“There are many parents out there of children with autism, or other special needs, who have overcome this stage in the…
“There are many parents out there of children with autism, or other special needs, who have overcome this stage in the process. They either hate it or they have accepted it and do not let it define their child. Some border on the line of both.” (Follow the link to continue reading..) #brookemcalhaney #autism #mom #parenting #acceptance #differentnotless
#mombassadorchat Moms, Today we have a new chat with @smilingwithmyawesome4kids on Children with Special Needs. Hello I am Ceiamaria, I have been happily married for 12 years and still going strong 💪. We have 2 special needs sons that require all our attention all the time. Ty Ty, is 8 years old he has OCD OCC bipolar ADHD schizophrenic and epilepsy autism speech disabilities learning disabilities . Dan Dan, is 7 years old he has mood disorder autism speech disabilities learning disabilities ADHD mood disorder. Both boys have IEPs attend speech therapy every week and both boys see a therapist. It's not Easy having special needs children . But we wouldn't change being their parents for nothing in this world. It's a challenge we accept with open arms 🤗. Tips for a special needs child 1.) Speech disabilities is not Easy to recognize but if your child isn't speaking by 2 years old consult with your children's pediatrician 2.) Be patience 3.) Once your child is in school make sure they have a IEP and make sure the school is following the IEP 4.) Realize your child doesn't they are different make them realize that they are awesome. 5.) Realize before a IEP is in place the school will blame on a behavior issue. 6.) Attend the speech therapy 7.) Attend the IEP meetings . 8.) Read the entire IEP packet don't just sign it. 6.) Speak with their teachers regularly 7.) Teach your children they are Amazing Please post your replies, questions and comments below. And @smilingwithmyawesome4kids will try to help. She also has a Kids with Special Needs group in the app!
As a mother of a child with special needs I am absolutely disgusted by the woman on here who suspiciously began posting pictures of her child recently...seemed too showy like he was on display. Confirmed stolen. She’s not the mother.
IT’S ACCEPTABLE TO VENT ABOUT BEING A MOM ON A MOM APP. I REPEAT, IT’S ACCEPTABLE TO VENT ABOUT BEING A MOM ON A MOM APP. BEING A PARENT IS NOT EASY, SO STOP JUDGING MOMS WHO ARE HAVING A TOUGH DAY. Thank you. 👍🏼
Terrible 2's and 3's! My services have been requested. This is for the moms of toddlers. You are not alone! If you are struggling with tantrums and acting out then chances are your child is needing attention, not punishment. There are lots of different things that can trigger a meltdown, but the root cause is typically the same.
