My daughter is nearly 3 and she has a half brother who suffers with Asperger's. He's an obnoxious, odious little bastard and he has a bit of a temper on him. Myself and my girl's mum fall out about it all the time, but I sometimes worry about my daughter's safety. I've seen him lose it a few times.
He's pretty big, nearly 11 stone and he's only twelve.
Am I worrying unnecessarily?
Does anyone have experience with Autistic/Asperger kids
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Does anyone have experience with Autistic/Asperger kids
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Re: Does anyone have experience with Autistic/Asperger kids
Bad Blue 2000 wrote:My daughter is nearly 3 and she has a half brother who suffers with Asperger's. He's an obnoxious, odious little bastard and he has a bit of a temper on him. Myself and my girl's mum fall out about it all the time, but I sometimes worry about my daughter's safety. I've seen him lose it a few times.
He's pretty big, nearly 11 stone and he's only twelve.
Am I worrying unnecessarily?
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Re: Does anyone have experience with Autistic/Asperger kids
Bad Blue 2000 wrote:My daughter is nearly 3 and she has a half brother who suffers with Asperger's. He's an obnoxious, odious little bastard and he has a bit of a temper on him. Myself and my girl's mum fall out about it all the time, but I sometimes worry about my daughter's safety. I've seen him lose it a few times.
He's pretty big, nearly 11 stone and he's only twelve.
Am I worrying unnecessarily?
I don't think you're worrying unnecessarily BB, I'd say you're spot on with your concerns and you're quire entitled to have all the concerns you want where your daughter is concerned. As far as I'm aware Autism and Aspergers are quite close in the sense the subject has difficulty adjusting to anything new. I have no confidence in social services spotting anything you don't spot first so remain vigilant as well as concerned.