She really didn't say she thought I was fat. I added that on to see what she would say lol. Again, I do NOT know what device she's speaking of
I really enjoy listening to her thoughts 💓
How did she do yall?
First thing this am Timia's Ausome Journey excitedly came to show me a "macbook" she made. She came back in moments later to show me what she wanted me to print out for her. I told her she could draw it and I would be so happy if she did but exactly like pictured. She came back with it cut out though lol. She cuts all of her art.
This morning was a success 🙌🏾. But then again, her dad set the tone this morning. Most times when he does that, when I enter, shes already bright and bubbly. So by the time I got up this morning, she was already eating her breakfast, watching her shows, playing and smiling. My first attempt to interact with her, she immediately screamed , grabbed her iPad and took off running. I begged her not today please (she wasn't hearing it) but then about 15 minutes later I remembered and mentioned today was the 100th day of school celebration and she instantly switched moods lol. She even showed off brushing her teeth this morning. Doing first time things for herself 🙌🏾. She gave off a "just watch I got this" vibe. Just yesterday, we had to literally hold her down to brush her teeth (and everything else). My goal every single day is to send them out the door with happy feelings and thoughts, as well as send them to bed with the same. I feel accomplished when we have a successful morning like this.
Yall know how in louisiana we have to check the temperature no matter the season, to see what to wear? It's just like that here in the mornings (and when you have to leave the house to run errands), like we peek our head in just a little, to see how to approach. We ALWAYS win, it just takes some time and patience 😂 Timia's Ausome Journey
What mornings can look like with an overstimulated child. Its so hard when they cannot communicate to you what's wrong because even she doesn't know. I've shared all of her happy moments and her intelligence with yall for years. But it's time to help put a stop to the misunderstandings surrounding #autism
BTW, yall can't be serious when yall say she's too smart to have Autism. That's the most stupid thing to say ever. Not to mention an insult. Same with Down Syndrome! Stop underestimating those people. Between Down Syndrome and Autistic people, they are what this no good world needs. They could actually run it. IF YOU KNOW YOU KNOW! We know how GIFTED they all are. They lack the ability to be like us humans. Timia's Ausome Journey
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