My brother was non verbal until he was about 2 and a half but he’s not autistic, he’s dyslexic.
Just about to say the same about my youngest daughter. She wasn’t completely non-verbal, we had some single nouns but her receptive language was very poor at age 2-3 (less than 1%). She was tested for autism but was not. She is dyslexic, but otherwise you would never know she ever had language difficultiesMy brother was non verbal until he was about 2 and a half but he’s not autistic, he’s dyslexic.
Same her ladders all day longAds trolling
Ah, thanks! I thought it said LouLon instead of Len
There are absolutely other major flagsApart from being non verbal are there any other signs that Ronnie may be autistic? I just think he’s not flourishing because of his parents as I’m not seeing any major autism flags, but I’m not 100% sure what the signs are really.
poor eye contact, it’s very inconsistentApart from being non verbal are there any other signs that Ronnie may be autistic? I just think he’s not flourishing because of his parents as I’m not seeing any major autism flags, but I’m not 100% sure what the signs are really.
I like to think of him as Rennie (she gives me indigestion anyway).Lon instead of Len
If she did it would all be grey and emblazoned with ‘my mum is a boring bleep’ or ‘my mum doesn’t like me’I wonder if b&m made an offer to make a home range seeing as that’s her favourite shop and didn’t she used to do all her shopping in Morrison’s? I hope she doesn’t do a kids clothes range!
I agree. Sophie definitely comes across ashamed, I can’t imagine her wanting to admit that she possibly has an nd child hence the very defensive response “he can talk very well thank you” luv, you show us the poor kid doing a piss,no way on earth would we have not heard an utterance from him by now to prove us wrong! Being neurodiverse is not shameful, I am nd as is my son and I think we are both awesome tbhUnfortunately there is still a negative connotation with autism, I have an autistic nephew and cousin. Both are on different ends of the spectrum and both are incredible. I think it’s important to remember that it’s ok to say a child may have autism. It’s not a negative judgement or criticism it’s an observation. There is a reason we have an autism awareness month.
Been looking all dayI’m still calling a bingo that today was ss baby shower but it will be a prerecord.
thisUnfortunately there is still a negative connotation with autism, I have an autistic nephew and cousin. Both are on different ends of the spectrum and both are incredible. I think it’s important to remember that it’s ok to say a child may have autism. It’s not a negative judgement or criticism it’s an observation. There is a reason we have an autism awareness month.
OMG I just did a little wee.Mrs Hinch #422 - Nothing makes you sadder than your ‘tend friend’s ladder
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Thursday started with more ads for the Teshhhco tat range. and Soph fort she’d talk us froo the new stock. There are wooden candlesticks in two barely discernible shades of silver and white which she claims are huge sellers but which have been spotted with reduced to clear stickers...
a plastic eucalyptus plant, which isn’t a eucalyptus, a warta hisinf tray and placemats, ribbed candles and a tacky mug with Hinch written all over it ideal for those mugshot dinner parties. She claims she wants to keep it as low cost as possible as she knows what it’s like to move in to a new home and be on a budget...big fat gypsy weddings, helicopter engagements, and multiple expensive foreign holidays don’t come to those who spend more than fiver on a mug eh Soph?