THE SIBLINGS EPISODE

BE KIND TO EVERYONE

Jeff Dauler

Kids & Family, Education

5 • 771 Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2022

⏱️ 39 minutes

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When Jordyn was 13 years old, we discovered that we would soon be welcoming another child into the family. This week we talk about the challenges of having siblings when one is autistic and the other is neurotypical. Plus, we chat with 8 year old Hudson to learn what he likes to do with his sister and get the rundown on his first at the St. Louis Cardinals game! "Like any other family we parent our kids based on what they need." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey there. Can you tell everybody your name? Hudson. And how old are you? Eight.
0:08.6	You learned how to do something really cool this week. Why'd you learn how to do?
0:14.3	Tie my shoes. That was our summer goal. And you accomplished it on like week two of summer.
0:21.9	Do you like doing it now?
0:23.4	Yeah.
0:24.0	Can Jordan tie her shoes?
0:25.7	Yeah.
0:26.9	A different way.
0:28.2	A different way.
0:28.9	That's right.
0:29.5	You each do your own method, right?
0:31.7	Yeah.
0:32.1	Yeah, that's cool.
0:33.0	What is your favorite thing to do right now?
0:36.2	What do you do pretty much every day and every weekend?
0:40.2	Baseball.
0:40.9	Play baseball.
0:42.2	Last weekend you had a tournament.
0:43.8	Can you tell everybody about it?
0:45.2	We got second place in the championship and we got a ring.
0:49.5	Your ring is like bigger than your fist.
0:51.7	It's so cool.
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