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When Jeremiah, the bullfrog, was born his 

parents were so excited.   They had heard 

stories from their friends about the fun of 

raising a young frog.   They couldn't wait to 

take him on many adventures.  

As he grew, Jeremiah's parents started to 

notice that he wasn't like other young frogs his 

age.   He didn't make eye contact with anyone 

and he didn't ever go play with the other 

frogs.   They also noticed that he didn't croak.  

One day when grandpa bullfrog was visiting he 

noticed Jeremiah was sitting by himself away 

from all the other frogs.   He said, "I think 

there is something wrong with Jeremiah. Maybe 

you should go see Doctor Seagull."

So mother and father bullfrog went to see 

Doctor Seagull.   After the Doctor examined 

him, he still wasn't sure what could be wrong. 

He told Jeremiah's mother and father to come 

back when Jeremiah was a little older.

Jeremiah's mother was very sad because she 

didn't know how she could communicate to her 

son and help him enjoy life like other frogs. She 

went and talked to her friend Penny the 

penguin.   Penny said that she should go and see 

crab the counselor.  

The next day Jeremiah's mother and Jeremiah 

made the journey to see crab.   Crab told 

Jeremiah's mother that he had something called 

Autism.   He told Jeremiah's mother that he 

would be able to go to school and learn to 

communicate with others in his own way.  

Jeremiah's mother was so relieved to know that 

there are things she can do to help her son so 

he can be happy.  

Jeremiah's mom and dad learned to keep 

Jeremiah on the same schedule everyday and 

only gave him green snakes to eat.   One day, a 

monkey came along and took Jeremiah's green 

snake.   This made Jeremiah very angry and he 

began to bang his head on the sand.  

Jeremiah's mother ran to her son and hugged 

him.   She spoke soft and gentle words to him 

until he fell asleep in her arms.   As she held 

her son she dreamed that she could hear her 

son croak and her he loved her and could hug 

her.  

As the days went by, everyone learned that 

Jeremiah was different, but they could still 

communicate with him in special ways and love 

him.  

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