Toddler Doesnt Want To Play With His Toys What's Normal Toddler Behavior Associated With Spinning?
What's normal toddler behavior associated with spinning? - toddler doesnt want to play with his toys
My son is 17 months is very affectionate, smile, eye contact, large, understand the language, almost everything that I do not speak a few words and signs (at all, only sound and begins to babble a few words). I am pleased with their small motor skills and the ability to play with some toys worries. He did not even know to eat with a spoon without help. It does not point the finger, only the hand on every gesture, what he wants. He turns his pacifier and our phone from time to time. In addition, sometimes the wheel of their toys in one part. Never took a few seconds before it is another matter. It has also begun to transform his body a little. My heart tells me that his autism is not b / c of his love, relationships with family members and the communication so much. His daily routine is changing very often not the trouble. Does all this sound normal. Can a child Like Spinning way and not autism? Ive read a lot about it and I know if there is a problem with my son.
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7 comments:
Autistic Why?
Much more than that autism Hun believe me!
My twin brother, son Thomas diagnsoed severe autism when he was 3 characters for him
No eye contact
No question
Can follow simple commands, like "Get your coat '
Hard to train toilet
It is played with pieces of a toy not a toy
The interest in things like grass, telephones, light switches
Limited supply
Paddles
Play alone
I could go on, Hungary, enjoying 17 months of HES to do things that you dizzy, that everything I think he does make
My son is 18 months, and sometimes turn to. I told my mother about it and said it is something you need to stop because they get used to the texture, and continue to do so. But I am tempted to stop, taking into account the fact that the spinning, because he was dazed tripped and struck his head on the corner of the frame around the door. The hardest thing on the side of his head hit. Thus was the end.
Many children turn, I did as a child and still sometimes. :)
Do not worry. My little boy of 2 years to turn either. Heck, if I'm bored, I'm just a little with my hands. I think the only time that I'm afraid the problem is that if you can not convince them stop and go or not play properly with toys. How to do everything, it is spin the tires of their vehicles, but they claim they never crash into the wall or something. Do not you remember as a child enjoying the rides at the fair or Merry Go Round. same concept. It's fun and do something. He learns about their world. Let's explore it.
Do not worry. My little boy of 2 years to turn either. Heck, if I'm bored, I'm just a little with my hands. I think the only time that I'm afraid the problem is that if you can not convince them stop and go or not play properly with toys. How to do everything, it is spin the tires of their vehicles, but they claim they never crash into the wall or something. Do not you remember as a child enjoying the rides at the fair or Merry Go Round. same concept. It's fun and do something. He learns about their world. Let's explore it.
I can imagine that your child asks
"Well, I understand many languages and did not use proper words, but I'll get there, and it is quite normal for my age. I am still not working so I have to stage in my hand and my mother is completely insane. Oh, and I learned something new about this super cool that I can do if I am to take something and turn it over. It's so cool because it does move, I love learning new things, and I learned I suck on me, oh, and your mother too, and my car wheels spin really well, and you know what? "I do not organize themselves completely to me too. It's so cool that I learned this new experience. But Mom keeps mad and I thought, I'm autistic or something, because I want to run things and still have clumsy hands. Will's mother still thinks I did something wrong with me, because I want to make something new? "
Do not be discouraged RainwriterM no one knows to be his son and their own concerns, while the other mothers, we are concerned, "tags" for our children! UGH!
My son is 2, loves to spin, the discourse of late, sometimes he wants to turn the wheels and matter, but like his son, and his supporters. His fashion really elevated things, it turns for a moment and like you, I was worried! But my child has eye contact with you and we will do it is to love, is always friendly with new people, etc ... Autism is diagnosed more today, and many believe that they were misdiagnosed, but if the doctor gave him devastating news and I do not care how many of you say that to stop labeling our children and stop at what happens to them not true, just to enjoy, to think differently if it is her son. It is human to worry!
Regardless of whether you answer sounds quite normal. RainwriterM is just a skill that is learned again. One childMost of the time I want to be repetitive, improve things. If you have any questions, please talk with your pediatrician, he / she can help you. Do not put in as they tried to sucker me, told me that my son, the rotation of some, and it was! I wouldnt Dr. I heard all and after the creation of reviews, audio samples and schedule me for a pediatrician Devlopmental 3 hours, with 3 million in 6 months! I told him to keep his horse! His main concern is my children's speech and spinning, everything I heard rejected, but that there is still great. After months of work with my son, I learned of his trip was something that what I had learned, and although it was fun, "held not his nature to everyone" and not working with him is not enough. It is copying now my sounds and try on what we're always talking about somewhere, my pet with satisfaction progress made so far, so we leave him.
Do not worry, you give your child one or two months before even beginning to bet that the fear spinning companies. When you begin to flyMay begin from the excitement of hands or fingers to worry about. Otherwise, I think, is it right and get to practice their new skills!
Good luck!
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