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By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
A maturity that Alice definitely seem to lack as a girl definitely desperately tried not to cry Madison thinking quickly hugged Alice telling her that was all going to be okay and that she needed a diapee change too. She didn't, but her saying that made Alice start to feel a little bit better as she hugged Madison. Emily meanwhile walked over and got Miss Milie who walked over and ass was going on Stephanie explained it, "Oh my poor flowers come on let's get those stinky diapers changed." Miss Milie gently took Alice and Madison's hands and looked over at Stephanie, "Would you like to come in and see how to change the girls or do you wish to stay behind and look after the class for a little bit?" The older woman said as Alice sniffled and sucked her thumb before Maddison took her thumb out and replaced it with her pacifier. -
I agree with basically all of that. Toileting is a huge life skill and it tends to be grouped or clustered with other daily living skills and abilities. Might add that the specifics or particulars of the support that individuals need, or would benefit from, can vary from skill to skill. That's because some autistic people can have "spiky" skill profiles and abilities while others have more generalized groups or clusters of skills or needs. For example, a level 1 person can be totally incontinent without control or warning because of interoception issues or something else. -
By little_madd · Posted
Stephanie noticed Alice's excitement—that trick always worked; her funny faces were the best. She could even hear a little giggle from Maddison and Emilly. She had thought something was wrong with Alice, as she had been so withdrawn, whereas Maddison—whom she expected to be a tougher case—had managed to open up and even cheer up. When Stephanie heard the loud fart and the squelchy sound of a mess, she quickly understood what was happening. She immediately hugged Alice and, seeing she was about to cry, said, "Oh, poor little girl..." Stephanie imagined how hard it was for her to do that in her diaper and started saying, "Someone made a stinky mess! Let's get you changed really quick—no need to cry. Do you want me to change you?" Stephanie wasn't naive; she noticed the difference between Maddison and Alice—they weren't the same, contrary to her initial suspicion. Maddison showed a certain maturity. -
By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
When the new girl started making faces Alice wanted to roll her eyes, she was not a baby she was a big girl like Madison, but then she started to relax and actually smile taking her thumb out of her mouth and giving a shy smile. After seeing the little girl smile Stephanie introduced herself and also talked to her a bit more childishly than she did with Madison, she even said that she'd also take good care of Alice whenever she was assigned to the tadpole class. Alice was about to say something when her eyes went wide and she felt her tummy rumbled, she then close her eyes and grunted as she tried to fight inevitable. -
Ever since I got sick, my days can vary WILDLY...when feeling good, might work 15 hours (WILL 100% PAY DEARLY, especially when I go CRAZY and work 2, 3 weeks straight as the money is WAY TOO GOOD to say "NO!" to) but when hurting? sleepless nights, awake until 4-11Am and wasted days...which I DESPISE, this summer has been HORRIFIC due to major spinal issues! The winter for me is often a LOST CAUSE...sleep for 20 hours or more, than go 5 days on 5 hours of sleep...feeling like I WANT TO DIE most of the time...I'd KILL to have a "normal" life again!
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