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Allowing Michael to safely explore potentially dangerous things like using a gas stove under close supervision provides numerous benefits and can be a highly constructive and educational experience for him. Participating in these activities together strengthens our trust and communication, as he learns to rely on me for guidance and support when his curiosity drives him to engage in such activities. Supervised exposure to potential dangers also teaches him crucial skills in risk assessment and management, essential for making independent decisions. Moreover, engaging him in learning about things that pique his interest, even if they pose risks, fosters a love of learning and cultivates a curious and inquisitive mindset. Most importantly, this approach teaches him the significance of safety and caution, instilling a sense of responsibility in managing potential dangers responsibly. Now more than ever, we're particularly vigilant with supervision, as he's exploring his surroundings more thoroughly and his curiosity and interests lead him to places and objects that can be dangerous or unsafe. ๐ Daily approach to education and therapy, along with exclusive updates, on our IG Subscribers Page ๐ โ ๏ธ This is a glimpse into our journey with my nonspeaking autistic son, documenting his progress, and offering insights for anyone who may benefit, learn, or find inspiration. โ ๏ธ When my son experiences intense emotions, I give him space and wait until he's ready for affection. Our communication and co-regulation approach is well-considered and fits our situation. #heartwarming #heartbreak #parenting #autism #ASL #signlanguage #nonspeaking #nonverbal #inspiration #motivate #autismawareness #autismjourney #neurodivergent #parentingtips #representationmatters #cute #handsome #toddlermom #autismadvocate #autismparenting #parentingautism #communication #foryou #fyp #explorepage
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