Ruby's school is PHENOMENAL. The teachers are gems, the principal is absolutely lovely, and the support I see from the other, neurotypical, students seems so lovely and warm. And then she gets to return home to a loving, fun, supportive mother. I am so absolutely thrilled for her.
This was one of the best videos I've watched! I wish every child has this kind of love and support, disabled or not. I also wish every school be this amazing for special needs. 🥺
I can relate to that. I don’t have an extreme disability but I have high functioning Autism so I find it hard to connect with other people so I’m usually eating lunch by myself at school. Sometime in February of last school year a girl at my school who was in grade 12 at the time. Included me to have lunch with her and her friends and I said “sure” and she and her friends have been very inclusive of me for the rest of the year until they all graduated.
Ruby is the sweetest girl, I love how excited she gets, such a sweetie. Also gotta give cudos to that school for creating such a positive, inclusive school environment. Not many schools have a culture that healthy.
@@mycookiehasnoname Maybe you went to good schools, maybe you just didn't notice how kids who were different were treated by the school and fellow students. The three schools I attended did not foster a supportive and inclusive environment. Kids who were different were bullied by other students, the schools made no attempt to stop the bullying, or prevent it in the first place. Teachers would treat kids who were different unkindly and with a lack of understanding; shaming kids with learning disabilities for not being able to keep up instead of trying to help them or at least by being kind about it. Just because you had a healthy school culture, or just because you weren't impacted by unhealthy school culture does not mean the rest of us had the same experience.
@@loftyradish6972 Imma go ahead and assume that you're American? Also; I went to the officially 2nd worst elementary school in the entirety of Sweden, but sure lmao
@@mycookiehasnoname I am not American. Just because you felt like your school had a healthy culture, does not mean all of us felt that way about our own schools. We had different experiences to you. If you went to a "bad" school and felt like it had a good culture, then I am very happy for you. I did not have that experience at the three schools I attended. You appear to be over-complicating your sentences. Are you doing it to try to sound smarter? If you are, it isn't working. If you want to continue attempting to argue with me, please just go away and wank off to your own sense of superiority. You aren't entertaining enough for me to want to continue this interaction.
Así debería ser en cada caso. Siempre que sea posible. Porque todas las personas somos diferentes. Y quienen tienen alguna diferencia motriz o intelectual son personas también y aquellos que son "normales" necesitan aprender que a pesar de estas diferencias somos todos humanos!
That’s my mom’s job. When you work in school’s with that job you also get summers off like all the other teachers. She used to work at a hospital in the summer helping stroke patients relearn to talk.
That has to be tough though, working with multiple of those kids, and then new ones and never seeing those ones again, starting all over with new ones, as a teacher. I hope she’s paid REALLY well.
@@AfraidMonsters usually kids get to keep their speech pathologist as long as they are at a given school. Like a nurse or gym teacher, they don’t change every single year
@@allim.830 Yep - for example the districts I work in have one teacher that works ele/junior (depending on the day) and one that works in high school. When kids arrive they work with the same person while they're at that school. It gives continuity of care. Those kids who get outside pathologists may not have the same one from appointment to appointment, so there's that.
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I bet that special needs teachers look at life so differently than most. I imagine they have a developed appreciation for so much that we take for granted. Life is so beautiful. It can be very harsh as well but with a simple shift of perspective the beauty shines through
Ruby is just so adorable. I love how she says “yuh!”. And Avery too. Always smiling. They are both special little girls. And not “special” as in disabled, but as in uniquely beautiful.
Ruby is adorable! She really brighten up the people around her, and the people in this video are all so awesome~ I especially love her friendship with Avery! So cute and pure
Dear Ruby, I love you so much, I’ve watched this multiple times already 😂💜🧡💛💚💙❤️ Never change, because you’re an incredible human and a very bright light this world needs. All the Love, Addie
I am so glad Ruby has friends! When she said she was going to push Avery and her mom was all like good! I was in complete confusion thinking she was like going to hurt a child. lol
Ruby and avery do a great team,also love those school employees,they all seem so caring and full of love,the world needs more of people like them ready to help and care that much,wish all you the best
This girl is amazing. SO kind and carefree while having Stromme syndrome and we " normal " people feel like its the end of the world for the silliest of things
Not to be rude, I respect this girl but like she has people who care for her...of course she'll be carefree! While us "normal" people have to work for a living, worry about bills and taxes, study...try to use your brain a little, instead of being toxic while trying to be positive
@@ivyme5783 Its looks like you are one of those people who start with "not to be rude" to justify their toxicity afterwards. With that in mind it is you who should follow your own words and be positive to positive things people saying towards people who cant enjoy life at all. Dont you dare tell me you would like to be in her place with all of her problems instead of yours because of your everyday difficulties. You should follow your own advice. Not to be rude but you have to use your brain alittle instead of being toxic while trying to be positive.
@@bestofmusicchannel I think he just wasn't paying attention to the silly things part not things that are serious but I agree with you for the most part
@@ivyme5783 "Not to be rude" Also you: "Try to use your brain a little" 'Not to be rude is always followed by something rude. There was no toxicity in that person's comment, but there certainly was in yours. Pretty ironic.
Her friend who helps her at school and home is very compassionate. Her parents have nurtured her well. We need more willimg hearts like her. Blessings.
So very very sweet and heartwarming to see how everyone around Ruby just care for her with tenderness , love and acceptance. And how Ruby inspires everyone to be the best version of themselves to act with kindness. And i must say it all begins with her amazing mother who embrace , encourage , and truly love her daughter. Ruby is the sweetest little girl , and what a fullfilling life she has . A joy to watch this video.
Avery and Ruby's friendship is fantastic! My son was special needs his two best friends were from his class. It's so important to have those buddies and friendships.
“You bonked my foot” lol this made me crack up! Ruby is such a wonderful and special little girl and I am super glad her school is so supportive of Ruby and Avery seeing those two together makes me wanna cry, their love is unconditional.
Ruby is so happy and I LOVE IT! I love her happy flaps, I love her friendship with Avery, I love her energy, I love her love for life! How could you not want to love her and do everything for her?
This particular episode filled my soul so much. 😇 The saying “It takes a village” is an understatement. Wow! I smiled, laughed, cried, and was filled with so much hope for humanity after watching. I wish nothing but the best for everyone involved! Beautiful…JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!💗 MY BUCKET WAS DEFINITELY FILLED!!!!! ❤️🌊❤️
Ruby needs to do tours. We all need a chance to meet Ruby! These videos are amazing. When I was growing up in the early 1980’s, my elementary school opened one of the very first classrooms for kids with special needs in the area. I was a peer tutor, and will never forget the love those kids gave.
I wish there was a way that 'typical' people could go hang out with some special kids like Ruby, like a big brother big sister type thing, even if it's for a day! I've learned SO much from SBSK and I want to get to know some special kids in my area who are looking for friendship! I think that should be an option around the world. I am going to research in my area. If anyone knows of programs where I can help or volunteer, even if just for a day, please let me know!
I don't know where you live, but you can probably get a lot of info from your neighborhood elementary school. If you get a background check, you can volunteer to do things like read in the library or be a "big buddy" if you want to. It's really fun. I worked in an elementary Special Ed department and my favorite time was watching the "big buddies" (5th or 6th graders) come read to their buddies in Kindergarten. You won't regret it for a minute! 🥰 If your public school doesn't have a program, you could also try a children's hospital or your local community center. Have fun!
@@matthewm3353 oh yeah! I was a big buddy when I was in school! And I volunteered for a reading program when I worked for the City of Tacoma for kids who had unstable homes or 'less fortunate' who maybe didn't have the type of environment at home where they could do homework, etc (think low income or DV, etc). I LOVED it and would love to do more!
Some high-schools have unified sports teams with typical students helping disabled students play sports. Some colleges and maybe high schools also have a Best Buddies program which is similar to what you are describing.
I’ve watched so many of your videos, and I must say that Ruby is one who’s captured my heart! I’ve subscribed to Angie and Ruby’s RU-vid Channel because I love Ruby so much!
Ruby and Avery are my fav people on this channel. they are both so very sweet and i would love to meet them one day! sending love and peace to Ruby and Avery. and also to anyone reading this comment.
This showed up randomly on my feed and I'm so glad it did. Ruby is so precious. Her and Avery are so sweet. Seeing her speech therapist talk about how she had difficulty communicating and interacting with others at first surprised me given her interactions with Avery. Watching her with her best friend you would never think that. She's so gentle and reassuring and confident with her, always talking with her and waiting for her response. It's so amazing to see. She's pure light and sunshine.
As someone who grew up with disabilities, I can confirm that yes, that love shown by Ruby’s friends is absolutely genuine. I always had a friend, from the beginning of preschool, to university, to my adult life, that loved me deeply and uncomplicatedly, exactly the way I was. They protected me from bullies, always knew when I was overwhelmed and would take me somewhere quiet, and just…loved me. Similarly, I bonded with other people with disabilities - a great friend from the time we were 5, has spina bifida. All through middle school, I spent my lunches with her, and that bond flourished. Neither of us cared what others thought, and we stuck by each other. And my circle of friends happily welcomed her. And yeah, there was never any drama, just a circle of love. ❤ My heart is so full right now.
I work as a behavioral health tech with kids and adults with specials needs and what really sucks is that 65% of the birth parents just abandon the child completely. And even when the parents take on the responsibility, the father is almost nonexistent.
Providing care for children, ALL children, takes time and money. Many times Dads fill the role of provider, requiring them to be away from family at work. The contribution of father's may not be as obvious but is extremely important
“It’s a pretty amazing life that she has” as someone with an IQ above average, I wouldn’t question that statement. She appears to be full of joy and overall profoundly happy. I can’t remember the time I was as happy as this girl. She has a substantial amount of friends that love and care for her, and a stable loving family. I find it absurd how people undermine her happy life simply due to her condition, she literally lives a happier life than the average person
Yeah. ❤ She's doing well because she's loved and understood, and because people are helping her out when she needs it. And she's bringing so much joy and kindness and purpose to the people around her - by being herself, being a friend, and allowing them to help. Maybe that could be true for all of us.
I think Ruby is very intelligent, she just has challenges expressing it. She also has a good heart ❤ and is so darn positive. You can definitely see the spark in Avery too. I believe she will progress in her ability to show it, especially with Ruby as an example and guide. Those other kids are definitely getting a step up in life with the lessons they don't even know they are learning from these two.
She warms my heart in a way I didnt think was possible. I hope Ruby and her best friend Avery have the best most love filled lives ever, they both deserve it.
Ruby and Avery are precious! Ruby's going to change the world, I can tell. Also, my goodness Avery is pretty! She reminds me of my brother-in-law's girlfriend. I'm guessing CP for Avery?
I love seeing Ruby! She reminds me to find the joy in things. I'm 15, and come back to this video at least twice a year for three or so years currently. Thank you for showing us Ruby, Avery, and the fantastic people in their daily lives! This channel is angel's work
If you guys like this go watch the video sbsk did of Avery, as far as I'm concerned both these young women are Angels on this earth. If everyone on the planet was made to watch this video and Avery's video I actually believe the world would change for the better.
I wish I knew Ruby because she seems like the sweetest girl. I love seeing a girl that age that can't participate in drama since that's so unnatural. I'm sure her friends love that friendship too because there's no negative experiences within it. I also LOVE seeing a principal so invested in the students. As a child, all throughout my school years (elementary through high school) I knew who the principal was but I was lucky if I ever actually saw him/her. It was so rare. Yet, here he is reading to these students and dancing with them. He is awesome.
7:40 I'm pretty sure if I mimicked my teacher's talking by moving my hand like a Sesame Street muppet I'd be seen as a facetious little brat! but when Ruby does it it's adorable 😂😍
Wow, I didn't realize that's what she was doing.. I see it now.. She's so dang adorable. What a sweetheart.. When she asked Stella to fill her bucket 🥺❤🥰
PLEASE give us an update when these girls are in highschool! I can tell theyre gonna grow up to be incredible people with all the love in their lives :)
Ooo. You guys should find Avery and do a story with her too! I'm very curious what her situation is and how her life is. Plus, there will be more Ruby and her together if school is included 😁
I am a loss for words - it's just wow! I was in tears at the end. Not with sadness but with joy. Thank you Lord for blessing us with these Super Hero Humans like Ruby and Avery!
the bond she has with her mum is so special in the most beautiful way and her friendship with Avery is so adorable and Ruby just brings a smile to your face. i really do hope she gets to live life at the fullest.
unfortunately that’s not society for the most part. she has an exceptional group of friends. i wish every disabled kid had so many awesome friends. i’m autistic and was ostracized from so many groups, it sucked. i’m so happy that ruby has such great friends to hang with.
it's heartwarming to see how supportive and inclusive Ruby's school is, the faculty and students alike. it's not only positive for kids like Ruby and Avery, but all the neurotypical students as well, teaching them acceptance for all no matter the differences one may have. also i love Ruby, she's such a ray of sunshine in this world!!☀💖
I had a classmate in elementary school who was autistic and we used share our lunches, this brings back so many memories, I love how excited Ruby and Avery are to share space and time, that's what its all about! Chris Ulmer you are amazing ! I am inspired and I want to collaborate with you somehow, some way. Thank you for these videos! Humans being Humans! I love this!
I usually do not cry very easily, but this video of Ruby made me ball in tears. I fell in love with her within the first 2 minutes. She lit up my face like a Christmas tree. Such a beautiful soul. This world would be in a much better place if people were a lot more like Ruby❤Whenever I need to be cheered up, I'll just watch a video of Ruby.🤗
