All About Autism
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slmkhoo:
Yes, think so too... Thanks.
I guess it's for the best. It sounds like a very strange arrangement. If the senior tutor teaches the child and talks to the parent, that may be better.Mdm Koh:
Anyway, I have given up the assignment. As the senior tutor has told me that he's also experienced in my field, he can take over my subject for the time being until they find another tutor.
Peace.
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Omg, poor kids under ur school . Mdm Koh
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If the parents are too stupid to notice these β¦ They have failed
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Double E:
Yes, go there in blue too!Apparently April is Autism Awareness Month.
There's an event on Sat at Ion to commemorate the awareness mth
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nugget:
I will be super happy if my son get married one day.[/quote]Don't dare to think so far ahead. I'm taking a day as it comes.
No I will not stop my daughter getting married, and I hope she can find someone who will accept her as she is. And whether they have kids is their decision, not mine.slmkhoo:
[quote=\"helplessmum3\"]if you asd going to get married and some1 is wiling to marry them. will you stop them?
in consideration of that your grandchildren might be ASD . -
helplessmum3:
Thanks helplessmum. I'm interested. How did u come across this? Is there anybody whom u know had the supplements or seen the nutritionist?Summer tan:
A mother sent me this website:
http://autismsingapore.com/
It uses biomedical, I wonder how effective this is?
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Just heard from my sonβs teacher that actually her child, who is in his teens now, is in special needs school. He was perfect before he had a fever at 4 yo. After which he lost his speech, walking and has sensory disorder. She was tearing as she told me, my heart sank.
Sometimes things are really beyond our control.
Sometimes things or people are not what they seem they are. -
Summer tan:
That sound so sad. Sigh...Just heard from my son's teacher that actually her child, who is in his teens now, is in special needs school. He was perfect before he had a fever at 4 yo. After which he lost his speech, walking and has sensory disorder. She was tearing as she told me, my heart sank.
Sometimes things are really beyond our control.
Sometimes things or people are not what they seem they are.
Ya somethings things are really beyond our control. Anything can happen. -
nugget:
Hi nugget
It might really be a bit overwhelm for him to attend like this.af7680:
Hi ImMeeMee,
Thank you for your kind advice. has been hectic to search for info for my son on how to help him better and read up stuff on the website.
there is vast information everywhere and as I am not a fast reader, it takes some time to read. for the first time in my life, i feel that i should have improved my reading speed and skill.
Recently we visisted one of priviate EIPIC to find out more but the person who brief through said that it might be too taxing for my son to attend half day morning CC x 5 a week and EIPIC 3 x a week as he is still young kid (he is 2.5yr old now) and as he might be tired, whatever he learnt might not be absorbed fully by him..
so i am actually in dilemma to decide.....
My son is in CC 5x per week and 3x EIPIC as well. However my son function better when the EIPIC is in morning. Cos in CC, they usually nap in the afternoon. He has fallen asleep in EIPIC a few times when he first started. Then I change to EIPIC to morning sessions instead.
If you don't put him into CC during EIPIC days, will there be anyone to look after him?
Thank you for the advice. actually we have not decided the arrangement ie how many and when for cc and eipic... still making arrangement to visit priviate eipic and will find out more and decide. your idea is good for my son as well because he is more active and alert in the morning than afternoon. or we might do things like 1,3,5 eipic and 2,4 cc.. still thinking... and we have maid at home but i dont think she can handle my son and 6mth old girl at the same time.... so we need to send him to CC too.... -
ImMeeMee:
Hi ImMeeMee,
af, take your time reading up. I too have a lot of difficulties reading up on sensory processing cos the concept somehow doesnt sink into me. I have to re-read for a couple of times.af7680:
Hi ImMeeMee,
Thank you for your kind advice. has been hectic to search for info for my son on how to help him better and read up stuff on the website.
there is vast information everywhere and as I am not a fast reader, it takes some time to read. for the first time in my life, i feel that i should have improved my reading speed and skill.
Recently we visisted one of priviate EIPIC to find out more but the person who brief through said that it might be too taxing for my son to attend half day morning CC x 5 a week and EIPIC 3 x a week as he is still young kid (he is 2.5yr old now) and as he might be tired, whatever he learnt might not be absorbed fully by him..
so i am actually in dilemma to decide.....
When I first started EIPIC preparatory program for my doter, we started off with 3 days a week @ 4 hours each, cos we were not sure whether she could take it. It was only after a couple of months when we were sure that she was enjoying herself and there were no major issues that needed dealing with that we increased to 5 days a week.
If the private EIPIC has concerns that he will be tired out, perhaps they would have their recommendations on the frequency of attendance to phase him in? You may want to start a bit slow and increase the frequency along the way.
Hope this helps.
that is very good idea. if eipic can recommend and has flexibility to change him per his need, i will be very happy.
In addition to books i purchased, and other website for info, I am actually reading old posts made by mummies here whenever i have time. lots of information shared and encouraged each other. want to say thank you for all the mummies here for support and make me feel that i am not alone.
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