Re: Another oh my god moment

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Try and use phonic sounds ie yes cuh is for clown but buh is for bottle

not bee. Does letterland do this I do not know.? -- and yes, marvellous,

appropriate speech . For a logical person phonics is easier I think.

You could try flashcards ie cards with words on them (make them

yourself) and ask him to read them. Shuffle them each time. Make them

phonic " and " " but "

xx sally

bbrowne123 wrote:

>

> Took my boy to Asda yesterday (big mistake) meltdown as soon as we

> went in (i wonder if our kids sense the radars they use at the

> entrance to stop shoplifters???)

>

> anyway, he calmed down and later, he was holding his daddy's hand

> whilst I shopped. Next i heard was " mommy take my hand " . Then he

> screamed " HOLD my hand " - again nothing to most parents, but for a

> boy who didnt speak last year more than one word, well its just

> amazing. I had no idea he knew any pronouns except in the sentence " I

> want " , much less putting a sentence together like that.

>

> Then when we got home he was quizzing me " C is for bottle? He

> looked up to see if he was right, i said " B is for bottle " then he

> repeated it. Then he went through the whole alphabet, very quietly, a

> is for apple, c is for clown, etc etc (THANK YOU LETTERLAND)

>

> My diary of his achievements is filling up, i need a new book. I know

> i am probably boring most of you but i can't help it.

>

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ur not boring us at all all, my son said mummy for the first time at the weekend..And I didnt speak for an hour in shock , I spent most of that morning in tears, as I thought for most parents ,that would not be a big deal at the age of 5and half , yet hearing those words were as equivilent as the first day that I had held him in my arms at the hospital...Obviously!!!!!!! havnt heard them since ..lol but its the little things that matter with us parents..

pavs

Subject: Another "oh my god" momentTo: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Date: Wednesday, 2 July, 2008, 9:35 AM

Took my boy to Asda yesterday (big mistake) meltdown as soon as we went in (i wonder if our kids sense the radars they use at the entrance to stop shoplifters? ??)anyway, he calmed down and later, he was holding his daddy's hand whilst I shopped. Next i heard was "mommy take my hand". Then he screamed "HOLD my hand" - again nothing to most parents, but for a boy who didnt speak last year more than one word, well its just amazing. I had no idea he knew any pronouns except in the sentence "I want", much less putting a sentence together like that. Then when we got home he was quizzing me " C is for bottle? He looked up to see if he was right, i said "B is for bottle" then he repeated it. Then he went through the whole alphabet, very quietly, a is for apple, c is for clown, etc etc (THANK YOU LETTERLAND) My diary of his achievements is filling up, i need a new book. I know i am probably

boring most of you but i can't help it.

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so far from boring I can't describe. This is terrific, brilliant,

wonderful stuff. You helped him do this, you made this spring into

life. Well done! Steph x

>

> Took my boy to Asda yesterday (big mistake) meltdown as soon as we

> went in (i wonder if our kids sense the radars they use at the

> entrance to stop shoplifters???)

>

> anyway, he calmed down and later, he was holding his daddy's hand

> whilst I shopped. Next i heard was " mommy take my hand " . Then he

> screamed " HOLD my hand " - again nothing to most parents, but for a

> boy who didnt speak last year more than one word, well its just

> amazing. I had no idea he knew any pronouns except in the sentence " I

> want " , much less putting a sentence together like that.

>

> Then when we got home he was quizzing me " C is for bottle? He

> looked up to see if he was right, i said " B is for bottle " then he

> repeated it. Then he went through the whole alphabet, very quietly, a

> is for apple, c is for clown, etc etc (THANK YOU LETTERLAND)

>

> My diary of his achievements is filling up, i need a new book. I know

> i am probably boring most of you but i can't help it.

>

[Guest guest]

BB

how old is your son? He is having a great year well done..

[Guest guest]

BB, great to hear all your son's progress, it is something that we all

look forward to and hopefully we will all have news like this to post

about (not boring at all). Well done.

emily

>

> Took my boy to Asda yesterday (big mistake) meltdown as soon as we

> went in (i wonder if our kids sense the radars they use at the

> entrance to stop shoplifters???)

>

> anyway, he calmed down and later, he was holding his daddy's hand

> whilst I shopped. Next i heard was " mommy take my hand " . Then he

> screamed " HOLD my hand " - again nothing to most parents, but for a

> boy who didnt speak last year more than one word, well its just

> amazing. I had no idea he knew any pronouns except in the sentence " I

> want " , much less putting a sentence together like that.

>

> Then when we got home he was quizzing me " C is for bottle? He

> looked up to see if he was right, i said " B is for bottle " then he

> repeated it. Then he went through the whole alphabet, very quietly, a

> is for apple, c is for clown, etc etc (THANK YOU LETTERLAND)

>

> My diary of his achievements is filling up, i need a new book. I know

> i am probably boring most of you but i can't help it.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Puddens, he is 5 and 4 months. 2 years of waiting waiting waiting,

giving up on biomed, hoping " God " would " fix " it, up till 3.00am

every night researching, you name it, we all do it, we have all been

there.

I cant explain it, i dont know what clicked with him. Vitamin D a few

months back did something, taking him off all supps did something

too, i think his wee body got a rest and then he came back more ready

to tolerate them. I only think this, i dont really know.

Most recently only changes have been a proper chelation round and the

regular use of acetyl L carnitine.

How can we possibly know what is making changes? Could be maturation

too. Our kids will obviously reach a level of understanding after

ingesting information for so long and then begin to use it. Question

is how they use it. Thats the mystery i wish i could understand.

..

>

> BB

> how old is your son? He is having a great year well done..

>

[Guest guest]

--- Thanks for reply BB

Yes i have been noting your sons progress as we started D3 around the

same time..Its very encouraging.. My son is 4 in AUG have a lomg way

to go yet but we making slow steady progress, however no chat yet but

hopefully we will get there..

[Guest guest]

--bb

is your son scd and do you think that diet helped? i think i read

that you had tried it? i tried but couldn cope with it !!

thanks

lindsey

- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , " bbrowne123 "

wrote:

>

> Hi Puddens, he is 5 and 4 months. 2 years of waiting waiting

waiting,

> giving up on biomed, hoping " God " would " fix " it, up till 3.00am

> every night researching, you name it, we all do it, we have all

been

> there.

>

> I cant explain it, i dont know what clicked with him. Vitamin D a

few

> months back did something, taking him off all supps did something

> too, i think his wee body got a rest and then he came back more

ready

> to tolerate them. I only think this, i dont really know.

>

> Most recently only changes have been a proper chelation round and

the

> regular use of acetyl L carnitine.

>

> How can we possibly know what is making changes? Could be

maturation

> too. Our kids will obviously reach a level of understanding after

> ingesting information for so long and then begin to use it.

Question

> is how they use it. Thats the mystery i wish i could understand.

>

> .

> >

> > BB

> > how old is your son? He is having a great year well done..

> >

>

[Guest guest]

hie certainly not boring me what have you been using/donig with your son...i know i will feel like i won the lottery when my daughter starts saying the word your son is saying thanxbbrowne123 wrote: Took my boy to Asda yesterday (big mistake) meltdown as soon as we went in (i wonder if our kids sense the radars they use at the entrance to stop shoplifters???)anyway, he calmed down and later, he was

holding his daddy's hand whilst I shopped. Next i heard was "mommy take my hand". Then he screamed "HOLD my hand" - again nothing to most parents, but for a boy who didnt speak last year more than one word, well its just amazing. I had no idea he knew any pronouns except in the sentence "I want", much less putting a sentence together like that. Then when we got home he was quizzing me " C is for bottle? He looked up to see if he was right, i said "B is for bottle" then he repeated it. Then he went through the whole alphabet, very quietly, a is for apple, c is for clown, etc etc (THANK YOU LETTERLAND) My diary of his achievements is filling up, i need a new book. I know i am probably boring most of you but i can't help it.

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