Guest guest Posted July 22, 2009 Report Share Posted July 22, 2009 So before the diagnosis of AS we had lots of behavioral issues with my son. I would tell him to do something or not to do something. IF he did opposite of what I told him I would ask him, " Why did you do that when I told you not to? " He would say, " I'm sorry I forgot. " I used to think no, you chose to forget, but you didn't really forget. After the diagnosis of AS and all the research I've been doing and all the books I've read, I think he really is " forgetting. " For instance every night when he gets in the bath, if I don't say " Wash your hair with shampoo and your body with soap. " he won't do it. When he gets out and his hair is dry and the bar of soap is still dry I ask him why he didn't bathe right and he said he forgot and I didn't remind him. I found some crayola bath tub markers at Target so on the front wall of the shower I wrote Wash your hair with shampoo and wash your body with soap. This works, everytime he gets in the bath he sees it and doesn't forget. It also saves me from having to say it every night. This however is just one of the incidents in which he " forgets. " Does anyone elses children forget things and if they do how do you deal with it? Thanks for the input! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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