Autism Spectrum Disorder and Early Intervention-An Inspiring Motivational Success Story 

Plz tell me how I can meet sir Umair? In which city is he? I Wana meet him regarding my daughter @sahil

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In shaa Allah.

How's ur daughter now?

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Aameen

Ameen

Aameen.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 whatapp God bless you healthy and happy ayan

Thanks for appreciation.

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Mujhy chahiye bht zarori Mera beta nhe bolta

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@Ignace Alli ok

Salma Amin Wa Alaikum Assalam..Very true...Strong pairing and knowing your child definitely helps.

Indeed consistent efforts help in development. Thanks.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 sir plz help me 🙏 mere bete me mild autism spectrum disorder h sir plz aap skills ki kuch video mughe mere no pe send kar sakte h sir m from india sir plz aapki help ki bohot jaurt h sir aapki help se mere bache ko bohot madad mil sakti h sir Ali Moula aapki har madad kare sir plz 🙏 reply me

@@RohitYadav-hc1yz kasi help chaye.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 ap ka center kha hy?

@Ignace Alli sir yeh khn se milegi medicine...mera beta 2.5 years ka h kya usko use kr skte haun...apne koi therapy bhi le the kya

Once the usage of any sense is out of normal range then it becomes sensory issue/ imbalance. Sensory issues for hearing, touch, taste, sigh etc are often found in ASD, these could be hypersensitivity (child wants more/increased) or hyposensitivity (child wants to get less/decreased) of these senses ...To me the reasons are inappropriate usage at initial stage and repetitiveness. Once there is sensory imbalance in the child this affects the learning procedure in typical way and eventually triggers undesired behaviours contributing towards disturbances in child's routine. It is important to address this imbalance at earliest possible time so that these doesn't become strengthened and the learning procedure doesn't get delayed. Desensitization gradually through regular exposures helps in bringing these in range to normal. Avoiding the exposures increases the sensory issues and behaviours becomes challenging over the period. Once these issues are noticeable or alarming then addressing them as a target behaviour is necessary through activities involving that specific sense, the child definitely reacts and exhibits undesired behaviours but the intensity gets weaken gradually and the child learns to tolerate it. Focusing pre learning skills during play and randomization helps in long term measures against these issues. I hope this helps. In shaa Allah.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 thanks a lot sir.

He is a gem, who gives such a long reply ? Commendable sir🙏

Bachy k sth work krin.inshallah theak ho jaye ga.

Meenakshi Sanjay Thanks, stay blessed and healthy. Aameen.

Behavioural ,Speech,Play, occupational,sensory therapies hoti hain.jo ghr pr bi di ja skti hain..

It should have been otherwise if the professional taking the therapies is good and expert. Why he is good at home, pl share your strategies with the therapists for dealing him at therapy center.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 thanks sir

Di abhi aapka beta bolta hai

Many details are required to reply: Current age, what treatment approach was adopted, his level on autism spectrum etc.

Rawalpindi Pakistan

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I think you have sent me some message on WhatsApp.

Step To Learn - Dedicated to Parents Yes sir, I have. And thank you so much for replying. Will get back to you soon.

Marcia Chettri Pl contact on WhatsApp at +923005131154 through text message.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 sir tried to message you..I am from India..but unable to reach you..plz help..I am your follower..I need your advise..

Sir pls reply this question

Anjali Gupta Anjali Gupta Pre learning skills are the pre-requisites for subsequent skills like communication, social communication, socialisation, academics, practical life skills etc. If we try to skip it then the child finds it difficult to learn other required skills, in fact want him to jump over the initial steps, since we see his functioning in view of chronological age ignoring his mental age... at times such attempts of ours enhance undesired/ aggressive behaviours as well which gets strengthened over the time...I have seen many such cases where parents get stuck up due to odd / escape / disruptive/ aggressive behaviours developed due to wrong priorities at initial stages... then the change the priorities later which results in wastage of good learning period of early years. In view of above facts I always prefer to work more on pre learning skills until they are learnt well, it helps in long run. Pl see if the child is good at basic skills required for social communication, academics etc. Your child may require more efforts on foundation/ pre learning skills...working more on those and focusing academics gradually may help in learning. For details of pre learning skills pl see videos at: ru-vid.com/group/PLkKatGTOv2LSqtFvTGcydoRRDeGjZ2RGB You must take out some time to listen my lecture on this topic at: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MdtZWFUorH0.html this will help in prioritising your goals. In shaa Allah

Thanks alot sir....

Anjali ji hi

Mera beta 5.7 ka hae

Ab kaisa hai

Yes, why not. In shaa Allah.

In view of his age he was on milder side of spectrum.

Hi sir , i dont understand indian language but have got a son with autism signs and which to know what to help him

Di aapne kaise sikhaya usko ? Mera beta 2.6 years ka hai Kam baat krta hai self talk krta hai kese sikhau usko

Ap NY koi therapy karwae

Replied in detail in another comment of yours under same video...pl check it there.

Around 3 years....mother shared it in the video.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 according to his age he is already ahead of his age in academics.what are the other areas which she feel is still left for him as she feel there is still work to be done

@@sanchitajain3431 Once the child masters requisite pre learning skills then he must go for age appropriate skills e.g. pre academic, social, communication, joint play, daily living/ self help etc. At this stage a child requires some help to continue learning and gradually adopts typical way of learning like any child of his age. This transition period is very important for consistency unless the child fully forgets previous pattern of learning and adopts typical one.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 thank you so much sir

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 hello sir please I have twins boys age2 and 5 months they can read numbers 1to 10 ABC to z can identify colours But my problem is that they don't point or talk to we the parent and we are still on waiting list for assessment and both of them are stimming alot and they also knows how to sing most of their cartoon songs. Please sir how can I stop or reduce the stimming and increase their talking.

Though every child has a unique pattern of development but to my experience a child if focused before 2.5 years of age has 100 percent recovery chances in less than a year. Between 2.5- 3.5 years the recovery again stands at 100 percent but the child may get a bit delayed in overcoming meaning thereby that the efforts will be required for 1-1.5 years. As the age goes above 3.5 years the behaviours and learning pattern gets strengthened thus requiring more intense and consistent efforts for complete recovery. I strongly believe that its never too late, so whatsoever the age of child is once we focus his weaknesses the child definitely improves more or less depending upon many variable factors...so we should never loose hope and keep struggling with full faith. Allah SWT is the only Healer.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 sir mera beta h 2.10 month ka usko mild autism h sir plz uske liye program btaye

Improvement shared is definitely encouraging. Pl discriminate repetitive behaviour and sensory issues....very often they are mixed up in autism. OT exercises will help in reduction of sensory needs creating an imbalance in senses. But focus on attention and randomization to maximum, don't allow him to repeat things/ activities in same pattern. His intelligibility of speech (clarity) will increase gradually. In shaa Allah.

Step To Learn - Dedicated to Parents ThankYou so much sir for your guidance 🙏🏻

If he is having same issues...pl see the series "Treating Autism Spectrum Disorder in Play Therapy" and "Pre Learning Skill", you can find these in the Playlist. You will get detailed guidance for your child. In shaa Allah.

But sir is there any proper solution

Please suggest me for proper solution

SATYAJIT DAS Proper solution to what?

The child's name is Ayaan not Ali...definitely the mother can reply you on this issue. I personally don't give these items as reinforcer. You may give occasionally and a small piece but for sure these things are unhealthy.

Assalamualaikum all, mother of Ayaan here, actually at the start of working with him. I used to give him candy or chocolate because at that time it was the best thing to get his attention. But now Alhamdolillah he doesn't need any physical reinforcer, i just say Good Job and he take it as a reinforcer. Initially i think if your child has problem with sweet or something else...You may skip those items and use alternative ways...i do believe excessive sugar creates hyperactivity. But now that he has learned many things....still i sometimes give him candies or other items....bcoz i feel these things doesn't effect him much..so do what suits your kid because every kid is different even on spectrum. Thanks

@@FatimaAli-cd5qw ws thanks very much for reply. Me na q kia tha bt bad me mujy bhtt guilt feel ho rha tha k shead me na negative point ko highlight kr dia ha because sir avoid krny ko khty hn. Bt ap k ans sa sa mujy asa gud feel hoa. Really Ali is a star for me sir and liba na bhtt mehnat ki bt Ali strt me hi normal laga us me koi asi bat nhi. Ap to shead janti hi nhi hon ge k me oor mery jasy bhtt sa parents Ali ki videos ko bar bar dakhty hn oor hmesha Ali k lea mere trf sa dua ha k Allah tala usy mzead bhtr kry traki day oor ham sbb ko b sir ki instructions ko thk follow krny ki himat day. Again thanks k ap na strt sa end tak videos share ki ham sa. Plz dubara b Ayan sa related koi q ho to hmean zror guide krean. Sory for wrong name Ali JzakAllah

@Hasim Rizvi, Np :), I didn't take anything negatively. It was my responsibility to clarify you about the use of sweets as reinforcer. Maj saab also adviced me not to use those items but u know there are plenty of times when we can't avoid...Its our fault...even when I feel he's running more I minimize the intake of sugar...it really works 🙂 thankyou for your prayers plz keep praying Ayaan needs your prayer. Thanks

@@FatimaAli-cd5qw thanks IA

Yes, of course. I have replied it in detail under comments of same video.

Sir,gf/cf diet start karne se eye contact aur attention ajata hein ?

tusarika ranasingh Therapies are definitely required along with dietary intervention for improvement of any child.

Yes watch my videos for further help

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 p0p

Pl see for strong pairing, involve activities of his interest along with others, be playful, change the activities frequently before he looses interest and gets bored. For detailed guidance Please see the series "Treating Autism Spectrum Disorder in Play Therapy", you will find it in Playlist under "Treating Autism".

Hello...ashutosh Tripathi....mera beta 2 years ka next month hone wala h...aur uske bhi yahi sare symptoms h... apne bachhe ki therapy kaha se Karwa rhe h...kya aap Mumbai se h?...plz reply

@@pandeyabhar nahi mam mai delhi se hu aur mai usko sir ganga ram hospital se therapy dilwa raha hu

STL is in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, Pakistan. You may contact on WhatsApp (Text message only) at +923005131154. Thanks.

Sir m us ka treatment 18months ki age s kra rhi hu pr ab ja krkuch impruce h pr abhi bhut isus h plzsir m aap s kase bat kru m bhut

Wa Alaikum Assalam. Pl contact on WhatsApp (Text message only) at +923005131154.

Hina Bilal His mother is “Fatima Ali”, she has already replied to the comments...pl see below. You may share your concerns to her, I think she will reply back.

@@steptolearn-dedicatedtopar6775 knsa comments ka reply kia h inho ny kindly mjh un sa contact krna h

salamm sir....i have a questionn..kyaa is dorann ayan ki mama nay diet kuch kiya thaa?? ya is age mai bachayy ko special diet deni chaheyee plzz replyy

Hina Bilal kya aapko inka koi contact number mila hai

She is a subscriber as well...pl give your number or request Ayaan's mother to reply you.