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Skills I have developed from being a Mum to a lovely ASD little boy

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RinkyDinkyDoo · 27/07/2012 21:04

Patience of a saint
Cheer leader for small,but nevertheless, development steps
Cryer of buckets full of tears
Life guard- fully clothed dragging him out of the sea yesterday when he ran off and only his head was above the water
Rugby player- catching him when it's time for him to get off a bouncy castle when his time is up
Sprinter-just trying to catch him most days
Speech therapist-cos no one from the authority does it
Occupational therapist- see above comment
Persuasive letter writer
Complaint letter writer
Form filler inner
Fantastic "just go on and say something to me about the noises he's making or the way he's behaving" giver of looks
Teller offer to other peoples children for muscling him out of the way- he's so passive
Cuddling,tickiling and squeezing
Doing most things one handed in public as can't let go of his handPedicting Predicting the future in order to prevent meltdowns and possible problems
Any more???????????

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WarmAndFuzzy · 28/07/2012 01:19

I've developed a radar which tells me exactly when one of them has wandered out of range.
I know more about child psychology than I ever wanted to, including learning about ABA, RDI and a load of other acronyms I'd never heard of before!

whatthewhatthebleep · 28/07/2012 15:26

psychic connection!!....just knowing/reading my DS when a possible meltdown is brewing and working immediately to avoid it slipping into chaos!!...'seeing' the tiny signals and markers that spell meltdown danger zone....

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