Hope someone answers tothis as Rohan is the same way - if you speak to Rohan in a loud voice big tears will roll out of his eyes and we will get those puppy dog eyes that make me feel like a hard hearted monster for ever having scolded him in the first place !Right there with you on this topic. Payne can't be scolded or he starts crying big tears...or if you know something is up and confront him...ask him what's wrong he starts with the waterworks too....I can't wait for the summer to be over.
I have noticed that Nick has been crying over everything lately. Every time he is playing with the neighbors child he ends up having a meltdown. I have talked to him about it but to no avail. When he doesn’t get his way the same thing. When we tell him to do something the water works start. It seems as if he is crying 30-50% of the time. It is driving me nuts Awww I know how you feel, my son cries a LOT more than other kids his age.
Same thing here...almost every encounter w/ other children including sister
The other day she was playing and I glanced over at her...she starts wimpering and saying "don't look at me like that it makes my heart sad!!" I responded with "honey, I was just seeing what you were doing." and she runs off to her room crying. Right there with you guys.I dont know if you have noticed if you kids cry still sounds like a baby's cause DS cry's for hours at a time and its still the baby cry.i can be on the phone with people and they ask if its my 8 month old.But i feel for you all its very hard
This started in my ds about that age and the behavior goes in waves, but now that he is 10 he's reduced to tears less often. I see him trying very hard to be "matrure". For my ds I related it to stress, less structure=more frustration, and developmental phases. The neighborhood kids became really confused when he would do this, but seem to have become used to his differences and don't leave when he has trouble coping.Oh Fred that is soooooo cute! However I am sorry she cried !OK but he had a nojor melt down yesterday. His friend ( who doesn't like to share his toys) would not let Nick play with one of his toys , so Nick went off. How is Nick doing? Crying can be attributed to autism for many reasons - if your child is on ANY meds you need to tell he Doctor ASAP. If not, if your child is at a 'lower level' , cryingis acceptable and actually part of healthy development - ie : if your child is functionally between 2 and 3, no matter how old they are, they can - and should - cry. Regardless I would for sure ask your childs dr. or psych.!
ends up in screaming or crying. Any correcting ("please don't do that" etc.)
leads to her hiding and/or crying. Uber sensitive...wish I understood this
more so I could help her.Sarah has days like this & I am not sure if it is sensory related..or not. I never know what sets her off.. but she will have days that nothing makes her happy & everything makes her upset. I try to talk her down from her fits..then I tell her it is inacceptable behavior to scream and she needs to calm down and stop it or I am going to put her in time out....then follow through with the consequence if she doesnt..she is so bullheaded sometimes and cant debate you for hours if you let her!
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