I agree with hoti thay it's worth checking if you're worried.

fwiw my ds just turned 3 and has been doing alot of those things for the past 10 to 12months. I trust my mchn so I had a big chat to her a month or so ago (poor dd it was actually her appt!) because even though I was 90% sure he was just being a 2/3 yr old I wanted to act sooner rather than later if needed. she said that being 'obsessed' with certain items of clothing, characters, movies, the order of doing things etc is very normal behaviour. I'm pretty sure she said that lining things up was also typical but she did say that they would look out for things like just spinning the one wheel of a car over and over. my ds isn't a huge talker to strangers and doesn't answer questions when other people (other than dp and I) ask. apparently this is also normal & that by 4 they are usually alot more confidant in that regard. she also said that by 4 they are more likely to want to change things around rather than everything having to be in a particular order. she also said that some kids are just more prone to having melt downs. her ds is 8 and still has them every so often (not what I wanted to hear!!!).

leaving places is often a nightmare for us. counting is hit and miss but has started to work better in the last couple of months. but going by the kids at playgroup, it's pretty normal for some kids.

anyway sorry for the essay but just wanted to let you know that you're not alone but I always think it's worth getting things checked if it gives you peace of mind our if your mummy instinct tells you something is wrong.




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