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<blockquote data-quote="keista" data-source="post: 476093" data-attributes="member: 11965"><p>Hello! I just wanted to pop in and add my welcome. Not much to say tonight - very tired, but did want to ask a bit more specifically about her social skills.</p><p></p><p> When kids do this, does she respond appropriately? My son never did. But even today, kids are still drawn to him and say "hi" or whatever when they see him. He's STILL working on responding appropriately. I always thought he was just aloof or distracted. Well, in a way he is, but by his nature, he's also not concerned with such social pleasantries. Even when he notices someone, he'll point them out to me, but not feel the need to say anything to them. Took me a while to catch on to this 'anomaly'. I figured he was fine because he seemed so popular. Nope, just his natural charm. For son, the problem was Asperger's</p><p></p><p>Welcome again. Stick around you've found a great place to help begin your journey!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="keista, post: 476093, member: 11965"] Hello! I just wanted to pop in and add my welcome. Not much to say tonight - very tired, but did want to ask a bit more specifically about her social skills. When kids do this, does she respond appropriately? My son never did. But even today, kids are still drawn to him and say "hi" or whatever when they see him. He's STILL working on responding appropriately. I always thought he was just aloof or distracted. Well, in a way he is, but by his nature, he's also not concerned with such social pleasantries. Even when he notices someone, he'll point them out to me, but not feel the need to say anything to them. Took me a while to catch on to this 'anomaly'. I figured he was fine because he seemed so popular. Nope, just his natural charm. For son, the problem was Asperger's Welcome again. Stick around you've found a great place to help begin your journey! [/QUOTE]
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