âPlease come pick-up your child, things arenât working out here.â Â Many parents of Autistic children either receive or expect to receive a phone call just like that. Â It could be a school, after school program, camp, or even a community program; this just seems to be the way of things for an autistic child and parent.
When Aysa Dawkins decided to sign her son and daughter up for cheerleading (her son Jayden is autistic), she was no different from any other parent dealing with raising a child with Autism. She expected rejection or later on that aforementioned phone call. To her surprise she got neither. When she entered the FabulouCity All-Stars Gym (now named The Fab Gym) Founder and Head Coach December Moore welcomed Jayden, as did all the other coaches, as well as the other kids. That was 4 years and several trophies ago.
Jayden, now 12, has been a major part of the FabulouCity All-Star family. âThere were parents that were skeptical, upon learning that Jayden had Autism, however, we are like a family and just seeing Jaydenâs desire to be there and his passion for the sport ,I and others just knew he would exceed all expectations - and we were right. Â Like every other member, he comes ready to show the world what we can do,â said Coach December Moore. Â Jaydenâs sister Mekayla added, âMy brother loves to be part of the team and is one of my main bases. My brother is autistic and has struggled with comprehension and motor skills his entire life. He understands the importance of not letting me fall and I understand the importance of his disability. Heâs never let me or any of the others fall.â
In 2014 The FabulouCity All-Star was named International Champion and during the 2015 cheer season the team from Orange New Jersey has brought home several trophies , Ranked amongst the best Cheerleaders nationally and Internationally ,as well as, has made a huge name for themselves in the cheerleading world.
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