15 MONTH OLD BABY DEVELOPMENT | Baby Activities | How to Play with Your Baby | The Carnahan Fam 

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He can also tell he wants water

Same. We use a natural food safe crayon. They’re a bit expensive but we’ll worth it.

Already sniffing markers. Good luck. Might have a drug addict homeless kid on your hands..

Sounds about right lol same

Same

Yea there are games I can’t play with her bc I know she will just put it in her mouth and try to eat it lol

I feel like mine also could have autism but also babies all learn at different rates so maybe that's a possibility

Hi Rodrigo, mine only started walking (a very wobbly walk) now at 15 months and only says 2x words. I think all babies develop different times and ways. Hope baby develops beautifully soon. 👶😚

Try working with her or get evaluated by doctor. Watching TV all the time not good.

Don’t worry about autism. It made a joke comment the reason is so many people compare their babies and either feel they have a genius or something is wrong. All kids learn on their own.

@@JezebelIsHongry Hi thanks for passing by and being kind. MY daughter is now 1 year and 11 months she is autistic indeed. Her pediatrician and neurologist gave us the diagnosis with medical report and etc. But so far so good, she is trying to walk only now, and is still delayed in some areas of development, but at the same time she does impressive things, she already understands basic mathd and logical thinking, can use my smartphone without issues but can't drink her own milk, it is like she is afraid of holding it. Itnis really really hard to descibe her since a kid is always different from the others but when we talk about autism the difference in the individuality is doubled if not exponential. Delays in some areas, astonishing achievements in others. Can't say mom or dad properly, but does the alphabet from a to z in two languages, I wonder if I can handle that, not like she is a genius or something, is just the how enigmatic an autistic child is, I am trying my best to catch up her approching, she is not a very sweet child she is like "please don't touch me" but she is adorable in her own way, because an autistic person has sensories issues due to the overwhelming brain cells that are working different from me and my wife. Yes, since I did the post you commented we've been having situations where we missed the point so many times when educating her that our struggle to adapt only led us to doctors, and here we are, now we now what to do, where to start being parents and, finally with therapies, and medical assistance we are going to try to give her the best way possible to grow being herself. The most dificcult thing about raising and autistic child is that you have to predict her communications, her pain and joy. She cries terribly loud if a stranger talks or interacts to her, only trusts in 3 people, her aunt, my wife and me but she never cried when sick form urinal infection, we only knew she was bodered because we measured her temperature and was having fever. Got hospitalized... Its hard to tell the difference from an autistic repulsive and sensorial behavior from just being sutbborn. If she is acting bad we correct and teach her, but only now me and my wife are being able to tell the difference, but for most people is just a kid who hates people and is way too spoiled. She is indeed spoiled, but not like we want to give her more than she needs, or just giving what her wants, we spoiled her in the sense of physical and enviromental and sensory protection, the biggest problem she has with sensories are her ears. She can't stand noised and loud sounds. We NEEDED to buy her a protective reductive sound protector phones, and she is just fine using them. We have been learning a lot, because we are always trying to catch up and be equalized with her most basic needs, while most people already thing they know everything about children and autism, and belive me, most people can't even grasp the surface on the subject, just like I did when I first posted my comment which you repplied. And btw, tks again.

You are so welcome! 💛

Well... it seems you've noticed that they were shot glasses at this point 😂 They are in our Amazon store if you're interested in the exact ones we got because we LOVE them! amazon.com/shop/thecarnahanfam

Yeah... about that... haha. We actually didn't mean to get shot glasses when I ordered them on Amazon originally. I hadn't properly read the amount they hold before ordering them and assumed they were a typical kids cup size but... oh well! We absolutely LOVE them!

You're so welcome! ❤️

No way he's pointing to body parts or anything any time soon...

Also he refuses almost all solid food.

How is he now?

So do I. Mine doesn't say words like that :(

So do i. Dr has been suspecting my 15m as autistic. He don't even speak one word. And he doesn't know how to play (not creative and dont have imagination) even after I showed him how to play. He's obsessed with wheels too. I watch this video until 8.51 timestamp and now I feel like crying... how can her baby be that perfect but my baby fall so behind in term of development.

I know it’s hard seeing videos like this but remember not all kids are the same and it’ll come to them. You’re a great parent just for even worrying about it. Keep doing activities and you’ll be surprised what they’ll do in time.

@@Nur-gx3hw I understand you so much! My son doesn’t say words, he is so intrigued by wheels, doesn’t properly play with toys, he doesn’t interact well with other kids

Same here ladies.. My son just wants me to pick him up all day long.. he doesn't play with anything.. don't know what to do

What about eye contact?

How is your baby doing now 🙂❤?

A possible delay in speech is not equal To autism.

Hey! I'm not sure what state you are in but in Florida there is an early steps program. You can refer yourself and they will do a questionaire to evaluate your baby on if they qualify for services such as speech therapy. It's all free here(until age 2 or 3), maybe your state has something similar.

@@cmw09e I used to work for the program in my state (Ky) and there is an early intervention program in all 50 states but they’re all called something different.

Similar situation here. I contacted Early Intervention for my state (NJ). Through the evaluation he was eligible for a teacher and speech therapist. They meet with him virtually 2xs a month and provide different activities to practice with him/focus on in order to help him with his communication. I had him evaluated at 6 and 9 months as well because he was born premature. He wasn't eligible then (he was on track with what babies typically do at that age). You can Google "Early Intervention _(your state)___" and contact early intervention for an evaluation. Good luck and continue to be your child's advocate ❤️

It’s okay every kid is different it just takes time and teaching them day by day

We actually have three potty training videos already on our channel and more to come here in the fall as we are potty training our 21 month old right now 💛

Also linguistic videos. My 15 mo th old understands so much, but only points or grunts.

That's a great question! To be honest, since it was so long ago, I don't remember which we had modeled to her and which she was saying independently but I know many of them she could say without prompting at the time such as "help" "sit" "bow" etc. though I'm pretty sure I was modeling apple for her in this clip, just by the way she said it! Say hello to your sweet Ainsley for us! 💛

I dont think she would lie. My 15 month old is the same size and maturity

Yeah, my 7 months our baby was almost fluent in Latin and was ok with Greek. But what can you do, right? Our first born was translating Catullus from Latin to French at 6 months but all kids are at their pace. Who’s your favorite Latin baby teacher? We have s great one if you need the deets.

@@JezebelIsHongry sounds like a hater. Not my fault your child is mediocre