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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At 4 when he started school. Wasn't in daycare prior. PreK teacher told us that he has problematic behaviors - would not engage or play with other children. DS is at an immersion language school and we don't know the language and DS had no prior exposure. After the first month or so, he was singing songs, naming colors, body parts, etc in the target language but could not name a single person in the room including his teachers:([/quote] New poster here: that's particularly interesting, your part about not knowing names. I'm in the process of getting my three-year-old evaluated. I read a book to her the other month and she instantly memorized it (it was a simple book, but still, I haven't memorized it!); so she can seem brilliant; yet she doesn't know the names of her classmates. [/quote] I mentioned it b/c not knowing the names of his classmates is obviously not a memory issue. DS would not acknowledge when people especially other kids greeted him. Speech therapy for pragmatic issues helps. Now that DS is older he knows the names of his classmates, teachers and greets people. He has friends even a BFF but people in general are of little interest. Interestingly, he is not shy at all and has zero stage fright. He really could not care less about what other people think probably b/c he has no idea what others are thinking... but he's only 7 so I am hopeful. [/quote] 9 year old DS is like this too! No stage fright, never remembers names nor has a great interest in friends. Has never been formally diagnosed, but DH's nephew has, and DH also has Asperger tendencies.[/quote]
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