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@richking58 Cafe owner sounds like a real hardass

@nathilidou Hi there! It’s so tough to say because my nephew is 8 and all autistics are so different. His main markers were/are: 1) no speech (he’s still nonverbal but can say approximately 10 words from speech therapy, like “boppa” for his grandpa), but I should mention that many autistics do...

@runaway887 Not to mention Roxane Gay is a highly sought after speaker and travels loads for events, on top of multiple recurring columns, and working on her traditionally published books as well. I haven’t read the specific link here, but likely she puts in 60-80 hrs most weeks for all of her...

@missyt Hey there. Just wanted to follow up and see how your daughter is doing and if you’ve had any progress with speech etc?

@missyt You bet! Let’s try and follow up with each other about how things go with speech over the next few months. I have been trying to be more deliberate and have added some activities recommended by speech language pathologists: read books with sounds (“Moo, Baa, LaLaLa,” “Baby Says,” “Toot...

@missyt Hi, I don’t have any answers for you but I wanted to share that she sounds very, very similar to my 11mo son. He laughs, giggles, holds eye contact, and says lots of vowel sounds and can repeat them sometimes (though not too frequently), but doesn’t babble any sounds with consonants yet...

@rightway16 Try the Love to dream swaddle up!

@tshane I didn’t read all the comments but just wanted to say my son was SO similar. We held him for the first 5 weeks of his life. The snoo literally saved my sanity. There’s a bit of a learning curve, so don’t give up! Come over to r/snoolife and look into posts about double swaddling. I’d...