As someone that has a child with autism im shocked this father wasnt prepared for this, earmuffs are great or ear plugs if they are comfortable wearing them also social stories help and having a exit plan if needed
Oh my God I was thinking the same thing, and her touching/rubbing his back would have just made things worse! Why wouldn't the father, at the very least, ask if there was a quiet place for his son to sit since the loud clapping could have triggered him on its own. My son always has his tablet and blanket when he goes places, he isn't overly sensitive to sound but it will still bother him at times.
People with autism can be over stimulated by noise and lights, different things changes in their regular routines. It’s not an attack he’s just trying to shut out t noise.
Sensory overload is the best term I have heard to describe it. Meltdown is a figure of speech just like "autistic attack" would be. @@Controversialopinions69
It's known as SIB. Self Injurious Behavior. The father could have removed his son from the noisy environment which might have prevented further problems for the child.
What if he didn't think of that..plus maybe he thought but didn't know who will help to check on his son when he is presenting on the stage! He also has his own difficulties with ears 😢I'm glad they stepped in to help out...
Wait…she turned off the French translation of The Little Prince that the boy WOULD understand and be comforted, and then read is in Chinese language only which boy cannot understand but he liked it better? That makes no sense to me. Is it just her voice that he drew comfort from and not hearing his special story?
To a lot of autistic people the sound of a voice can be like nails on a chalkboard or it can be calm and soothing it depends on how the voice is projected and how the sound of the voice appears so in this case the boy understood she was trying to tell him the story that didn't matter to him because when he heard the sound of the story through the machine it sounded like nails on a chalkboard it was harsh on his ears but when she spoke it was soothing it was soft she was careful how she spoke how she projected her voice, has someone who is ASD I can tell you that my father would often do that when he spoke to me why I could not stand the sound of my mother's voice which to me was like nails on a chalkboard and don't go on about her singing when she was singing she was worse than Edith on All in the family.
My kid would watch movies in another language. Once he found out you can change the language on a DVD, he would watch it in other languages. Kids are intuitive in learning. The kid probably knows the story by heart, so he's knows what's happening.
@@funkyrob4564my Ariana has watched Barney in every single language available! Thai, Yiddish, Russian. Whenever she is watching Barney on TH-cam with her headphones on, I like to go over there and see what language she is watching it in
Sweet clip they really helped him with his son
Não importa lugar ou país,todos autistas merecem respeito ❤❤❤❤
As someone that has a child with autism im shocked this father wasnt prepared for this, earmuffs are great or ear plugs if they are comfortable wearing them also social stories help and having a exit plan if needed
And you certainly wouldnt leave him with a stranger come on now
Oh my God I was thinking the same thing, and her touching/rubbing his back would have just made things worse! Why wouldn't the father, at the very least, ask if there was a quiet place for his son to sit since the loud clapping could have triggered him on its own. My son always has his tablet and blanket when he goes places, he isn't overly sensitive to sound but it will still bother him at times.
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People with autism can be over stimulated by noise and lights, different things changes in their regular routines. It’s not an attack he’s just trying to shut out t noise.
It's not known as autism attack, it doesn't attack. It's more commonly known as a meltdown
Or just over stimulated
Sensory overload is the best term I have heard to describe it. Meltdown is a figure of speech just like "autistic attack" would be.
@@Controversialopinions69
People with autism need to be treated with the same respect as everyone else. Education is important. It has to be done in the right way
Is the sound of her voice that calms him down... As opposed to the electronic voice.
Historia diferente. Gracias
Sería posible, sería posible??????
NOMBRE DEL DRAMA POR FAVOR?????.???????????
Muchas gracias
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Muchas gracias MaPue
Disculpa, tenía tiempo de ver TH-cam, muchas gracias por tu respuesta!!!!
Name of movie please since it hit my interest to watch
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@budinanto9686 thank you for the update on the information
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Reality it's no that easy 😢
It's known as SIB. Self Injurious Behavior. The father could have removed his son from the noisy environment which might have prevented further problems for the child.
What if he didn't think of that..plus maybe he thought but didn't know who will help to check on his son when he is presenting on the stage!
He also has his own difficulties with ears 😢I'm glad they stepped in to help out...
Drama nossa intérprete
Wait…she turned off the French translation of The Little Prince that the boy WOULD understand and be comforted, and then read is in Chinese language only which boy cannot understand but he liked it better? That makes no sense to me. Is it just her voice that he drew comfort from and not hearing his special story?
To a lot of autistic people the sound of a voice can be like nails on a chalkboard or it can be calm and soothing it depends on how the voice is projected and how the sound of the voice appears so in this case the boy understood she was trying to tell him the story that didn't matter to him because when he heard the sound of the story through the machine it sounded like nails on a chalkboard it was harsh on his ears but when she spoke it was soothing it was soft she was careful how she spoke how she projected her voice, has someone who is ASD I can tell you that my father would often do that when he spoke to me why I could not stand the sound of my mother's voice which to me was like nails on a chalkboard and don't go on about her singing when she was singing she was worse than Edith on All in the family.
@@safiremorningstarThanks !
My kid would watch movies in another language. Once he found out you can change the language on a DVD, he would watch it in other languages. Kids are intuitive in learning. The kid probably knows the story by heart, so he's knows what's happening.
@@funkyrob4564my Ariana has watched Barney in every single language available! Thai, Yiddish, Russian. Whenever she is watching Barney on TH-cam with her headphones on, I like to go over there and see what language she is watching it in
That’s not French though.... eta that I guess it’s Icelandic? Near the 12 min mark he talks about returning to Iceland.
I didn’t know Victoria Song acted with that guy 😮
Name drama please
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Victoria?
Title please x x
I think it’s Our Interpreter
Name of the show?
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Tital please
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Title please?
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為什麼需要手語系統？反正都是聽語音，直接語音翻譯成英文字幕在平板上就行了，還要變成手語筆畫多此一舉，然後還要擔心手語系統未完完善在這樣公開場合會出事，所以劇本寫東西的時候，都不先考慮一下劇情是否合邏輯嗎？不要把觀眾當笨蛋阿~~~
I was just thinking the same thing.
为什么中国纠结一些根本不是问题的问题呢？他们还不会把全球变暖看成一种翻译问题了吧
中国还在纠结这个问题？
我第一次觉得德语很难听。为什么当所有的东西和那个女人在一起的时候都变得非常廉价
the language spoken in this fragment wasn't German, sorry.
她那么会念怎么不去喜马拉雅去念啊！