How can I be happy about my son’s intelligence?
Sunday, November 1st, 2009
. asked:
My son is 2 years is insane and intelligent. He's a very insignificant trained with me knows that even in 11 months. He taught his colors and shapes of the numbers again without my knowledge. Journal he says that something new and we have no idea where he learns. He doesn 't go to the nursery, he' s always with me in the country. He recently reported in great detail how a water tower works, how an alarm system of the electric stove in a building works. Today he told us that when he puts the food in your mouth pipe passes through all the pipes until you turn in momentum and pee pee and leave his or pipe end. He doesn 't get it on TV because herarely watching TV and when he does it' s always the same shows repeatedly and they don 't talk about those things. So here 's why it upsets me. When my daughter was his age it was too bright, she spoke 3 languages (no no fluid, but rather communicate in 3), she could read and write. When she turned 3 she returned and discovered serious is autistic. My son will be 3 in 6 onths and I 'm just shocked as we lose too. My daughter is very smart, but autism is so hard. I want desperately to be happy about his intelligence, but I can not shake this fear so overwhelming for their future. Their therapists are watching and what is being evaluated continually, and has so far dissorder a sensory impairment, which is the same diagnosis that she started with. How I enjoy this time with him? This is another very real, I is not making anything up. Even the therapist couldn 't the letter of your progress because the things he can do much off the cards for the child his age. Do I know that I should be very proud, but how can I not be scared to death at the same time? BTW I am proud, don 't get me wrong, I just feel a deep sadness in my heart because I' m almost vertain know what 's still to come. I don 'nasty comments from the need to t. I 'm not on here not to "brag" the only reason I mention that he can "do" is b / c I know that people understand the disorder "get" what I' m Talking Please only reply if you understand truth. I hugged my daughter 's autism, R Homeschool its b / c his school just to push it through if she has learned or not, I had therapy and am going to support groups. I guess this is just a difficult thing to understand for someone who 's never walked in these shoes. Sorry this was so long.
My son is 2 years is insane and intelligent. He's a very insignificant trained with me knows that even in 11 months. He taught his colors and shapes of the numbers again without my knowledge. Journal he says that something new and we have no idea where he learns. He doesn 't go to the nursery, he' s always with me in the country. He recently reported in great detail how a water tower works, how an alarm system of the electric stove in a building works. Today he told us that when he puts the food in your mouth pipe passes through all the pipes until you turn in momentum and pee pee and leave his or pipe end. He doesn 't get it on TV because herarely watching TV and when he does it' s always the same shows repeatedly and they don 't talk about those things. So here 's why it upsets me. When my daughter was his age it was too bright, she spoke 3 languages (no no fluid, but rather communicate in 3), she could read and write. When she turned 3 she returned and discovered serious is autistic. My son will be 3 in 6 onths and I 'm just shocked as we lose too. My daughter is very smart, but autism is so hard. I want desperately to be happy about his intelligence, but I can not shake this fear so overwhelming for their future. Their therapists are watching and what is being evaluated continually, and has so far dissorder a sensory impairment, which is the same diagnosis that she started with. How I enjoy this time with him? This is another very real, I is not making anything up. Even the therapist couldn 't the letter of your progress because the things he can do much off the cards for the child his age. Do I know that I should be very proud, but how can I not be scared to death at the same time? BTW I am proud, don 't get me wrong, I just feel a deep sadness in my heart because I' m almost vertain know what 's still to come. I don 'nasty comments from the need to t. I 'm not on here not to "brag" the only reason I mention that he can "do" is b / c I know that people understand the disorder "get" what I' m Talking Please only reply if you understand truth. I hugged my daughter 's autism, R Homeschool its b / c his school just to push it through if she has learned or not, I had therapy and am going to support groups. I guess this is just a difficult thing to understand for someone who 's never walked in these shoes. Sorry this was so long.