thread: How do you deal with big kids at the park?

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  1. #9
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    Nov 2006
    brisbane
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    She obviously cared to remove him, but I usually make the boys say sorry or I do it myself. I suppose you have to think this child might have problems with interaction, could be backwards socially, even something like aspergers. The mother might be having real trouble with his behaviour. So I would be weary of saying anything to HER. But she should have said sorry.
    Totally thats why I didnt say anything, it took her nearly half an hour of him pushing other kids though to take him oh well its done now hey ? thanks for asking about DS he is fine just me who is the sook

    I feel bad now! I should have not said anything and just left it. I have just re read and feel that maybe i came across to harsh or something? Maybe I am just a little over protective? Sorry
    Last edited by boomba; March 12th, 2009 at 09:23 PM.