Kelli asks:
What do I do about my son always choosing the last choice I give him, no matter what?
Kaegan answers:
I remember doing the same thing. It was easier than answering and impulsive. I think it might be helpful to give the choices silently and maybe place them way across the room from each other.
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Julie asks:
What advice to you have for me and my autistic 12 year old daughter?
Kaegan answers:
I think that observing other 12 year old girls can help uncover the interests of an autistic 12 year old girl.
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Cousin Cody asks:
How many percussion instruments are there? ;)
Kaegan answers (with a smirk):
By all accounts, I must say, all surfaces can become a percussion instrument and so I offer you the answer: Infinity.
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Julie S. asks:
What was it like to go from one month no hope of asking a girl to prom, to the next month, asking and going?
Kaegan answers:
It was surreal and my date was the prettiest girl there, and she will always be my friend. I am thankful for the experience.
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Melissa asks:
Do you have control over your singing? What is your favorite song to sing?
Kaegan answers:
I am sometimes able to control what I sing; however, I usually don't. All of my singing feels good, though, and I'm pretty good at it, so I don't worry a lot about it.
I like to sing praise songs the best like, "Light Up the Sky," because it fills me with joy.
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Darla asks:
Have you found essential oils to help with focus, sleep, emotions? Specifically, have you tried the Reconnect Kit?
Kaegan answers:
All the oils are pleasant, but I can't tell they do anything. Maybe I will try the Reconnect Kit again now that I can communicate and report back.
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All the questions are fun! Keep them coming!
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