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Reply to "I think my dc's friend is autistic - how do I act?"
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[quote=Anonymous]OP, I wouldn't worry about the wording of your post and I don't think you're trying to diagnose anything. I agree with the PP's suggestion in part that you calmly and factually talk about the behavior. I [i]wouldn't[/i] say, "Could you get him to stop doing that please?" because no one can control their kid NT or SN. Simply say "What are your thoughts on how to address this?" You can share your thoughts too. If they get offended or take it personally then so be it. I doubt they will b/c I'm sure they realize the importance of learning social skills. It won't be fun bringing it up but it's very thoughtful to try and work out what to do. Most parents would drop this kid like a hot potato. So on behalf of all the parents with kids with SNs who have to beat the bushes for a play date, thank you.[/quote]
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