nostromo wrote:
Lol(ish) its Aspies v Auties at James kindie.
Well to be precise my son and the Aspie - of all the kids at the kindie those two don't get on. Theres been hitting and tears on both sides. And loud shouting in the one direction
The center that my kid go to have mainly LFA kids and my Aspie son is pretty tolerant, probably because of his sister but he does say some funny Aspie things to me when he comes home. One time he went on a park excursion with some of the other kids and he said that one of the kids had a rock obsession and he kept putting them in his mouth or licking them so he says "Do you know how many germs are on rocks?"
! He also has auditory sensory issues so the other kids screaming bothers him. Nothing seems to bother my daughter she started therapy so young and so much of it that she expects it now and seems to have a need for it....which was why it was so hard when we had none for several months after moving here. She pretty much ignores other kids at the center unless they touch her. She has always been tactile defensive but not so much with us anymore.
Actually I think my Aspie does better with the auties rather than his fellow Aspies at times (depends on the kid). When he had his social skills group they all sometimes spend the entire two hours arguing over which game they wanted to play
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