Showing posts with label emotions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emotions. Show all posts
Wednesday, 29 May 2019
When his sister cries, and what my autistic son did
David's world is mostly centred around David. It's the same for most kids when they are younger. Their primary concern is around themselves and what they need and want. As David's sister has grown, she's learned that taking into account what David needs is important for the family.
Labels:
Autism,
AutismAwareness,
autismparenting,
emotions,
siblings
Friday, 4 May 2018
Fortnite guilt
Anthony is a nearly ten year old boy with autism who has never told a lie, ever. The 'best' he's done is go silent when asked something he doesn't want to admit to. So, obviously, this doesn't mean he has never done anything wrong. And it doesn't mean that he's never felt guilty either. The latest guilt came games. Well just one really, a game of Fortnite.
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