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<blockquote data-quote="Malika" data-source="post: 413061" data-attributes="member: 11227"><p>So it would seem the hyperactivity/impulsiveness almost always cause problems, right? In terms of my son, I think people generally like him because he is endearing, social, but also find it hard to tolerate him for long... I think he already suffers some rejection because of this, which he feels deeply. Equally, though, I think many kids probably have a harder time than we realise socialising... the very shy ones who hang back all the time, for example. I don't know how one can help. I feel children learn more with and from their peers, in some ways, than in any other way...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Malika, post: 413061, member: 11227"] So it would seem the hyperactivity/impulsiveness almost always cause problems, right? In terms of my son, I think people generally like him because he is endearing, social, but also find it hard to tolerate him for long... I think he already suffers some rejection because of this, which he feels deeply. Equally, though, I think many kids probably have a harder time than we realise socialising... the very shy ones who hang back all the time, for example. I don't know how one can help. I feel children learn more with and from their peers, in some ways, than in any other way... [/QUOTE]
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