Guest guest Posted May 12, 2002 Report Share Posted May 12, 2002 My son is 3.6 yo with global dyspraxia. He has been in speech therapy for about a year and has made tremendous progress I understand about 90 percent of what he says and he talks in full sentences. Strangers understand some but not all of his speech. He is very outgoing and loves playing with other kids and does well in preschool. My problem comes in helping him in a group setting with unfamiliar kids. We just came back from a party where there were several young boys around the age of 4. Most of them knew each other but my son didn't know them. They couldn't understand some of what he said and the evening just deteriorated. Because he couldn't seem to get them to play with him, my son just antagonized them by taking something they were playing with and they would chase him(one of his favorite games is tag) When I would pull him aside (out of earshot) and remind him it wasn't nice to take things without asking and then try to ask the boys if he could play too, it just ended up in a tattling session. Eventually they just said " Go away! We dont like you. " It seemed to roll of my son's back but I know it won't forever and it made me very sad. How can I help him with situations like this? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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