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I’ve never seen her smile. Even her wedding day she looked miserable.
She's ridiculously ungrateful constantly. She needs a slap. Nothing is good enough for her, she always manages to find the negative in life
 
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surely after that video of River at Christmas you can’t deny there’s something that needs to be looked at.
 
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Missed her stories, can I ask what video? Feel like I've missed out :ROFLMAO:
It’s on her feed, not stories. It’s of him walking down the stairs and not really being very responsive, to be fair he’s probably only just woken up and he has 2 muppets for parents
 
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He definitely seems to be non-verbal! My little boy is 1 month older than River and has been talking in full sentences (non-stop may I add!! 😴) for a heck of a long time now! Hope she is at least accessing speech and language therapy for him 🤞
 
It’s on her feed, not stories. It’s of him walking down the stairs and not really being very responsive, to be fair he’s probably only just woken up and he has 2 muppets for parents
And the jumping up and down with the bubble machine. It’s exactly how my boy stims.
He definitely seems to be non-verbal! My little boy is 1 month older than River and has been talking in full sentences (non-stop may I add!! 😴) for a heck of a long time now! Hope she is at least accessing speech and language therapy for him 🤞
My boy was referred for SLT last January and his first appt is tomorrow. Shocking how long we have to wait
 
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It was the reaction to the bubble machine that is so obvious but I highly doubt that both muppets will see that. We had over a year wait for my 5yo who talks none stop now but needs help with his pronunciation, eventually we went private as we just couldn’t wait with him being in school too.
 
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It was the reaction to the bubble machine that is so obvious but I highly doubt that both muppets will see that. We had over a year wait for my 5yo who talks none stop now but needs help with his pronunciation, eventually we went private as we just couldn’t wait with him being in school too.
We have a massive wait for private SLT too. The nursery have been waiting since April and we managed to get an assessment for him in october with his dla we were awarded and now currently on the waiting list for therapy.

he starts school in September so I hope with his EHCP (we are waiting for that to go through 🤞🏻🙏🏻) he’ll get some therapy at school, so expensive! Hope your boy is doing well, it’s such a worry x
 
We have a massive wait for private SLT too. The nursery have been waiting since April and we managed to get an assessment for him in october with his dla we were awarded and now currently on the waiting list for therapy.

he starts school in September so I hope with his EHCP (we are waiting for that to go through 🤞🏻🙏🏻) he’ll get some therapy at school, so expensive! Hope your boy is doing well, it’s such a worry x
oh thank you, I hope yours is too! I agree the expense is so high but we’re more than willing to go without on luxuries as long as our little one can get the help he needs. We eventually got the NHS sessions through and they were all middle of the school day so just not feasible to take him out when he was showing signs of struggling with his reading due to having the speech delay. I understand well within my profession the delays from covid etc but we were left with no choice to go private and it’s £100 per session on a weekly basis so not cheap! X
 
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I hate to say it because it’s a family memory, but she’s also chosen to share it online… but it’s so obvious that her little one is showing obvious traits of autism. He had no reaction whilst walking down the stairs, very vacant. My little boy is 3 months older than him and he was racing down the stairs asking if Santa had been. I would’ve said maybe a speech delay, but the reaction to the bubbles is typical of autism.
But she also still speaks to him like a baby, not long ago she was saying things like “ta” to him to pass her something. At his age you should be communicating with him properly in order to show him how to communicate correctly. I do hope that behind the scenes she is accessing help for him and just isn’t broadcasting it.
 
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I’ve thought for a long time that she’s autistic, so it would make sense that her son is.
Her rigidity, fear of change, routines/sameness, seemingly being negative / pessimistic / unhappy with what a neurotypical would deem not a big deal, info dumping… to name but a few traits.
 
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It does look rather like it in that photo but I suppose it could just be the angle/positioning. Can’t think what else she’s heavily hinting at though so it would make sense.
 
Not sure if I’m just being petty, it’s like when you dislike someone or they get on your nerves, everything gets in your nerves.. but why does river always have mittens on?!? Like am I being picky? I find it weird that a 2.5 year old has mittens on, like if you have to put gloves on at least let him have normal gloves
 
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Not sure if I’m just being petty, it’s like when you dislike someone or they get on your nerves, everything gets in your nerves.. but why does river always have mittens on?!? Like am I being picky? I find it weird that a 2.5 year old has mittens on, like if you have to put gloves on at least let him have normal gloves
It’s still quite normal. My little girl is 3 and dislikes normal gloves. They are harder to get on, they slip off her fingers inside so have to keep being corrected and I think she’s just not used to having fabric between her fingers. She prefer mittens and I prefer the ease of getting them on haha
 
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