Triptych Phenom
Yes, I am the mother of identical triplets (naturally conceived) and yes, all three are Autistic... they are also not easy to photograph at the same time. An af...
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Yes, I am the mother of identical triplets (naturally conceived) and yes, all three are Autistic... they are also not easy to photograph at the same time. An afternoon drive to calm them down led us to Lake Ovid, Sleepy Hallow State Park - Michigan. They saw the water and began peeling off their clothes without thought or concern to the people around or that we had no clothing or towels because a nature bath was not on the agenda. It gets harder to tell them apart so I made sure I'd remember in the future by the color of their underwear: Aidan (red), Braden (blue), Jaden (green) - 6-years-old. This is also the system we use at school, only not with underwear, but shoes.
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AMuse
September 18, 2014
My little nature boys, (L to R) Jaden, Aidan, & Braden: identical triplets. It's rare that I ever get them to sit still long enough together for one photo, next to never to look at the camera all at the same time, and fully dressed… forget it! All three were diagnosed with Autism at age 3. This photo was taken last summer (age 6) on Lake Ovid, Sleepy Hollow State Park, Michigan.
You should have seen the locals' faces in disbelief as my kids stripped down to their undies and got in the water. Or maybe they were looking at their crazy mama following in fully dressed with her camera...
You should have seen the locals' faces in disbelief as my kids stripped down to their undies and got in the water. Or maybe they were looking at their crazy mama following in fully dressed with her camera...
Eyeconic
June 27, 2016
Absolutely stunning image! Relate to it so easily from over here in South Africa where spontanaity is still abundant
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