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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I get your [i]focus[/i] is elsewhere. I now also understand that if your child were to physically assault someone, or even just knock an elder over accidentally, you will not have even a split second to say "sorry" to them. Understood.[/quote]

Maybe try understanding what I am trying to tell you about the work of dealing with autism and child behavioral interventions? Did you understand at all what I was trying to explain - that often parents are working with specific plans and advice from therapists that require a really specific type of focus in that moment.

no you don’t get it, and don’t want to. all you see is the kid “breaking a social norm” and you want to make damn well sure they are properly chastised.

Meanwhile my job as a mother is to do the things that teach my kid the behavior he needs to be successful and safe in the long term. So no, my focus is not anything other than that job in that moment. [/quote]

You’re quite rigid and fixated and it reading the room here Pp. You absolutely can do both, and frankly Stranger Danger is a different lesson than butting in others conversations in order to attempt to one-up them. We know a kid that did this to teachers, just because, and is now on her third school by grade 5. And guess what, the mom stands by her side that everyone else is crazy and wrong. The dad stays out of it shaking his head. [/quote]

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