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Re: 4 year olds resistance
From: Artemis420
Date: Wed Feb 02 2000 - 21:50:03 PST
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In a message dated 2/2/00 3:26:28 PM Pacific Standard Time,
JudyandharryS writes:
<< I'm not saying you can ignore serious or scary behaviors, but most of the
time, these "aberrations" are momentary side trips. If you suspect a
learning disability, you might have him tested, but usually there are other
indicators. (By the way, my kids grew up into healthy, good people, despite
their early weirdness.) >>
SO true! The human brain matures at its own rate...not at the rate of grade
levels!
Artie
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