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Top Comments of this video!! :3
If you start signing,
“All done,” when she finishes a chore/task, would that eventually override her saying, “I need a break?” She is amazing and so are you guys. I have an autistic young lady who “works” for me, she is such a HUGE help! I have learned so much from watching your channel. I have started doing life skills with her and she feels so big when she accomplishes a new task. She gets so excited and has to show/tell everyone. She is 32, with a very limited vocabulary. She can put 2-3 words together (sometimes) and most of the time she can answer a yes or no question. Other times she just repeats the last word you say. Last month, she mastered making a pot of coffee, and we STILL celebrate each morning with her! ❤ She is precious!
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you all could have her sign all done when she's finished to help discriminate from a break. could also help her in the long run on days when she's having a hard time with receptive communication and taking a break vs actually being done (if that is even an issue for her) might click more with practice in other scenarios
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lol I try my students stims too and they will look at me like “what do you think?”
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Fish bubbles and tires hands are my favorite stim of hers they even calm me watching her.
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My 15 yr old granddaughter has a mild case of Turrets Syndrome. Her stems change frequently. Not to long ago I asked her to help me with something and she rolled her eyes. I instantly got on her for her disrespectful behavior and she quickly let me know that it was a new stem. I felt terrible and apologized profusely. I told my daughter what I had done because I really felt awful and she laughed at me & said she pulled one over on me. It wasn’t a “new stem”. 😂😮
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I am so proud of Abby she has progressed so far and I love seeing her smile and laugh she's such a beautiful young lady
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Great job Abbie! Mom & Dad you guys ROCK!!! ♾️🧩💖
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I love the fish bubbles and her tired stim! They are so adorable! The angry looking stim is my usual expression on my face!😂 Cleaning up the paper on her own! Way to to Ab!! Ooooo sourdough for breakfast!! Sounds good!!🥰🥰 Have a great Sunday and Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone!!💚💚🍀
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Good job Abbie
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Beautiful video. Blessings.
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Good job Abby on all you do! You are a joy!! My grandson has autism and watching you give us courage for him and us. Thank you to all of this family for sharing your lives with us!!
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Love Abbie frown face so cute Love y'all
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Happy Sunday I hope you’re all having a great day. I love watching your videos you’re the sweetest, kindest family ever.
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You are a great family!
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Thank you for sharing enjoy the rest of your evening love you, Abbie, 😘💜👋👍
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Yay Nanny! I always loved days out with my Granny!❤
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Ive been watching for a while now and love love love the progress she has made! I just tried to do those facial stims and I grt how they can help her in some way! You are all awesome especially for Abbie! I hope you keep that laugh going hon! ❤😊
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I agree with those who think you give yourselves to little credit.
While you may not be able to help every autistic child ABBY is YOUR CHILD
and no one knows her or can help her like her Family !!!!
She can handle so many different things now because you guys work so
hard to either help her endure things so the worlds less scary or you know
what to avoid that she just can't tolerate.
Over 2 hrs in a restaurant without it stressing her is HUGE !!!!
Much Love Maas Family !!!!
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No offense, Asa, but the "mad" stim is so much cuter on Abbie. 😁💙
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@siskate100
1 month ago
Not sure y’all give yourselves enough credit for Abbie’s growth. You’ve never stopped giving her every opportunity to continue to learn and grow. Kudos to y’all!
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