Showing posts with label autism and empathy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autism and empathy. Show all posts
What To Do When Kids Are Rude
Have you ever said the wrong thing? Put your foot in your mouth - unintentionally?
For me, having Aspergers means I feel safe with scripts. I like to know what I am going to say - ahead of time - to avoid any gaffes. Growing up, social blunders seemed to be my rule rather than my exception.
More Than Just Aspergers - Part II
Does your child have communication difficulties or have trouble meeting the expectations of others?
- or -
Does your child have trouble relating to peers or ever been called rude, lacking empathy or too sensitive?
Growing up as an Aspie usually means
that you've heard all of the above.
that you've heard all of the above.
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