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My kid is too smart for his own good seems like
@ytcracker Oh wow you explained us so well. He literally hates when I’m excited when he does something new or shows me something he likes. I forgot to add that he’s very very shy and he talks when he wants or needs something. He’s not mute, just speaks when interested. Your comment is immensely... -
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My kid is too smart for his own good seems like
Need I remind you he’s been evaluated for autism not saying his actions are a form of autism just putting it out there that has been ruled out. -
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My kid is too smart for his own good seems like
@151kn Thanks Duke, that’s usually how it goes with kids huh? Some kids do act so different outside of home or w/ others. I’m hoping this is my sons case. He’s so stinking smart but so strong minded. -
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My kid is too smart for his own good seems like
@mikap Yes you’re absolutely right. He does like it when I do things beside him & not w/ him. I do remember a doctor telling me “COVID babies” are more prone to parallel playing. He loves to play w/ other kids too but at times he’d rather parallel play. I do ask him, why can’t I play & he’ll... -
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My kid is too smart for his own good seems like
@jentam I appreciate that response, while doing arts & crafts I let him do what he like. Today was his first time using the water, paint & brush all at once and I noticed he was a bit confused, paint got mixed and the melt down came. So I tried helping, he didn’t want my help but was very... -
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My kid is too smart for his own good seems like
My 3 1/2 year old is very understanding, very goofy, I mean your typical kid BUT VERY TECHNICAL he even does things as if he’s been on earth before, however… he will not let me or his dad teach him ANYTHING he likes to do everything on his own ONLY. He refuses to look & learn meaning if you say...