HE is totally single minded. HE relates everything to Lego. He witters on about Lego the whole time - what he has built, what he is going to build, which kit he wants next, which kit he is saving up for. What is happening in Lego City. What Lego policemen do to catch Lego Robbers. The day the Lego cat got stuck up the Lego tree (yes, there is a kit for this). The only slight variation is Star Wars Lego.
If you ask him a question, he refers it back to Lego City. If you asked him about someone he compares them to Minifigs. He is going to be a Lego Policeman when he grows up. No a policeman, a Lego one.
He got sent to the headteacher for fighting a few weeks ago. He says he wasn't fighting, but playing Lego Ninjago.
He gets distracted. A lot. By Lego. IT can typically take him 45 mins or more to get dressed (Tbh when I have taken the Lego out of his room, it still takes him this long, he just finds something else to distract him).
At meal times, he "Just have to finish this Lego", but Lego doesn;t ever finish does it?
I have to ask him to be a boy in the real world in order to get anything done (ie: put on shoes to go to school, you know, simple stuff like that). IF I ask him what he likes, how was school anything at all, he talks about Lego/Lego City, whether it's relevant or not!
Is it normal to be so single minded?