How to help guide your kid on what is annoying behavior?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just a slight counterpoint - the neurotypical way of being is not necessarily better. So I wouldn't frame it as being annoying, but more like "people without adhd can sometimes be overwhelmed by a lot of talking / info dumping" or whatever. It's just a difference of preference. The way they are isn't bad, just different.

Don't get me wrong, my kid can annoy me, too. But they have other ND friends that aren't annoyed by them.

This is silly. They need to be able to function in the world which is like 98% not this way. It’s not different, it’s annoying, and it should be worked on. I get this is the current fashion of thinking about disability but it’s not sensible.

Agree with this. I need to teach my kid how to function in society.

[Anonymous]

I am through with trying to candy coat it. My child is constantly and loudly commenting on other people's conversations and now I just say "Stop Dipping in other people's business".