Brilliant! Ugh, I’m definitely guilty of using my son’s name whenever I’m disciplining 🤦🏻♀️ and using pet-names when showing affection! Thank you for this guidance! Name = Positive!
@@norabelike3568 Does your Early intervention program activity for making your baby respond to his name DIFFER THAN what is in this video?? Or same? Bcz what the they are following with my baby is not the same and that makes me afraid to cause confusion to my kiddo😅 Anyway, you encourage me alot♥️
So glad I found your videos. I’m going down a rabbit hole lol. My two year old was evaluated and diagnosed with a speech delay. They feel he’s delayed in receptive and social but didn’t suspect any signs of autism, but he just will NOT respond to his name 😩 Going to try these tips!
My child is almost 2 years and he doesn’t respond either. I feel awful, like I should of worked with him more. We have him scheduled for speech therapy. He doesn’t show any other sign of possible issues. He’s a little speech delayed. Naturally I have self diagnosed him and have been stressing out. I’m also learning that they can have these issues and not have ASD and you can work on them and get them up to speed. Any updates on your child?
My daughter is two and doesn’t respond to her name all The time. Especially me but she does do it more at daycare but not consistently she says some words but not consistently just sounds she did one hearing test “passed” but has another
My 2 year old daughter was able to read her own name I wrote it on the wall and was shocked. But when I call her name there is a disconnect if I say cookie or bubbles I have her attention she’ll look right at me and smile. So frustrating.
This doc helped my son improve and get over autism with his herbs .His name is Dr Oyalo on channel. My sons speech and behavior/social skill has improved perfectly using his herbs
guys any one please help my daughter is 2 years 2 months and she does not focus at all to make her respond to her name .....Is eye contact important to get name response
But how long should we be doing this techniques for? How long does it takes for a kid to respond naturally? They seem to work but should we do them less and less everyday? Or will it be like this always giving reward or something for years?
I've been following these videos for a couple weeks and although he hasn't said any words yet he has started to look at me. Now when I talk he looks at me in the eye. He looks at me when I say JJ but not Jayvaughn so I figure he doesn't know Jayvaughn is his name lol. If he has to point he uses my finger not his....
Hmmm for sure. To me, a diagnosis is just a word. I never care if a child actually has that diagnosis or not, my treatment is the same (when I suspect it) BUT it is important for insurance purposes to get therapy covered, but I do understand, it’s a tough thing to address. But it could also be sensory processing disorder, which causes similar “red flags” and is not technically autism. I hope this helps 💕 hang in there
Hey.. great video, thank you. I’m definitely going to try out some of these strategies on my son. My son is a twin (16 months) and responds to his name only 50% of the time. He has great eye contact.. and really enjoys playing peekaboo. Can I use a game of peakaboo to help him with responding to his name? His twin sister consistently responds to her name. So that’s why I’m a bit worried. Thanks
Absolutely! Also, trying to not say their name all the time, only when doing something fun (like a game of peek a boo) is a fantastic strategy! also, try singing his name! and whispering and then hiding, etc!
I would get a referral to a developmental pediatrician if you have concerns - there is generally a 6+ month wait for an appointment but I think it's important to know one way or another so that you can have as much information as possible in order to provide the appropriate supports
Hello ma'm...I am from India...your videos are very helpful..actually my son is 2.6 years...he had been evaluated at the age 2 that he doesn't have autism....but has speech delay...though he responds to his name but doesn't look into the eyes and of course he doesn't talk...he also has a little problem in following certain instructions ( to be very honest he was born in covid period and was actually locked up for 2 years) he used to imitate till 19 months but after that he doesn't do so...CAN YOU HELP ME PLEASE
This doc helped my son improve and get over autism with his herbs .His name is Dr Oyalo on channel. My sons speech and behavior/social skill has improved perfectly using his herbs
How do I get my 19 month old to say mama and dada. I have laminated photos of everyone in the family, I've tried peek a boo then I say mama. I've tried labeling (mama's nose, mama's drink, etc). Nothing is working. She says other words though. Also, she will only say the first sound. She da for dog. Tah for toes, te foe teddy, etc.
This doc helped my son improve and get over autism with his herbs .His name is Dr Oyalo on channel. My sons speech and behavior/social skill has improved perfectly using his herbs
Hell sis my 19 months old baby boy doesn't response to her name he play well to his elder brother his eye contact good alwaz smiles when me or others smile he is so active in other work he tell us by pointing or gestures when he wants to thing like when he was drink water he put to my finger in our hand and take to me in kitchen but his response not well he doesn't speak now only sound out aaaaa or Amma I m in so stressed 😥 plz any suggestions for me
Not if he is referred to as baby! Maybe hand him a baby doll every time he says baby for a day or two & see what happens. When he’s frustrated, say his name “I’m Jack!” Touch his belly & say JACK! Jack’s belly! Play peek a boo Jack & point to Jack in a mirror (example for a child named Jack) hope this helps him make the correlation!
My child is now 2 years old when he is 12 months to 18 months he responds to he name but now he didn’t respond to his name and speech delay what should i do i m worried 😟
@@preetibasi1245 still speech delay he is 2.1 years now but didn’t speak just babbling.. but with some home therapies his name to response is well not 100% but little bit improvement.. and follow some commands..
