OlgaSpvtlach
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Will someone who understands this topic please explain to me - I always thought children under two wouldn't be diagnosed with autism. Has this changed, or is it different in the US to Ireland?
Yah I’m thinking she’s in for a rude awakening and many a miserable restaurant meal because she thinks this is how it must be . It’s the first time I’ve thought - oh tit, crap parenting alert. Why would you feel guilty about kids having a screen in a restaurant. Get a grip rosemaryThe latest story about her wanting to eat at restaurants she and Brandon like is another fine example of ME ME ME!!!!! Your son is almost two and has autism. Bringing him around like a handbag who will just have to slot into your lazy lifestyle is ignorant and cruel. To any two year sitting in a restaurant is a tough ask but for him it is a sensorial nightmare. Her parents are judgey, po faced but far too indulgent. Both of their daughters have more kids than they did! If you need to give him the phone, it’s fine but autism is a completely different animal, he will not get used to restaurants. You have to lower your expectations, even without the autism she is deluded as to what she expects from her life at the moment.
Oh no I wouldn't question anyone about their child either. I don't know much about autism, and always thought it was around two children started showing signs. What is ABA then? As I said I don't actually know much about it and am interested in learning more.It really depends on the milestones met and parent concerns. She says he has been diagnosed with autism so I believe her. Its not something I would question anyone about in their child. My son was clearly autistic by preschool, almost three. Early intervention is paramount, and ABA can duck right off.
Why would you feel guilty about kids having a screen in a restaurant. Get a grip rosemary
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Check out the Asiam site. Atlas is around 2.Oh no I wouldn't question anyone about their child either. I don't know much about autism, and always thought it was around two children started showing signs. What is ABA then? As I said I don't actually know much about it and am interested in learning more.
I thought she would have some genuine exciting dating stories to tell if she feels it was worthy of a book.‘That break-up marked the end of a lot of dreams I’d been holding on …
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Article written by her in the Independent. More or less the same as the others.
But the second-hand embarrassment for the bikini photo with the wide stance and holding the dog’s lead. It’s giving mid-west hick
I admire her bravery but I was too distracted by the ugleeee dog (I am not a dog person) and absolutely adorable baby. Again, she was so impressed with herself for using another persons’ talent as a reference for the pictures and is aghast that us fools back in Ireland missed the point. We didn’t Rosemary. We didn’t.But the second-hand embarrassment for the bikini photo with the wide stance and holding the dog’s lead. It’s giving mid-west hick
Oooh where?? I can’t abide McSharry and am offended if Apple podcasts suggests hers to meShe slates Louise Mc Sharry on here so seems to be beef!
Where is this?She slates Louise Mc Sharry on here so seems to be beef!
I don't know if that is her because I saw that user posting something really specific about holiday leave in the public service on cherry Sue's thread and I don't think that's within her realm of knowledgeThe profile is Imsoexcited. I made a comment 2 her 2 pages back saying if it wasn't her bizzare that her opposing opinions are only to defend herself & slate FBG and Louise mc Sharry & maybe make her profile private and her writing style not so obviously her. And what do you know....
Profile is now private and she hasn't commented here since. I'd expect a name change incoming....or new profile set up!
Ah. I didn't know this. It probably is her then. Especially since she's active on Sue and Graces page. Sue has rubbed a lot of former bloggers/influencers up thr wrong wayHer mother worked in the public service, she did too for a short time. And why would giving an opinion on something beyond her knowledge stop her?
It really depends on the milestones met and parent concerns. She says he has been diagnosed with autism so I believe her. Its not something I would question anyone about in their child. My son was clearly autistic by preschool, almost three. Early intervention is paramount, and ABA can duck right off.