Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, but inability to follow basic directions is a sign. You can just say no to most kids.
What is it a sign of? I'm genuinely curious.
Anyone?
Obviously, a problem. Could be a receptive language delay, hearing issue, processing issue, Asd, adhd. A number of things. But an issue.
OK, that's not very helpful. I thought the PP meant it was a sign for something specific.
Well, that's not very reasonable, is it? I mean, buy a clue. What specific issue would it be?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, but inability to follow basic directions is a sign. You can just say no to most kids.
What is it a sign of? I'm genuinely curious.
Anyone?
Obviously, a problem. Could be a receptive language delay, hearing issue, processing issue, Asd, adhd. A number of things. But an issue.
OK, that's not very helpful. I thought the PP meant it was a sign for something specific.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, but inability to follow basic directions is a sign. You can just say no to most kids.
What is it a sign of? I'm genuinely curious.
Anyone?
Obviously, a problem. Could be a receptive language delay, hearing issue, processing issue, Asd, adhd. A number of things. But an issue.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, but inability to follow basic directions is a sign. You can just say no to most kids.
What is it a sign of? I'm genuinely curious.
Anyone?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No, but inability to follow basic directions is a sign. You can just say no to most kids.
What is it a sign of? I'm genuinely curious.