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Will Your Child Do What You Say Immediately Or Wait Then Do It Or Not At All?
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Lately not doing what we requested and wanting to go out all the time (again used to have when Jas was little, just interest is going out)

posted January 15
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A MyAutismTeam Member

My son is very unpredictable! Sometimes listens right away, Sometimes doesn't care or goes back to doing what he wants 🤷 😕

posted January 15
A MyAutismTeam Member

Delayed Processing Disorder for Stephen.
It takes Him a minute to mentally digest what I told Him.
I am just patient and allow Him the time.

posted January 16
A MyAutismTeam Member

Mine waits then later do it...or sometimes pretends he didn't understand....lol

posted January 15
A MyAutismTeam Member

Sean has a processing and expressive delay. It gets frustrating. But I need to remind myself…. Be patient!

posted February 10
A MyAutismTeam Member

Thanks. I needed that.

posted February 6

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