At a bit of a loss really.
I have a very bright Y2 ds, doing extremely well academically.
Major problem being his inability to play as other boys seem to be able to.
Recently had parents evening and teacher immediately started off by telling me about ds coming to her about silly things, small things that other kids shrug off. I'm aware of how DS can react, it's been something we've been working on for a while and since the last parents evening. I realise how annoying this must be for teachers but I'm at a loss as to know the best approach for ds. Ds sees someone doing or saying something wrong and he can't seem to help himself if he thinks they shouldn't have said/done it!
DS teacher was discussing how he could become a target of bullying because of the way he responds to things. I'm also aware of this and it's of great concern to me. I don't want him to be a tell tale, it's something that I know annoys people.
My question I suppose to all out there is what's your experience of this. How did you deal with it. If this sounds like your child when did they grow out of it.
I feel happy/sad atm. Fantastic school report academically but emotionally ds needs to change. How do I guide him better than I'm obviously doing currently.
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My Y2 ds tells tales and gets easily upset, teachers tell me what you would do in your class
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Looksgoodingravy · 30/10/2013 19:38
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