All About Autism

[helplessmum3]

hiaz… thanks mummies.


is My LIttle Skool suitable for ASD? i will enquiry and hope to put him there… and will not tell them any thing first. while i hold the current school… n

[helplessmum3]

Nugget, i call KKH Rehab, they too say my son is too advance for the hanen course.


cuz my son already know how to speak in sentences.

then when u refer from CDU to Rehab, are u still under subsidize rate?

[helplessmum3]

oh manz. the most difficult part after eye operation is to hold back the tears!!! even at my dream, i dreamt i cry and wake up worry my eye recovery affected…

[helplessmum3]

nugget:

Mummies who want to get the hanen books can check out amazon website. It's much cheaper than buying in sg...


For fish oil, I am giving my son omega 3-6-9...also bought from iherb.
http://www.iherb.com/m/Nordic-Naturals-Omega-3-6-9-Junior-Lemon-4-fl-oz-119-ml/23067?at=0

i just bot Nordic naturals Children's DHA for s$31.90 for 4oz..
so expensive, but which is better Nugget? 3-6-9 or Children's DHA. the Sales girl only recommend me this DHA for 3 yrs old, why ah?

[ArielMermaid]

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[helplessmum3]

Mummies,


what are the good breakfast to give your kids before they go CC? my son love cornflakes but whenever he take cornflakes will causes him to cough… so I’m out of quite & ez convenience breakfast ideal.

[nugget]

helplessmum3:

nugget:

Mummies who want to get the hanen books can check out amazon website. It's much cheaper than buying in sg...


For fish oil, I am giving my son omega 3-6-9...also bought from iherb.
http://www.iherb.com/m/Nordic-Naturals-Omega-3-6-9-Junior-Lemon-4-fl-oz-119-ml/23067?at=0

i just bot Nordic naturals Children's DHA for s$31.90 for 4oz..
so expensive, but which is better Nugget? 3-6-9 or Children's DHA. the Sales girl only recommend me this DHA for 3 yrs old, why ah?

Oh omega 3-6-9 is for 5 years and above.. better for u to take the children dha for now.

[specialboymum]

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helplessmum3:

mashy,

i have no choice, when my son attend cc, they P already ask me to get proof to say my son is NT kid. :(.. so get go KKH CDU. SUCKS place!!! we pay subsidize amount but the workers there get pay specialist amount u know, waste our GOVT money for sub price.!!!

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A good educator will not be doing things like demanding for proof of your child is NT. If they think they can't handle, they should at least have further discussion with you on what to do to handle him better.

Agree it is better to look for another school, I don't think the current school sound like a good one (not even for a normal kid). Perhaps you can look for one with smaller number of children. Sometimes it will be helpful to just keep in constant contact with the school, like sharing with the teachers how to handle him if he has meltdown or things to look out for that agitate him. For me, I will jot down in his notebook or email, so that his teacher can respond whenever they are available.

[specialboymum]

verykiasumummy:

Blokus:

Alamak! Spelling error. But never mind let me say it again, helpless mum


You lose nothing!
You lose nothing!

oh my, ur spelling error makes ur post sounds funny...

:rotflmao:

It is good to let \"loose\" once in a while... .
chill out mummies

[specialboymum]

GabyEn:

Hi,


I'm interested in this program. I read from some website that it has started to become a 'standard therapy' in Australia.

I can't access the website you provided. Is there any email address or telephone number that I can contact them?

Thanks

Hi
website is http://www.fastforword.com.sg. Did you type \"Fast ForWord\"? I made the mistake of typing \"Fast Forward\" with an \"a\".

I managed to get a copy of their flier for the upcoming event on 22 Sep. See attached.

Regards[/quote]

Thanks. I manage to reach them, their website was done for a while but now back working.
I will do a trial first before signing up. I did some more reading and realize the program sound beneficial to dyslexic kids but I still need to carefully assess if it will really help my ASD. My ASD actually have good voca.. he has no problem recognizing and reading out all the words, but most of the time, he doesn't understand what he is reading. He also have difficulties verbalize his thoughts in a proper sentence. For example, when he see me drinking carrot soup.. he will say \"mama drinks soup in carrot\"