"Lee K. Seitz" wrote:
>
> >So when he wants juice, he doesn't say "I want juice, please", he says:
> >"I want"
> >"juice"
> >"please"
>
> Don't feel too bad. My 2-year-old still only says "I want juice." I
> have pretty much explicitly ask to get a "please." Even then, it's
> rare that I can get "I want _____, please" all at one go. It's
> usually:
I don't feel bad at all -- I'm ecstatic. My son is 4, not 2, so of course he
should have been talking a long time ago, and some autistic children never talk
at all. Saying the above is a great accomplishment for an autistic child. :-)
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