Comments for Autism & Children http://autismandchildren.com Mutual help and resources Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:54:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Catching the Look by Nathalie Hamidi http://autismandchildren.com/support/at-home/homeworks/catching-the-look/#comment-75 Nathalie Hamidi Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:54:05 +0000 http://autismeinfantile.com/?p=5089#comment-75 Thank YOU Sihem for everything, your help and support is very uplifting. <3 Thank YOU Sihem for everything, your help and support is very uplifting. <3

]]> Comment on Catching the Look by sihem Boussabat http://autismandchildren.com/support/at-home/homeworks/catching-the-look/#comment-74 sihem Boussabat Fri, 30 Jul 2010 10:40:13 +0000 http://autismeinfantile.com/?p=5089#comment-74 Thank you Nathalie for this article, I remember when you posted it, I ran into it, and tried to follow the tips you were given in orde to catch our son's look. It worked. Now, he actually look into the eyes whenever Italk to him or whenever he asks for something. Thank you. Thank you Nathalie for this article, I remember when you posted it, I ran into it, and tried to follow the tips you were given in orde to catch our son’s look. It worked. Now, he actually look into the eyes whenever Italk to him or whenever he asks for something. Thank you.

]]> Comment on Judy Barron: A Word About Autism by Nathalie Hamidi http://autismandchildren.com/testimonials/judy-barron-a-word-about-autism/#comment-72 Nathalie Hamidi Tue, 20 Jul 2010 05:58:10 +0000 http://autismandchildren.com/?p=5956#comment-72 Hello Thomas, I'll make sure your message will get to Judy and Sean. =) Hello Thomas, I’ll make sure your message will get to Judy and Sean. =)

]]> Comment on Judy Barron: A Word About Autism by Thomas Kearns http://autismandchildren.com/testimonials/judy-barron-a-word-about-autism/#comment-71 Thomas Kearns Mon, 19 Jul 2010 21:14:16 +0000 http://autismandchildren.com/?p=5956#comment-71 Hi, my name is Thomas Kearns and I am an Accessibility Specialist for a community college in Northern Nevada. I am working with two organizations that work with parents and educators that help families with children who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders. We are trying to put together a desperately needed workshop for parents and educators alike in Northern Nevada and we are trying to contact Judy and Sean Barron to see if they could be speakers at this function. I noticed you contacted Judy Barron for this interview and I was wondering if it is OK with Ms. Barron if you could pass on that contact information. An Email address, an agent, or a P.O. Box would work. P.S. This is a phenomenal article that I will always save and reference as needed. Thank You for all your hard work and consideration. Thomas Kearns Assistive Technician & ATACP Accessibility Specialist Disability Resource Center Truckee Meadows Community College 7000 Dandini Blvd. (RDMT 315-U) Reno, Nevada 89512 Wk: 775-673-7209 Fax 775-673-7207 Email: tkearns@tmcc.edu Hi, my name is Thomas Kearns and I am an Accessibility Specialist for a community college in Northern Nevada. I am working with two organizations that work with parents and educators that help families with children who have been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders. We are trying to put together a desperately needed workshop for parents and educators alike in Northern Nevada and we are trying to contact Judy and Sean Barron to see if they could be speakers at this function. I noticed you contacted Judy Barron for this interview and I was wondering if it is OK with Ms. Barron if you could pass on that contact information. An Email address, an agent, or a P.O. Box would work.
P.S. This is a phenomenal article that I will always save and reference as needed.
Thank You for all your hard work and consideration.
Thomas Kearns
Assistive Technician & ATACP Accessibility Specialist
Disability Resource Center
Truckee Meadows Community College
7000 Dandini Blvd. (RDMT 315-U)
Reno, Nevada 89512
Wk: 775-673-7209 Fax 775-673-7207
Email: tkearns@tmcc.edu

]]> Comment on PDD Sign: Hands Covering Ears by Nathalie Hamidi http://autismandchildren.com/study/screening/pdd-sign-hands-covering-ears/#comment-3 Nathalie Hamidi Wed, 10 Feb 2010 06:50:17 +0000 http://autismeinfantile.com/?p=3023#comment-3 Hello Gladys, a child covering his ears can be autistic or not, in fact autism can be screened when a lot of autistic signs are present, and they have to be frequent and/or intense. Does your niece make eye contact? Does she talk? Does she points at things she wants with her finger? Children with autism can be difficult to raise, so if that's the case for your niece, it's understansable that her mother does not take her out much, because she might be afraid she hurts herself, or runs away. You can contact me at nathalie@autismandchildren.com if you want, and we can see what you can do to see if your niece does have autism. Best regards, Nathalie Hello Gladys,

a child covering his ears can be autistic or not, in fact autism can be screened when a lot of autistic signs are present, and they have to be frequent and/or intense. Does your niece make eye contact? Does she talk? Does she points at things she wants with her finger?

Children with autism can be difficult to raise, so if that’s the case for your niece, it’s understansable that her mother does not take her out much, because she might be afraid she hurts herself, or runs away.

You can contact me at nathalie@autismandchildren.com if you want, and we can see what you can do to see if your niece does have autism.

Best regards,
Nathalie

]]> Comment on PDD Sign: Hands Covering Ears by Gladys http://autismandchildren.com/study/screening/pdd-sign-hands-covering-ears/#comment-2 Gladys Tue, 09 Feb 2010 21:45:26 +0000 http://autismeinfantile.com/?p=3023#comment-2 My niece is 2 years old and she doesnt talk. She covers her ears alot and they had told my brother that she does not have any source of autism. As I'm reading along here it does seem she does have some kind of autism. They have been taking her to speech therapy twice a week for awhile now. It seems to be working she's able to identify the shapes of items but she does not speak at all. What's funny to us is that the mother does not let her talk, she basically talks, for the child. She thinks for the child. If u ask her for a kiss she will make a noise, each time u ask for a kiss. She watches TV all day. She hardly takes her outside because she's always eating dirt or getting dirty. Which it's more healthier for a child to be outside then cooped inside watching TV all day. I'm looking for any information that would help. Thank you. My niece is 2 years old and she doesnt talk. She covers her ears alot and they had told my brother that she does not have any source of autism. As I’m reading along here it does seem she does have some kind of autism. They have been taking her to speech therapy twice a week for awhile now. It seems to be working she’s able to identify the shapes of items but she does not speak at all. What’s funny to us is that the mother does not let her talk, she basically talks, for the child. She thinks for the child. If u ask her for a kiss she will make a noise, each time u ask for a kiss. She watches TV all day. She hardly takes her outside because she’s always eating dirt or getting dirty. Which it’s more healthier for a child to be outside then cooped inside watching TV all day. I’m looking for any information that would help. Thank you.

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