Yep mine likes the same books over and over so it's always a challenge to get new books in. Sometimes I just sit there and read out loud to myself and sometimes that gets him interested in it.
Thank you for this topic I have a challenge too about my daughter on reading . She don't like books but I'm pairing with inset puzzle, or we just flip and look at the pictures
I have a question about my son. Namely, he will turn 3 years old in February. He eats great, he is not picky at all, as far as drinks are concerned, he only likes water. He is very active, he plays normally, so I am not worried about his behavior. He climbs, runs, jumps. He likes to play with toys that need to be arranged, although he also arranges other toys such as trains or wooden crayons in a row. He speaks a lot of words, knows the alphabet correctly in three languages, as well as the numbers in order without confusion in English, Spanish, Russian, Croatian. he knows the most words in English, although he also knows them in the other languages listed. he's extremely smart about it, I'd say a real nerd. however he does not communicate at all. he never said "mom" .. nor that he wanted something .. he didn't turn to me or look me in the eyes and say something. when I say something or address him, he doesn't perceive me unless I hum or repeat the songs through which he learned all the words he says. but I repeat there is no conversation. when he is thirsty bring me any bottle to drink to give him. if he is hungry, he looks at the table or in the kitchen for what is already offered and takes it himself and eats it or brings it to me if it is difficult for him to open a jar. I don't know what it is about, I didn't ask for any professional advice from certain people, thinking that it was because we speak several languages in the household and that led to his non-communicative nature. do you have any advice or a similar case that she could identify with. thank you for attention ❤❤
Hi Dr, Do you thunk my son writing will come back? He regressed at 3 and he knew how to draw and write some few alphabets but now it is gone. He handle a pencil but he just scribble
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Yep mine likes the same books over and over so it's always a challenge to get new books in. Sometimes I just sit there and read out loud to myself and sometimes that gets him interested in it.
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Thank you for this topic I have a challenge too about my daughter on reading . She don't like books but I'm pairing with inset puzzle, or we just flip and look at the pictures
That's a great idea!
I have a question about my son. Namely, he will turn 3 years old in February. He eats great, he is not picky at all, as far as drinks are concerned, he only likes water. He is very active, he plays normally, so I am not worried about his behavior. He climbs, runs, jumps. He likes to play with toys that need to be arranged, although he also arranges other toys such as trains or wooden crayons in a row. He speaks a lot of words, knows the alphabet correctly in three languages, as well as the numbers in order without confusion in English, Spanish, Russian, Croatian. he knows the most words in English, although he also knows them in the other languages listed. he's extremely smart about it, I'd say a real nerd. however he does not communicate at all. he never said "mom" .. nor that he wanted something .. he didn't turn to me or look me in the eyes and say something. when I say something or address him, he doesn't perceive me unless I hum or repeat the songs through which he learned all the words he says. but I repeat there is no conversation. when he is thirsty bring me any bottle to drink to give him. if he is hungry, he looks at the table or in the kitchen for what is already offered and takes it himself and eats it or brings it to me if it is difficult for him to open a jar. I don't know what it is about, I didn't ask for any professional advice from certain people, thinking that it was because we speak several languages in the household and that led to his non-communicative nature. do you have any advice or a similar case that she could identify with. thank you for attention ❤❤
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Hi Dr,
Do you thunk my son writing will come back? He regressed at 3 and he knew how to draw and write some few alphabets but now it is gone.
He handle a pencil but he just scribble
Your best path is probably to join our online course and community. Attend a free workshop to see if its a good fit. Marybarbera.com/workshops