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Just wondering if anyone else deals with this?
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<blockquote data-quote="DammitJanet" data-source="post: 588521" data-attributes="member: 1514"><p>My son wasnt Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) (that we know of...heaven help us if the docs missed something else...lol) but when he was that young he was a constant ball of hypocritical thinking. He would want to do one thing but then something else would catch his eye and he was off on another tangent. We tried to give our boys three sports a year and we made them stick with the teams they picked until the season was over. They didnt have to sign up for the next season if they didnt want to do so. Im doing the same thing with my granddaughter. </p><p></p><p>Now I think with the number 5 thing, I do think I would alert the teacher that he has a thing for that number and have them make sure he is always number 5. Save a tantrum. </p><p></p><p>My granddaughter is slow to warm up to entering new things. She is shy. However once she gets over that first push to get out there, she has a great time. I would have him continue one for the remainder of his classes but if he doesnt want to do it again, pick something else. There are a ton of things to try. You can try swimming,gymnastics, dance, tball, flag football,basketball,track,and heaven only knows what else is available in your area. I would suggest gymnastics for a little boy who has a lot of energy to get out and has sensory issues to be honest. I wouldnt have thought of that before but after seeing it in person....yeah.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DammitJanet, post: 588521, member: 1514"] My son wasnt Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) (that we know of...heaven help us if the docs missed something else...lol) but when he was that young he was a constant ball of hypocritical thinking. He would want to do one thing but then something else would catch his eye and he was off on another tangent. We tried to give our boys three sports a year and we made them stick with the teams they picked until the season was over. They didnt have to sign up for the next season if they didnt want to do so. Im doing the same thing with my granddaughter. Now I think with the number 5 thing, I do think I would alert the teacher that he has a thing for that number and have them make sure he is always number 5. Save a tantrum. My granddaughter is slow to warm up to entering new things. She is shy. However once she gets over that first push to get out there, she has a great time. I would have him continue one for the remainder of his classes but if he doesnt want to do it again, pick something else. There are a ton of things to try. You can try swimming,gymnastics, dance, tball, flag football,basketball,track,and heaven only knows what else is available in your area. I would suggest gymnastics for a little boy who has a lot of energy to get out and has sensory issues to be honest. I wouldnt have thought of that before but after seeing it in person....yeah. [/QUOTE]
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