Published on 12, July, 2020
Hello, I have just joined and I can't wait to read all the things you have to say, get involved and learn all the things I can.
I am a mummy to a two and a half year old little boy. At his last CDC appointment we were told that he has severe ASD They cant officially diagnosis until he is 3, but they will do this without us having to go and see them again when he Is three.I am very new to this all and would love all the advice I can get.It is a complete change of life for my son, me, my hubby and my 5 year old daughter.
I would love some new friends who understand what I am talking about as I have found that many don't understand and are just not very well.. understanding.
I also blog about what we are going through, sensory play, etc which some of you may enjoy and find helpful! WeeOhana.com
I look forward to getting to know some of you and hopefully making some friends! =]
Louise
Thank you I will be sure to check it it :)
https://weeohana.com/2017/07/31/the-start-of-it-all/
This is a blog post I have done with all the things that I noticed and when I sat down one day and put all concerns together i knew we had to get the ball rolling.
Hi Louise,
Although you say your son doesn't have an official diagnosis yet, you might still want to look at the NAS 'After Diagnosis' booklet, which offers information, advice and support for parents of newly diagnosed children with ASD.
You can find that here - http://www.autism.org.uk/products/leaflets/after-diagnosis.aspx - just click 'After Diagnosis leaflet PDF download'Hope that's of some use to you,
Best wishes,
Ross - mod
Hiya hun im also new. May I ask what signs did you notice or how was it confirmed? My daughter is nearly 9. Ive posted a thread up too. x