Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We just met our DH teacher at preschool, during orientation, they casually mentions another kid with "Austim" and almost points at the other kid, says their name. I was taken aback...isn't this information confidential? I don't want to know about other kids developmental stages, nor do I want my DH's information shared either. We don't even use the DX as a label, so it was a bit disappointing. Should I say anything to the teacher/head of school?
You don't give a lot of specifics, but the teacher sounded vague enough that it doesn't sound like there's a breach if anything.
The term "autism" isn't disclosing anything terribly private, no more than saying theres a kid with food allergies in the classroom.
And you claim she "almost points to the other kid"...I don't know Op. Kinda sounds like you're looking for drama.
Anonymous wrote:FYI “DH” refers to your husband
DC - child
DS -son
DD- daughter
Anonymous wrote:You could be upset about the disclosure of confidential information or you could take it as a gesture of inclusion. You will discover that many kids have ADHD or ASD and that many of them will naturally find each other. Now you have a leg up on that.
FWIW, your DC will decide as they grow up whether and who to tell - but autism is not an invisible disease.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She pronounced it “Austim” ??
If so, that’s also a red flag.
yes, who says that anymore, it's ASD now...
It's actually "autistic" now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She pronounced it “Austim” ??
If so, that’s also a red flag.
yes, who says that anymore, it's ASD now...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We just met our DH teacher at preschool, during orientation, they casually mentions another kid with "Austim" and almost points at the other kid, says their name. I was taken aback...isn't this information confidential? I don't want to know about other kids developmental stages, nor do I want my DH's information shared either. We don't even use the DX as a label, so it was a bit disappointing. Should I say anything to the teacher/head of school?
You don't give a lot of specifics, but the teacher sounded vague enough that it doesn't sound like there's a breach if anything.
The term "autism" isn't disclosing anything terribly private, no more than saying theres a kid with food allergies in the classroom.
And you claim she "almost points to the other kid"...I don't know Op. Kinda sounds like you're looking for drama.
Anonymous wrote:She pronounced it “Austim” ??
If so, that’s also a red flag.
Anonymous wrote:FYI “DH” refers to your husband
DC - child
DS -son
DD- daughter