I have been told that it is quite common for Fragile X boys to cling more to their mother than their father. For one reason or another FXS boys tend to do better with females than males... that's what I was told when we went to do research study at the MIND Institute in Sacramento, and that was an observation, not a documentation...
We have always tried very hard but, this time it is really working and I have been using picture schedules lately to do that. The one we used for his camping trip last weekend was this one:
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I didn't have a car picture yet so I improvised and cut one from a magazine and the home, I just quickly drew up... |
I finally got some binders together. I stuck some sticky velcro strips on the front of the binders (one for each Brother and Sister) and then I have plastic sleeves inside that I put the velcro back images in to help organize. Yay!
I LOVE to see the friendship that has been blossoming between Marc and his son. It is so wonderful. I don't quiet know how to explain how happy this makes me, or Marc, for that matter. There has been a whole new feeling here in the home because of their developing relationship.
Here are some GREAT pictures Marc took with his iPod at the scout campout this past weekend.
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beautiful desert scenery |
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see the blossoming friendship? |
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love this one! |
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this one is getting framed and hung on my wall... I just love this! |
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this scout camp theme was about leaving no trace when you are camping, Brother had fun cleaning up the trash |
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a little 'Pod time |
5 remarks:
That is so awesome that he got to go on the camp out. I wish Daniel liked Tom more. I didn't know that fact.
I remember those picture schedules. Daniel used those before.
Ah! I love this...the pictures are wonderful. You can absolutely see the love :-)
Also, I was happy to see I could pick more than one "reaction" because it is "sweet," "amazing," and "inspiring!"
its beautiful.. nice camera position.. :)
its beautiful.. nice camera position.. :) sorry to re-comment.
Love all the beautiful pictures! Great thoughts and lessons too :)
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