talking Archives - Autisable

Is it ever acceptable to ignore someone?

The church youth group I went to was fairly typical as far as the kids who attended. There was one

My brother can’t talk. He can say some things, but he can’t really hold a conversation. He says full sentences

She never spoke to anyone, anyone but me. Why the others couldn’t hear her, I could never tell. Could it

When we first received the diagnosis of PDD-NOS, we didn’t really understand what that meant. Then we realized that it’s

Touchpad technology has helped countless families dealing with Autism find their children’s voice. A company called “The Puzzling Piece” has

The boy doesn’t want to play with me. Doesn’t want me around him. Doesn’t want me in the same room.

The boy doesn’t want to play with me. Doesn’t want me around him. Doesn’t want me in the same room.

Today, when I handed HRH a milkshake, he said ‘tada ada eesake’ unprompted. I translated this as ‘thank you for

I nip upstairs to check progress, or lack there of. He stands in the middle of the bedroom, without stitches,

“Can we watch dah ceptions?” “Deceptions? What’s that about? I don’t’ think I’ve ever heard of that before?” “Yes you