Anonymous wrote:You never know who has communication issues. Mine has mild selective mutism. I prepped her to say TOT and thank you. If I didn't remind her, she might not because of the excitement of the night. She did for most of the houses and I was very proud. But if someone asked her any further questions, she probably didn't respond.
Therapist recommends that we don't speak for him or pressure him, but I did both of those things last night because of the judgment I knew we'd get from people like OP. It's a bummer. Anonymous wrote:Every generation says this.
We for the last three years have had kids seeing crap adults spew. How in the world are they to understand how to treat others when literally the whole Republican party is screaming hate?
Big whoop they missed a few thank yous finally having some fun!
Anonymous wrote:Every generation says this.
We for the last three years have had kids seeing crap adults spew. How in the world are they to understand how to treat others when literally the whole Republican party is screaming hate?
Big whoop they missed a few thank yous finally having some fun!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agreed. Virtually none of the kids said "Trick or Treat," and only a few said thank you.
I asked my kids to say TOT and Thank you while I stood at the end of the driveway. Mostly they were too shy to do it. Most of the adults helped them out by saying Happy Halloween! and What a cute costume!
Sorry.
DP: If my kids feel "too shy" to say thank you for what they're given, then it is taken away. They can't have something if they can't receive it properly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agreed. Virtually none of the kids said "Trick or Treat," and only a few said thank you.
I asked my kids to say TOT and Thank you while I stood at the end of the driveway. Mostly they were too shy to do it. Most of the adults helped them out by saying Happy Halloween! and What a cute costume!
Sorry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Agreed. Virtually none of the kids said "Trick or Treat," and only a few said thank you.
I asked my kids to say TOT and Thank you while I stood at the end of the driveway. Mostly they were too shy to do it. Most of the adults helped them out by saying Happy Halloween! and What a cute costume!
Sorry.
Anonymous wrote:Agreed. Virtually none of the kids said "Trick or Treat," and only a few said thank you.