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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wait op here. I'm sorry, you all feel sorry for me because I think you should stop being so aggressive and judgement in telling children off in public spaces when a parent is already monitoring them? You are all having an imaginary disagreement. I said I don't let my son spit on anyone and we leave. I said I make him take turns and wait. I said I faculae his interactions. I don't let him grab toys and I literally never said I did. I never said he hits or is aggressive and he is not. what exactly do you think I am letting him do or am advocating that he should be permitted to do? If I came in here and said my kid with autism should be allowed to hit or what have you, okay, that's one argument. I'm specifically asking you to stop yelling at my child when I'm standing there and stop being outraged at him and me when he does something you deem unacceptable.[/quote] I have rarely or never seen an adult in public become irate with a child. Once when I was about 9 a kid on a bike *ran me over* when I was in a parade. It was unintentional. My dad did not become irate with the kid who RAN ME OVER. I can't even imagine what your child is actually doing that is causing you to have multiple interactions with "irate" people. Something is not adding up here. [/quote]
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