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He opened the presents :)

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RinkyDinkyDoo · 25/12/2012 20:18

DS has never opened any presents,so we just placed his new toys out in the living room. He walked in,sat down and touched/moved them all,even played with some of them. We showed him the wrapped presents from other people,he said "Open them Joe" and he did. We said "what is it?" and he said for most of them "it's a box" and they were boxes, with toys in- hurrah! Happy Christmas to you all.x

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TwoDividedByZero · 25/12/2012 21:08

Hi

Could be wrong but assuming you have DS with ASD, given his literal reply?

Great that he was able to interact with them. It sounds as if he enjoyed himself, and that you did too, as you could see he did.

Our DS has AS and is 7; we had a bad day with him with present overload, so glad your DS seems to have experienced a day where he could get an appreciation of what was offered.

Happy Christmas.

RinkyDinkyDoo · 25/12/2012 21:18

yes, 5years old and ASD and delayed speech and language. It was a bit too much for him over the whole day but he coped so well. He got a new bike (a green one) we kept his old blue one just in case he wouldn't accept the new one, but no, "I want the green bicycle" :)

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Ineedpigsinblankets · 25/12/2012 21:30

Bless him, well done minirinky Xmas Grin

Pebbles69 · 25/12/2012 21:36

Thats fab Rinky.

coff33andmintspies · 26/12/2012 01:04

awww thats brilliant! glad he had a good time of it. :)

bee169 · 26/12/2012 13:25

nice one :) merry xmas to you too :)

saintlyjimjams · 27/12/2012 11:46

Brilliant - same here - great feeling isn't it (ds1 13 & severely autistic) with the usual warning that this links to a blog post I was so excited I wrote about it Christmas 2012: The Year Arthur died

silverfrog · 27/12/2012 12:38

that's so lovely Smile

it is brilliant when our children 'get' opening presents, isn't it?

we had a breakthrough too this year - dd1 not only opened them, but also played with them Shock Grin

dh & I cooked lunch while both dds played together - now that is something I never thought I'd see!

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