Autism Pilot

01/01/2026

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year 2026, may this new year bring heaps of joy, prosperity and good health. Hoping this year our children become more independent and perform better than last year.

11/01/2025

Look at the cutest police officer in town! All decked out for Halloween. He was super excited to go to school and show off his costume to everyone! Look at the cute smile. I’ve taught him the lines on the spot. It’s not very clear but it sounds cute! He’s getting there! *echdelay

10/25/2025

Does your child have an outlet which they can access routinely under your supervision to expend their built up energy? If not, here’s why you should consider a rather strenuous yet effectively rewarding exercise routine that will not only help with burning energy, but also will help with your child’s muscle development, apraxia, developing cognition and promote calm behavior and restful sleep all throughout the night.
It can be anything from running on the treadmill to walking up and down the stairs routinely for a certain amount of time.
I’ve noticed my son is more attentive and vocal and he is not engaging in unruly or challenging behaviors after that.
Next day, he’s more focused and calm as well and upon continuation I’ve noticed he’s more confident as well.
When you praise your child for completing a set of exercises they feel empowered and strong and that confidence pushes them to work harder.

There are other strategies that I use to improve his cognition, apraxia and promote calmness.

Write “Calm” in the comments box and I will send you some tricks that will definitely help your child.

10/15/2025

Not all days are same with my child. Not everyday hour is the same. But we are not giving up. I’m constantly struggling to make my son learn to improve his sitting tolerance, control his impulses to pinch/bite/ scratch someone when he’s very happy, or stimulated and/or frustrated. Parents of neurotypical children judge me, pass on comments like “She’s too hard on him.” “She doesn’t let her son be, always training and correcting him.”
Yes, I am not perfect but I am a mother and I care. I am worried that if something happens to me my son wouldn’t know how to ask for food, how to express that he needs to be cleaned because he doesn’t even understand if he’s soiled his diaper with p*e or p**p, he waits for a prompt everytime. He has not learned to sit quietly and enjoy playing with his toys. He needs someone to model it and play it for him while he can enjoy watching it.
He does not know what is good or bad for him. If after vigorous training I can teach my son to use the washroom with verbal prompts independently from reliving to cleaning and changing his clothes and take a shower almost independently. Chances are he would learn to take care of himself by default with years and years of practice. That’s what I am hoping for

09/30/2025

Attention‼️‼️‼️‼️There are some people who make video just for the sake of reaching out to their mass followers on social media to get their reactions and comments.

A lady has posted this video informing all the parents about Leucovorin that has been FDA approved but she doesn’t even know how this drug works, the side effects of it and how parents could get it for their children in USA or UK. 😧

She has been misinforming the parents living in the UK that Leucovorin is not available there. 😑

However, parents are sourcing it from IHERB and other reputable brands that sell Folinic acid supplements.
She also misinformed so many parents in the comments who asked if there’s any side effects and confirmed with a parent that it can cause regression without doing her research properly.

I pray and hope all parents of special needs children, don’t just. Blindly follow and believe anyone that talks about autism and promises to cure it.

There’s no cure to autism, as of yet. Stem cells research is still underway and is not FDA approved.
Leucovorin is a ray of hope but it doesn’t negate the need for therapy & support for our children with special needs.

Video shared for reference.
She named this video - Treatment for Autism- Leucovorin
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All comments are in Bengali. Pls use the translator to read in your language.

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07/24/2025

I’ve heard many children with autism are sensitive or even repulsed to people’s touches.
My son was one of them, he wouldn’t let anyone touch him, and applying makeup on his face is something I could only imagine in my wildest dreams.

Now, touchwood I am able to paint his face with makeup, he doesn’t flinch when brushes touch his face.

My home based therapy approach has proven to be successful in easing him into accepting different textures and feeling variety of senses without having a meltdown.

Watch this video and check it out for yourself the following improvements:
🟢 Confidence
🟢 Cognition
🟢 Eye Contact
🟢 Capability to understand instructions

Please reach out for tips and guidance.
I want to help parents alike so many other children with are able to live more fulfilling lives.



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Small wins but big impact. Recently I have been practicing songs and dance with my son to keep him engaged and entertained. He’s been fond of humming and I t...

07/19/2025

There was a time when my son used to be very scared of haircuts. The thought of someone touching his hair and cutting it with scissors and running the electric shaver was a nightmare to his senses.
It would take a village to hold him down and the barbers would get very angry and impatient and would charge us triple the price for his haircut.
Then would come the meltdown post haircuts. It was very difficult for him and for us.
I had major spinal issues and my first surgery failed, my back was again giving away. I wouldnt be able to stand or sit properly. The meltdowns would weigh down on me physically and emotionally. But I didn’t lose hope. I thought to myself and curated a plan to help him achieve a goal- of getting haircuts like a boss baby and enjoying them just like we do. It took me 2 years to work on him and slowly ease him into this. Now my baby has unlocked this goal.
I can’t be any proud of him as an Autism Mom!
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06/01/2025

The popular TikTok funny baby video trend inspired me to create this reel. I thought if I told this to my son, would he understand? Or just repeat like a robot after me? Watch the video to find out he could impress us with his reaction. Autism Pilot