Laura Clery

Yeah.

But he he can string together sentences and get his wants and needs met.

But he he can string together sentences and get his wants and needs met.

But he's not conversational.

But he's not conversational.

So they do say that that is nonverbal, but that's debatable.

So they do say that that is nonverbal, but that's debatable.

No, like he'll say, let's go for a walk like that and we'll go for a walk.

No, like he'll say, let's go for a walk like that and we'll go for a walk.

But he's not... If I say, how are you, Alfie?

But he's not, if I say, how are you, Alfie?

He's not going to be like, I'm good.

He's not going to be like, I'm good.

You know, I'm a little tired, but I'm good.

You know, I'm a little tired, but I'm good.

If I say, how are you?

If I say, how are you?

He'll just look at me in the eyes and smile or he'll frown or something.

He'll just look at me in the eyes and smile or he'll frown or something.

Like he'll tell me with his face how I get him to speak more is I give him options or yes or no.