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Mum to 6 year old who has autism
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Borgqueen
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hello,
i'm a mum to 4 children one of whom is the reason ive joined this community today. She is 6 yrs old and has autism, leaning difficulties, very challenging and self injurous behaviour. She is on the go constantly and i dont think she actually knows how to relax. She also suffers from epilepsy which is kind of the icing on the cake for me. On the upside my beautiful girl has opened my eyes to many things and many people that i would never have met if it wasn't for her!
i'm a mum to 4 children one of whom is the reason ive joined this community today. She is 6 yrs old and has autism, leaning difficulties, very challenging and self injurous behaviour. She is on the go constantly and i dont think she actually knows how to relax. She also suffers from epilepsy which is kind of the icing on the cake for me. On the upside my beautiful girl has opened my eyes to many things and many people that i would never have met if it wasn't for her!
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Hi @Borgqueen welcome to the community.
If you have specific questions, you can ask our advisors. We have a Challenging Behaviour advisor and an ASD advisor.Scope
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Hi Borgqueen
I'm a nana of a 3yr old little girl who i look after, as yet she hasn't been diagnosed with autism but all her manarisums and behaviour are leading that way, I'm struggling with how i can help her and deal with her behaviour, she is a sweet gorgeous angel but talking with people it will help me and I'm sure it will you, take care
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