Ishilove:


Next time open your eyes and read well

GWagonlover:
Dear Experienced parents and child development experts,

I have a 4-year old child suffering from mild autism which was discovered when he was two. As a concerned parent, i have taken steps by spending a lot in hiring speech and behavioural therapist, and seeing a development pediatrician with some success achieved at least in getting him stable to be able to absorb what he's being taught in class.

With diagnosis done confirming the mildness, i was encouraged to allow him do things regular children do which will help him grow out of the disorder.

Now i noticed that he has memory challenge in terms of ability to retain and recall information especially in his study which is a big concern to me. He also dislikes reading and writing but enjoy visual-based instructions.

In light of above, i need help from parents who have gone through this challenging phase with such kids and also autistic child development experts on how I can help my child over come the short term memory problem,repetition of words, writing and reading.

Please help!!!

banjo022:
you are a stupid bitch

sheepheart:
How old is the child now?

banjo022:
you are a stupid bitch

Abbeycaesar:
That picture is from Bird Box right? Such a pulsating movie, has everything similar to the Covid-19 pandemic.

dahmie2013:

If indeed you are a believer, then I am ashamed of you. The fact that your science has no cure to a disease, does not mean Jesus has no cure. I repeat, God created that child, him alone can cure him. God is the manufacturer and he has spare parts for everything he created. Deal with it!#BelieveThat

ALEX182:


Down's syndrome is a syndrome. That means in layman's terms, it has no cure but is caused by a gene mutation.

Autism is a developmental disorder which occurs in many children and has a broad spectrum (it manifests itself in different ways in different children. It is a "mental disorder" which often times can be corrected with early intervention.

Due to its genetic form, many individuals who have Down's syndrome tend to have a wide range of health problems later in life such as renal failure, heart defects, heart problems, and others. They often don't live long due to these health conditions.

Autistic individual often grow out of it and usually have no health problems associated with the disorder. They live full lives and function normally in the society.

I understand what you mean. You didn't mean to be rude in your question. I have answered it.

drnoel:


@nutella, pls ignore people like this. Shey this one was talking religion some moments back and is now insulting with same mouth. This is why I don't break my head about this religion thing cos most of them are hypocrites.

Nuttella:
Thanks for giving a detailed response.

FrLukas:
GWagonlover

I think you should also consult an experienced and qualified hypnotherapist.

They should be able to help your child unlock the portions of his mind that he might not have access to.

Nuttella:
I guess I didnt present the question in a good way. Thanks for the kind reply.

GWagonlover:
Dear Experienced parents and child development experts,

I have a 4-year old child suffering from mild autism which was discovered when he was two. As a concerned parent, i have taken steps by spending a lot in hiring speech and behavioural therapist, and seeing a development pediatrician with some success achieved at least in getting him stable to be able to absorb what he's being taught in class.

With diagnosis done confirming the mildness, i was encouraged to allow him do things regular children do which will help him grow out of the disorder.

Now i noticed that he has memory challenge in terms of ability to retain and recall information especially in his study which is a big concern to me. He also dislikes reading and writing but enjoy visual-based instructions.

In light of above, i need help from parents who have gone through this challenging phase with such kids and also autistic child development experts on how I can help my child over come the short term memory problem,repetition of words, writing and reading.

Please help!!!

tesppidd:
Thanks for the kind reply?

Why not also say sorry for the wrong presentation?

GWagonlover:
Dear Experienced parents and child development experts,

I have a 4-year old child suffering from mild autism which was discovered when he was two. As a concerned parent, i have taken steps by spending a lot in hiring speech and behavioural therapist, and seeing a development pediatrician with some success achieved at least in getting him stable to be able to absorb what he's being taught in class.

With diagnosis done confirming the mildness, i was encouraged to allow him do things regular children do which will help him grow out of the disorder.

Now i noticed that he has memory challenge in terms of ability to retain and recall information especially in his study which is a big concern to me. He also dislikes reading and writing but enjoy visual-based instructions.

In light of above, i need help from parents who have gone through this challenging phase with such kids and also autistic child development experts on how I can help my child over come the short term memory problem,repetition of words, writing and reading.

Please help!!!

ALEX182:


Down's syndrome is a syndrome. That means in layman's terms, it has no cure but is caused by a gene mutation.

Autism is a developmental disorder which occurs in many children and has a broad spectrum (it manifests itself in different ways in different children. It is a "mental disorder" which often times can be corrected with early intervention.

Due to its genetic form, many individuals who have Down's syndrome tend to have a wide range of health problems later in life such as renal failure, heart defects, heart problems, and others. They often don't live long due to these health conditions.

Autistic individual often grow out of it and usually have no health problems associated with the disorder. They live full lives and function normally in the society.

I understand what you mean. You didn't mean to be rude in your question. I have answered it.

dahmie2013:

If indeed you are a believer, then I am ashamed of you. The fact that your science has no cure to a disease, does not mean Jesus has no cure. I repeat, God created that child, him alone can cure him. God is the manufacturer and he has spare parts for everything he created. Deal with it!#BelieveThat

Mindlog:


This is so insensitive. No child chose to be born with a neuro-developmental disorder.

drnoel:


That's a good question. In Nigeria and some parts of Africa the probability of even reaching such diagnosis is scarce and even if such a diagnosis is reached it's never on time. I know of several Nigerian families that their children were given similar diagnosis when the kids were well into their early teens. If I may throw ur question back to ur face, why then did their religion fail them?
Ur comment and I quote "God created that child, him alone can cure him. God is the manufacturer and he has spare parts for everything he created", true as it maybe is very myopic and misleading.

Autism spectrum disorders does not have a cure, atleast not in the sense of that word. Pls I don't mean any disrespect, but U should educate urself more about an issue before u come to comment and show ur ignorance. Google really explains ASD very well, u should do well to research it.

Don't get me, I am also a believer but I don't believe blindly. I believe with reasons. Besides Bible says and I quote "In the same way, faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead"- James 2; 17.

Pls lets be pragmatic with information and reasons. Bringing religion and God into this discussion will only complicate the topic. Let's keep it simple cos blind belief would not solve the issue. There are parents suffering cos of this and children who are not getting their needed therapy because of lack of information. Thank you again.

drnoel:


I doubt that would work. It's at the best experimental. Hypnotherapy works well in cases of memory loss not autism. If u have contrary opinion pls upload link of ur proof.

jamalnation:


yes 100%

GWagonlover:
Dear Experienced parents and child development experts,

I have a 4-year old child suffering from mild autism which was discovered when he was two. As a concerned parent, i have taken steps by spending a lot in hiring speech and behavioural therapist, and seeing a development pediatrician with some success achieved at least in getting him stable to be able to absorb what he's being taught in class.

With diagnosis done confirming the mildness, i was encouraged to allow him do things regular children do which will help him grow out of the disorder.

Now i noticed that he has memory challenge in terms of ability to retain and recall information especially in his study which is a big concern to me. He also dislikes reading and writing but enjoy visual-based instructions.

In light of above, i need help from parents who have gone through this challenging phase with such kids and also autistic child development experts on how I can help my child over come the short term memory problem,repetition of words, writing and reading.

Please help!!!

Nuttella:
Stop telling me talks about empathy as if you are mrs humanitarian or Mrs empathy, spare me the lectures. . Enough with the eye service.

Nuttella:
Stop telling me talks about empathy as if you are mrs humanitarian or Mrs empathy, spare me the lectures. . Enough with the eye service.

doggedfighter:

Shut up. Why will he want to manufacture parts when he can make perfect humans?