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[quote=Anonymous]One thing that might work is to suggest that your child show the other child how to do something (e.g., can you show Billy how the sand sifter works). At my son's daycare, the teacher asked him to be a "helper" to another little boy with some cognitive disabilities, and he really enjoys being the one that knows how to do stuff and show someone else. DS is not intrinsically all that altruistic, but he loves being the "teacher"/role model. [/quote]
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