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My Ds was complimented on his lovely manners today :)

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itfriesthebrain · 19/02/2013 13:49

For some time now I have always been pulled to one side by my Ds's teachers to tell me he is quite often rude to them which is closely followed by it is a shame because he is such a like-able character, yet he has always been a very pleasant, loving, kind, helpful child when anyone else (outside of school) has spoken to me. Earlier today we went for a walk nearby where we live and he held a gate open while a cyclist went through, she thanked him for holding the gate and he replied that she was most welcome. The lady was taken back and said what a pleasant young man I have there and that its not very often that you come across such good manners. I was almost in tears! I can not believe that a comment from a complete stranger could make me feel so happy and sad at the same time. I just wished that the school could see the same as everyone else.

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Ineedmorepatience · 19/02/2013 13:58

What a lovely post, thanks for telling us itfries

And well done minifries Grin

Flappingandflying · 19/02/2013 14:28

Well done minifries! Warms the heart. Politeness goes such a long way and to get that positive affirmation for him will just boost his confidence.

NoHaudinMaWheest · 19/02/2013 16:01

Well done to your Ds.

Spyrofan · 19/02/2013 17:37

Well done, lovely news.

EllenJaneisstillnotmyname · 19/02/2013 18:54

Aw.Smile He's not rude, I bet, he's just blunt and can't understand why the truth (as he sees it) would offend.

MareeyaDolores · 19/02/2013 19:12

There's rudeness, there's being slightly too honest, and there's failure to demonstrate respect for teachers. Our dc would probably find it easier in a proper Victorian schoolroom: constant switching between democracy and this must do ther heads in.

PolterGoose · 19/02/2013 19:14

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MareeyaDolores · 19/02/2013 19:14

Manners are what your lovely ds showed. this could easily happen to my ds Hmm

itfriesthebrain · 19/02/2013 21:23

Thanks everybody, I was just so proud of him and of course he didn't understand why I was praising him afterwards. MareeyaDolores that is my sons favorite question....why? Smile Looking back over the years I realized just how much time I have spent telling him why and then it made sense as to why I never suspected he had any difficulties, and if someone asks/tells him something and he doesn't respond as they would expect I will always say....Tell him why, just tell him why and they will look at me as though I have asked them to get down and give me 100!

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