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      helplessmum3
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      Hiaz … I duno how to explain . Is like I’m study for phd for behaviors . They just go on n on n on… Stressful …


      When did u attend ? Maybe they changed the materials ?

      Life already so stressful . They shd not make things more stesssful.

      Nugget,
      How do u handle yr feeling when u see yr child is so diff to yr friend child at gathering ?

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        helplessmum3
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        I’m so depress again. I think maybe y some parents here hav stop going for gathering …

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          Yuhua
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          helplessmum3:
          I'm so depress again. I think maybe y some parents here hav stop going for gathering ..

          Just to share..

          helplessmum3, 2 years back, I send both my DS to kid's yoga. Till today, they are still taking the classes from the same teacher. My elder boy has mild ASD. And today, I am very glad that he is almost like any ordinary child. Except on occasions where he is really upset, he will go all quiet. However, he can express himself well to what he is upset or happy about and answer our questions promptly. You can think about giving the yoga classes a try.

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            nugget
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            I attended late last year. They are still following up with me with those lengthy questionnaires.


            Just take the course as learning something extra. Its a skill to aquire to understand people more.

            How different your child behave in front of other children?

            My kid usually just play alone, dun mix, even when others talk to him, he also ignore. Those friends who know he has ASD understood my son. Those who dunno abt my son’s condition just brushed it off as he is shy.

            If he fuss or scream, they just take it as normal kid behaviour acting out. I have seen plenty of children also fussing and screaming at Macdonalds, KFC and Swensens. No big deal.

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              nugget
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              helplessmum3:

              Nugget,
              How do u handle yr feeling when u see yr child is so diff to yr friend child at gathering ?
              Sorry I read your qn again.

              How I handle? Seriously, my son's feeling matters more to me than my own.

              If I choose to bring him to gathering, I will make sure he has a good time. I will make sure he feel comfy and happy to the extend that sometimes I neglect my own adult friends.

              My kids' feelings and well being is my top priority if I choose to bring them to such occasions/gatherings.

              If i want to have a good time myself, I will leave my kids with my mum's or in laws then hubby and me will enjoy ourselves.

              Never compare your child with others. Even if your child is normal, they will always progress at difference pace, different character and different reactions and tantrums.

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                helplessmum3
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                Yuhua,

                May I know 2.5yo are allow to enroll n how much e. fee?

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                  nugget
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                  Just for sharing:


                  The OT at my son's EIPIC centre shared this shop with me.

                  http://ryseltoys.com.sg/

                  Its a shop that sell products for special needs kids. The things there are quite reasonably price. I gonna buy some stuff for his fine motor skills.

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                    Browse through this website: http://www.especialneeds.com/home.php


                    This website has more things to choose, it has a category \"Shop By Diagnosis\".

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                      helplessmum,


                      Maria Montessori teaching method:-
                      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOZlQ-43oX0&feature=related

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                        nugget
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                        Helplessmum,


                        This article is for you.

                        http://www.yourhealth.com.sg/content/mum-makes-touching-video-son-born-no-eyes/page/0/0

                        This mother is so inspiring. Her kid is far much misfortune than ours and she love him proudly.

                        I am sure you can overcome anything for your boy as well. Just have faith.

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