Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My child with low processing speed enjoys and understands movies like anyone else. Could your daughter be on the autism spectrum?
My kid with Autism loves movies and we see Broadway shows. Why does everyone think Autism?
But my guess is that your autistic kid just wants to focus on those movies or shows which he/she has a personal interest in and doesn’t enjoy watching random things suggested by others
Isn't everyone like that? But my kid is also willing to see movies we suggest.
Anonymous wrote:I was like this as a kid, and I could read books for hours so it wasn’t an attention span issue. Movies are just boring.
Anonymous wrote:I’ve never been into watching movies, though to be fair I wasn’t exposed to that many as a kid. Read a lot when I was child. Graduated from an Ivy.[/quote]
You do know that people who graduate from "an Ivy" also can and do enjoy movies, right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My child with low processing speed enjoys and understands movies like anyone else. Could your daughter be on the autism spectrum?
My kid with Autism loves movies and we see Broadway shows. Why does everyone think Autism?
But my guess is that your autistic kid just wants to focus on those movies or shows which he/she has a personal interest in and doesn’t enjoy watching random things suggested by others
Anonymous wrote:My kid with ADHD hates sitting through movies and has low processing speed. Something to keep an eye on. It’s easier to compensate when young with a high IQ, and girls tend to hide it better.
Anonymous wrote:I was like this as a kid, and I could read books for hours so it wasn’t an attention span issue. Movies are just boring.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My child with low processing speed enjoys and understands movies like anyone else. Could your daughter be on the autism spectrum?
My kid with Autism loves movies and we see Broadway shows. Why does everyone think Autism?
But my guess is that your autistic kid just wants to focus on those movies or shows which he/she has a personal interest in and doesn’t enjoy watching random things suggested by others
Anonymous wrote:My two brilliant and well adjusted DCs also have not been fans of going to the movies. They don’t like being in the dark and how loud the sound system is. We have been a family of Netflix watchers.
OP is overreacting. If not like movie watching is a sign of something being wrong w a child, then op is in for a world of hurt when puberty hits. Op, relax and just let your child be.