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Frank CampagnaI’m a 48 year old neurotypical dad with a 14 year old son with severe, non-verbal autism & epilepsy. I created this blog to rant about autism & epilepsy while celebrating my son who I affectionately call “the king” :-).
Awesome Kyle! Sesame Street has a great influence on children. My nephew loves it too, and he's 8 years old now! 🙂
Autism Daddy if you ever decide to go on vacation to Virginia Beach VA for a week There is a day camp for kids with autism called campgonnawannagoagin its from 9:00 to 3:00 there you can have a bit of respite from Kyle while on vacation the camp runs from the beginning of July to mid August they do alot of fun activities like trips and swimming! http://camp4autism.org/summercamp.htm
I remember last spring Kyle was more aware and trying to get his point across more. The fall before that he wasn't being as gross, destructive or obsessive and compulsive. I know I'm mild but I grew every year as a kid. Even now, as a big girl, (24) I'm still developing because as long as we live, we learn more. Re: the comment about that number loving 14 year old, I was a number lover when I was a kid.
Woohoo! Sitting appropriately, feeding himself appropriately, and interacting appropriately and purposefully with the iPad! All for an extended period of time? This would be HUGE for so many of the kids at my school (I teach in a school specifically for children with autism and other special needs, typically on the severe end of the spectrum).
Yay Kyle! And yay for Mom and Dad to be able to step back and appreciate this. 🙂
That is so Awesome.
so awesome for Kyle and you both as parents! WOOHOO FOR ALL OF YOU!!!
Nice job. Thomas the Train app has a mini puzzle you put together and then you get to watch a video-he might like it. Motivation for reinforcement.
Can you tell us the name of the app? Looks like a winner. 🙂
Awesome job Kyle ! Is the simple little things in life 🙂
Way to go, Kyle!
I might have to get that app for my son – he's 14 and still can't write. He loves Sesame Street and numbers also. He can use a computer mouse quite well though!
YAAY KYLE from me too!
YAY KYLE!!!!