Life Skills - Brushing His Teeth

Say bye to him. Wave to him. Say wave. There you go. Hey, thank you guys. Have a wonderful day. All right, bubs. All right, let's go in. Can you open the door? You're a big spud. You can do it. Let's go in. Check your folder. See, figure out what you want to eat today. See what we're gonna make. I put them on flash cards for you today so you can just choose whatever one you want. Oh boy. Yeah, we have a lot of stuff to put away yet. A lot of stuff. Open your folder. Right here, I think. There we go. Looks like he ate all his breakfast and lunch, completed hygiene, had good behaviors in morning and afternoon groups. His overall day was... What do you think? Tell me. Was it good or great? Good or great? Great. Okay. He thinks he had a great day. Yep, he had a great day for absolute. It says Jay Jay had a great day. He delivered lunches at the end of the day. Oh, wait. Had a great day. He delivered lunches at the end of the day. He slept. Oh my goodness. You tired, Bubba? Are you tired at school today a little bit? Hey, are you happy or not? Thumbs up or down today? You good? Yeah? Want to go see what kind of food you want? Do you feel like eating or do you want to rest? Eat. Eat. Okay, let's go see what we got. I made little flash cards for him so he can he can choose something. Oh, here. Let's take this off first. Yeah, he saw this. Okay, that's for later. Let's figure out. Let's take your harness off and hang it up for me, okay? You think? Sundrome in it? Yeah, that's for you. It came in the mail today. But go ahead and put your put your harness. Hang it up for me. All right, here. Hold on. Don't open it yet though. We're gonna take a look and see what kind of food we got. It's from your friend Maria. Sundrome in it. Yeah? Sundrome in it. Yeah, he thinks it's a sundrome. Okay. All right, come over here, Bubba. Let's pick out what you want to eat today. Come here. No, these right here first. What's this one say? What's that say? What does it say? Bean? Burl. Bean? Burl. Burl. Okay, that's fine. He calls them burl. What's the second one? What's that say? Nuggets. Chicken nuggets. He likes those. What's that one say? Sandwich. What kind of sandwich? Ham. Ham sandwich. Okay, what's that one? Sundrome in it. Okay, what's this say right here? What's this word here? R-A-V-I-O-L-I. Rat. Rat. Ravioli. Mini ravioli. And then the last choice is hamburger. Wait, I can't. What's that? Patties. And? Potatoes. Potatoes. There we go. Okay, of all these, which one do you want? Which one do you want? You want hamburger, patties, and potatoes? All right. Okay, we'll get your hamburgers and potatoes. Okay, this, we'll do a special video just for Maria, okay? Sundrome in it. No, silly. All right, JJ's got it all loaded up. He's just going to start it up. We've seen him do all this before, so. Okay, what do you do first? And that one, you want 10? Go ahead. Great, buddy. Thank you. Appreciate it. Oh, what I'm doing, I'm going to go ahead and make myself a hamburger patty. This just sounded good. I thought he would go for that idea, but he changed his mind. Wants chicken nuggets. Well, the symbol of autism, the chicken nugget. What'd you get? Cool. Very nice. JJ got his food to the table and with his toys a little bit. Enjoy your meal. After he's done, he always cleans up his area and cleans the table, takes out the trash, but we're going to try to find something to video next. Something, maybe we'll go somewhere. Who knows? He may want to just rest. You want to do something afterwards? Want to do something after you eat? Well, we'll talk about it afterwards. Enjoy your meal. JJ decided he wanted to rest. We didn't even go through the flashcards that I made of choices. He wanted to come up and rest, so we'll let him rest. I'm not going to guarantee he's going to want to do anything, but we'll see. Okay, put water in your cup. All right. Get toothpaste on your toothbrush. Your toothpaste right here on the side. See it? Put it on your toothbrush. Open the cap. Yep. That's fine. That's fine. Go ahead and brush. It's all right. It's a lot, but go ahead. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Now do the upper side over here. Yeah. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. One, two, three, four, five, six, eight, nine, ten. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, wait, seven, eight, nine, ten. All right, Bubba. All right. That's fine. Go ahead and rinse it off and rinse your mouth. Great. That's great, buddy. Good job. Good job. You did it. Give me a big old five. Yes. Where am I at? I'm in there somewhere. Hey, there I am. It's bedtime for Bobo. There he is, ready for a good night's sleep. Got medicine on his face. Get a good sleep tomorrow, Wednesday. What's going to happen tomorrow? Daddy going to pick you up? Yes. Maybe mommy, but daddy for sure. Where are we going to go? Want to go somewhere new? Want to go somewhere new when I pick you up, buddy? Really not much words today. Tuesday, today. He's not big into talking. Donald's tomorrow. Which one? Walmart, isn't it? Walmart, isn't it? Yeah. He likes on Wednesdays to go to the McDonald's with the Walmart. Or Walmart with McDonald's, I guess I should say. All right, sweet boy. I love you. Get good sleep, okay? I love you. Love you guys, and God bless, and we'll talk again soon. Bye. What's that? Batteries in his toothbrush. I'm on it, buddy. Because of JJ's toothbrushes constantly needing batteries, I definitely needed some charging batteries because he goes through them so much, and I got these here. They just go slip into a case. They're very easy. These are from these six batteries from these three toothbrushes. I close it, and it'll start charging each one. They're charging, charging, charging. Then when they're charged, they stay solid. Back here are the ones that are already charged. That's how I did it, like that. Then I can put them in here. I put the batteries in. All I got to do is close it up, and we should be good to go. Oh, yeah. Got his toothbrushes. He's a happy boy.