might also set him up his own Facebook page so he can message people. Just explain its people from all over the world, and I bet he would love getting started.
He just needs the extra guidance you're giving him like you just did in this video.
I had a kid I was working with who was 8 years old and non-verbal and didn't write or use a communication board.
I got him with a little extra coaching to write a Mother's Day card for his mom.
He drew a flower and wrote I love you, Mommy, on it.
Mom broke down crying when he gave it to her. It took 2 hours to make, but we did it as a team, and it was amazing! Gabe CAN! Just imagine he can do it, coax him, and he CAN do anything!! I promise I see how smart he is!! He is SUPER SMART!!
Much love, you guys are great!!
I don't wanna be that guy but if your autistic how are you typing ? Or is there certain cases of autism were people have it worse then others like stages of diabetes? I'm not tryna be mean or anything
@Ricky Rascon There is what they call a spectrum, yes. For some reason, females with autism generally are much more verbal than males.
There are mild cases where we basically seem normal but generally have horrible social skills. In cases where we can completely be in our own worlds and find out difficult to communicate at all.
There is a tendency to have high IQs in Autistic people, which makes it even more difficult for us to fit in. We have a tendency to live in black and white. It's either right or wrong. And we take things much more literally than other people.
We all have different programming systems and tend to focus more on our own than anyone else's.
It's not rude to ask questions either. That's how you learn, right?
Personally, i feel that having Autism is a gift more than a curse. And i believe that it's actually more of an evolution of the species than a disability. Eventually, everyone will have a form of autism a the birth rate for it climbs yearly.
I really do see Gabe eventually talking and communicating well, once he feels more comfortable with the concept.
I have a 13 year old son on the spectrum and I will definitely try this
@@LilDusty5528 aww thank you for being such a kind and loving mother.. it’s not always easy but you’re doing great ❤️
@@Posmlady What helped my brother was finding a good support worker who he could REALLY trust, as well as a good speech pathologist. I think that one worker or person who isn't related to Gabe may help him in the future. They can slowly help him to open up and learn it's OK to let other people get close. It took my brother a good while, but he does like to communicate regularly now which is good :)
Great job gabe, I knew he was going to put the whole bag in the basket 😂
It's exactly what they asked him to do, they weren't precise enough. Took me a while to learn to understand those very unprecise statements myself. I'm autistic too.
What I like is, that they were understanding and not mad at him. I got jelled at for not listening a lot before we knew about my diagnosis (sadly only got it when I was in university)
@@Kessik8 sorry you had to deal with that, hope life is better for you now
@tom.p1986 life is good now. I work full-time as a software developer and my team understands my special needs, so I can excuse myself from meetings whenever they become too much. They are awesome. Thanks a lot.
He is smart- more hesitant to touch air fryer basket handle because he knows it gets hot. He was being careful for himself!👍
It's amazing that he can still follow your directions while clearly has something else on his mind that he would rather be doing. And also sometimes he slows down just to listen. Well behaved young man :)
Gabe's mother is totally engaged in a labor of love. Her patience and understanding is remarkable too. She is Gabe's God placed Angel on earth and Gabe is also one of God's angel's sent here to test us.
It is a labor of love. I wonder what will happen to this child as he becomes grown.
@Streaming Analytics either he will be able to be alone, or not. As long as he has family and friends he will be fine. Not everyone can live the American dream of college, work, marry, ect
@@Bunnidove is there a third option besides being alone or not lol. I hope you don’t mind me wondering aloud.
I'm autistic, but I wasn't diagnosed until I was 22 because I speak and am really good with masking. I also love to do my dinner in a hot air fryer cause its easy and not too many steps. My mother comes over to my flat at least once a week to help me cleaning it and the rest of the kitchen and flat. She is amazing, I'm sure gabe is as thankful for your help and encouragement as I am for my mom's help. ❤️
If you do not mind .? Tell me please, can you drive a car by yourself? I have. also a son who was diagnosed with autism. and also takes pills for panic attacks sometimes. and I’m wondering if people with this diagnosis can drive a car?
@margo8788 since my panic attacks only happen in crowded places (supermarket, Mall, Restaurant, public transportation), I can drive without problems.
I've been driving since age 17 (in Germany) and I'm now almost 27. Never had a problem or "crash". I just had a minor incident with scraping the car while parking in a very tight space.
I'd he can do driving lessons and finish the test, he can drive :D
I avoid rushhours and dense traffic whenever I can to reduce stress, but I guess everyone does that.
I love driving since it means avoiding stress in busses and trains and it gives me so much independence. :)
All the best to your son and family
@@Kessik8 Oh thank you very much for your comment. You gave me hope to still hire him a driving instructor. So that he is independent in his desires to go somewhere. We live in California. The roads are of course crowded with a lot of traffic. He passed the rules without any problems. But, the first time I put him behind the wheel. He eventually got scared and stopped in the middle of the road. The psychotherapist said that he could not drive a car with such a diagnosis. But you gave me hope, thank you very much. All the best to you and stay blessed!👍
@margo8788 I was scared and overwhelmed the first time too, but it got better for me each time. It's because there are so many sounds, indicator lamps and displays and other things to keep in mind.
@@Kessik8 thank you very much ! Now I can imagine at least a little what my son might face and how to feel at this moment. The main thing is that fear and uncertainty can all be overcome!!
Great Gabe! You followed Caroline's directions, and you are learning so much. Gabe was so funny when Caroline asked him to put the fries in the basket. He dropped the whole bag and wrapper in! It was a bit of humor as though he was saying, OK there ya go! The moms chuckled as did I. We were not making fun at Gabe. We took it as a light bit of humor. Gabe did well and he loves French fries. That's 2 great mom's for sure! ❤️🩹
My friend who has Asperger's did the same thing. Her Basic Trng. Friends in Orlando nicknamed her Saavik because she seemed like Spock-in "The Voyage Home" at times.
He was just trying to be obedient to her she didn't say open the bag duhh
I'm autistic, verbal and I think I have the super power to make people smile and laugh without even intending to do so. Took me a while to understand that they were not exactly laughing at me. Some even compliment me for my blunt and straight faced punch lines...
I was just telling the truth, stating a fact, or observing and reducing it to one precise sentence. Yet people laugh at this.
For example, I said with a straight face and no intention to hurt my friends feelings: "It ain't sad the old chair is gone, you would not have fit in it anyways." (He just bought a new piece of armour at the medieval fair and the chair was meant to be used there. With his armour he wouldn't fit in the chair because of the added width)
Everybody laughed, yet he wasn't sure if I was provoking him or mocking him. For me, i was just stating the facts.
Sorry for rambling, truth is, Gabe was just doing what he literally was asked for. He did not necessarily mean it in a funny way. That's a trait that autistic people tend to have to a certain degree: take things literally.
Same here. I used to cry as a child when people would laugh at something that I did. I couldn't tell the difference between their laughing AT me or laughing WITH me.
Even now,a lot of times that I'm trying to make people laugh, they don't and I'll feel embarrassed.
I'm thinking " Please, at least pretend to laugh, instead of leaving me hanging "
When I'm not TRYING to make people laugh, I'm just trying to be sarcastic or slightly funny, just not hilarious funny, I'll have them in stitches sometimes.
I'll have people then tell me that I'm so funny( in a good way).
I guess that's the secret, just pretend that you're not trying to be funny.
"Put the French Fries in the container" was so predictable. I couldn't keep myself from laughing at that moment. 😂
Taking instructions litterally is something I sometimes make fun of to remind someone of my autism.
I really admire you for been so patience with Gabe just because personally I wouldn't be able to do it.
A mother's love is a wonder of the world. I agree it's very impressive, people with so much patience.
I have a younger brother who has cerebral palsy and we believe he has some autistic tendencies because he gets really frustrated and angry when he wants something done a certain way. People in my life are always so surprised at my patience and ability to adapt to whatever situation I'm in, but when you live with a special needs family member you just have to have that mindset. You'll do anything for the people you love, and in these cases, patience and understanding is the top priority 💜
I'm autistic and I had to learn to be patient with those who can't be. Sometimes that means being patient with my father who is still struggling to understand me. Must be hard for him to only notice me perceiving the world differently when I got my diagnosis four years ago at age 22.
I admire your honesty.
Yay! Gabe! He's going to do so well as an adult.
Gabe makes me laugh! I love how Gabe made dinner. When I feel sad, I come on TH-cam and just spend time watching Gabe and he makes me happy. 👍👍👍
She's an excellent mom, motivating him from start to finish!
Gabes smile when he was turning the air fryer up really has me melting. Hes so sweet as he looks for his mothers eyes for confirmation even though he doesnt speak. Gabe is so adorable and God bless.
This is the first time I see Gabe, but I see a lot of mannerisms that I know from me. He is smart and notices a lot, even though he might seem distracted. I'm very thankful for your help and encouragement.
Personally, I'd be a bit overwhelmed by you talking that much, but you know Gabe better than I do.
BTW. I'm autistic, got adhd and was diagnosed with both at age 22, which was four years ago. I'm female.
I got a but dizzy by all the things you asked him to do in such a short amount of time. That would be stressful for me. I couldn't tell if he got more nervous, the amount of stimming seemed to remain the same.
It’s wonderful to see Gabe’s growth. 🙏
He put the entire bag, fries and all into the air dryer. How funny is that. You go Gabe. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good job Gabe! You’re so patient with him. I love the way he nonchalantly drank the water to finish! Way to go!
Good job Gabe!! It’s so liberating when you can make your own food.
I find Gabe has a great relationship this lady.
He follows instructions way better than I ever do
This is literally perfect for me, because I have never used an air fryer before, and I was very curious about them.❤
really appreciate the patience and care of her. Gabe is doing good job too!
Gabe!! Way to go, man! Sometimes I don’t even have the mental strength to make food in the air fryer at the end of the day. This is a skill you could use your whole life, if the occasion calls for it. Great job!
He does really want to do it, Gabe you're doing great!
Gabe you are great.
Be proud of you self ❤
I see great things ahead for him. What a handsome lad, too.
Great job Gabe 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks!!
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I’m on the spectrum myself and have worked with others on it 12 years now and I’m so proud of Gabe! Y’all are awesome parents!
❤I can't stop watching this young man he has stolen my heart ♥️
Me too
He knows how to do it already, he just doesn't want to interact with it. Also, note how he stopped participating when you didn't tell him to wash his hands after touching trash. He won't tell you that, though. He's a truly introverted thinker.
He has trouble speaking because of apraxia.
Simple things can be so difficult for kids like Gabe, but repetition is the key. Greetings from Mexico, Gabe.
Thank you so much for sharing this with us! Gabe did so great ! Keep up the good work!!!
What an inspiring video and you are a wonderful Mother who gives your son such encouragement in life! Your videos help other parents who have kids who are autistic to see positives rather than focus on society's negative response to autism; brilliant! As a psychotherapist I have and do work with a great many autistic clients and they are so stigmatised against by neurotypicals; it's wonderful to see them grow through their therapy into understanding that they are different AS WE ALL ARE but just as capable of achieving great things in life. I have subscribed to your channel as you are a joy to watch and learn from in a very positive way...thank you!
I truly appreciate your feedback. I’m very new to youtube and I don’t know if there is anywhere to leave a review, but if you would be willing to leave one that would mean a lot to us!
@@fortheloveofgabe Hi Nikki I will find out if I can leave a review...I think people can only like/dislike each video you upload. You, Caroline and Gabe are so inspiring and sending you lots of love and light from the UK!
I really admire your patience. I thought I was a patient and understanding person, but I found it very hard for me to keep myself from feeling frustrated at Gabe. You are all very wonderful, loving, and mature people. I hope Gabe is doing great!
That is so wonderful! You’re taking quality time w/him! That’s a blessing…God bless you all!
I just love watching Gabe videos. Great job making your own dinner Gabe. You guys are so blessed to have one another. There’s so much love in your family.
He's doing so well. Your communication skills are awesome.
LOVE seeing your daily life with Gabe. Thanks for sharing him with us.
This video is so wonderful to watch. He’s so impressive and obviously has come a long long way. Making your dinner is a huge step in growing up! Good job Gabe!
Gabe is great! He’s got the most calm spirit. Mother is always the most patient. Great video.
I'm so glad we have people in the world like you Nikki and Caroline taking care of amazing kids like Gabe. Very touching 😍
Gabe! You are so incredible! You fight so hard for all the ground you cover. The world is so full of details and information, but you are triumphing over it all! Anyone can see how bright you are, so full of light. I'm cheering for you!!
So much respect and love for you all! Sending all love and good energy to Gabe!
Dude, has a real gentlemanly vibe to him, and he did great.
Thanks for letting me get a glimpse of this life. I’m sure it can be exhausting, but the positivity here was a lesson it it of itself.
What a wonderful Mom and a smart, loving Gabe! All the best!
Wonderful!
My son is a high functioning autistic child. Even if at times he's almost seems like he's not autistic, the rest of the times he has many of the traits Gabe has, it is just in a different degree.
Gabe is doing so well, and he's angelic! Keep going Gabe 💕💗
My son is the same. I am trained to be very specific because he doesn’t catch nuances well.
I'm so proud of him, and I don't even know him! Good job! 👏
Thank you so so so much for talking to him like a teen. Like a person. I rarely see this and it makes a huge difference. Thank you thank you thank you.
You guys do a fanatic job with Gabe
Keep up the good work
Love you both, I'm so thankful, that you put this in social media. There's so many parents don't appreciate about their kids to be a blessing. I love the way you work with joy to full fill the task.
He did an amazing job! Well done, Gabe and everyone on his team.
Grew up with a brother like Gabe. My mom dedicated her whole life to teaching him. Bro. Is an adult in supervised living- happy and content.
This is so wholesome! You seem like a fantastic mom. 😊
Well done young man. You follow instructs very good. Bless you lovely family
Awesome job, Gabe! You're mastering more & more skills everyday!
Oh my goodness! I just discovered you guys❤️your videos have been so educational for me, as I am a caregiver for a verbal autistic woman who also has a traumatic brain injury. Though she is verbal, she has difficulty forming coherent sentences but is extremely aware of her environment. She often experiences delayed processing and trying to keep her attention poses quite the challenge, but when she is able, she follows simple commands and is easily redirected. Thank you so much for sharing your lives with those of us who have so much to gain from watching the content you put forth. I strive to adapt to her situation/environment so that I can best tend to her needs-of course all through the strength and patience of Jesus Christ. So, thank you!
It's so good to see how others cope with and work with autistic family members at life skills! I have more to learn from you all, and Gabe & Family have my gratitude. Subscribed.
Gabe fills my heart with joy. And you 2 are really good moms. It was funny how the dog wanted some of Gabes' food! 🤣 I just feel so blessed after watching Gabe. Thank you for sharing your sweet son on TH-cam.
I saw the dog like Yes Gabe, put extra in the basket please!!!!
Wonderful! Gabe is always learning.
You're a wonderful mother. Gabe is so lucky
LADIES!!!😲Just Wow!!! 🤩🤩🤩 Gold Medals to you both🏅🏅& Well Done Gabe, so proud of you young man🏆
Great job Gabe! We are learning just as much as you are. 😊
Gabe and all of you are amazing and beautiful family take care of yourselves and each other have a great weekend
He is such an amazing young man.
im autistic and stuff like this brings me intense joy.
You are amazing, Gabe. Following from New Zealand.
I only wish the best for this guy, he seems like a nice soul.
It always makes me so happy to watch Gabe :) I'm an autistic teen too!
he is so cute and handsome that watching every video with his participation you sit and be touched!😆 The efforts of mom and Gabe are very great for his future, in small steps you will come to a better result! Good luck to the boy and your family)😉👋⭐
Lol brings me back to when I tried to teach my teenage daughter to cook!
Love how the dog is just watching.
Great job Gabe btw great family.
Great job, Gabe!!!!! Don’t give up, brother!!!!! You got it!!!!!!!
So awesome Gabe. I wonder if the heat scared him & that's why he didn't want to touch it afterwards. The way he put his hand on your arm is awesome.
Awww❤ Gabe I used to watch you on tik tok which I got talked into by my kids who are teens& young adults. My eldest is a nonverbal young man as well but we have always had a strong bond & majority of the time I can tell what he wants or needs. He’s gotten so tall ❤tfs I love watching Gabe & when he leans in close to your face. I think that’s sweet
Clever Gabe he's very smart when you said put them in he did as you asked him very impressive sir. Your family is so beautiful and I truly enjoy joining you guys in your day's with your videos makes my day. 😊
Thanks so much
@@fortheloveofgabe thank you for gracing us with your beautiful family truly you are very strong wonderful people. ❤️
This is amazing!! Great job! ☺️❤️
He’s precious. My boy has ASD and is verbal. You moms are superwomen!! I love this ☺️❤️
This really taught me that I need to be more patient with my autistic son. I needed this a lot ❤
Love how the dog is just watching everything!
the dog looked like he/she wanted some too
Good job, Gabe, excellent! I admire how he keeps doing all steps until it's finished.
And now I will check on the internet what on earth an air fryer is, that magical things seems like a fantastic cooking aid!
I applaud you for the amount of patience you have. Also Gabe is unintentionally funny. When he put the whole bag of fries in the air fryer that made me crack up.
Well done, Gabe and ladies! Those fries and nugs were looking mighty fine. I've subscribed for future Gabe content. High fives all around👏
He did a fantastic job congratulations Gabe 🥳💙🎊
My brother is autistic this hits home. They get overwhelmed so easily and patience is key. You did a great job
Gabe was 1 Thanos snap away from ending the universe. I could feel it in the air!
Well done Gabe! I love my Air Fryer too!
Keep up the good work!
The attentiveness of the dog around 1:30. It looks like he's studying to use the air fryer himself! Goldens are awesome - even when they're probably just hoping someone will drop a nugget.
Quite an accomplishment! Great job Gabe!
Gabe is so adorable! Had me a couple of laughs too.