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Siblings of children with ASD - what do you suggest for WAD for show and tell?

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RaRaTheNoisyLion · 30/03/2014 17:06

Would like to send my DD into school with something to talk about. She's in Reception so it has to be pretty basic. Am happy for her to 'out' her db.

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AlarmOnSnooze · 30/03/2014 19:28

Do you have the book 'my brother is different'? (I think it's called that! Available from NAS and prob amazon etc). That could be a good start point.

Otherwise any of your ds' favoured reinforcers and a chat about why he likes it (eg tape measure and why he finds it more interesting than typical toys)

ThreeBeeOneGee · 30/03/2014 19:31

Photos of him with things he likes or enjoys? Sort of like This is My Child, but 'This is my brother'.

PolterGoose · 30/03/2014 19:46

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ThreeBeeOneGee · 30/03/2014 19:56

Same conversation with DS2.

Wednesday is World Autism Day.

"What's that for?"

To raise awareness of autism.

"If I tell Learning Support, then maybe they'll let us hold a party. We can invite the whole school."

All 1600 of them?

"Yes. I might wear my gorilla onesie."

PolterGoose · 30/03/2014 20:11

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Ineedmorepatience · 30/03/2014 20:11

Grin @ smallpolter!

and smallThreeBee that would be some party Grin

MedusaIsHavingaBadHairday · 30/03/2014 22:40

My friend wrote 'My Brother is Different' (and I taught him at school)
Now a fabulous 20 yr old man with autism :)

On a side note, my DD2 did indeed do a presentation on autism and living with her brother, and it was both entertaining and informative..and not just for the other kids. It's always good to educate :) (and DD2 is now at Uni and will soon be a qualified Learning Disabilities nurse!)

RaRaTheNoisyLion · 31/03/2014 08:07

Wow, love these. DD actually asked to do it which is why I feel I ought to support it.

I think the school aren't doing anything though despite their autism base.

Is the light up blue thing an autism speaks thing? [worried]

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