I woke up this morning and switched on Facebook and discovered a posting from that made me giggle. Some baseball player, who I don't know, got upset by the way the game had gone and lost his temper in the tunnel. The way he chose to deal with his frustration was to throw his bat at the wall of the tunnel and it bounced back and hit him in the eye! click here for the story
How often do we work with our ASD kids on thinking about the consequences before you do something? 1,000,000 times a day at least in my house. My daughter and I just saw Avenue Q and two of my favorite puppets were the "Bad Idea Bears"! Basically, they are the voices in the heads of the characters that are trying to get them to do the wrong thing for the "right reasons", like spending more money on a case of beer because in the long run you will save money. Sounds reasonable, right?
In response to the video that was posted about the grown man baseball player getting injured because he didn't follow the rules of basic physics, James and I made the following training video. Enjoy!! click here for Injuries are Yucky Baseball Training video Today, I choose to find my bliss knowing that my little man has more sense than some adults. I also choose to find my bliss in the fact that everyone needs to learn new things every day. And finally I choose to find my bliss in the fact that rules are followed, most of the time, in my house and no one has a yucky injury (well for the moment anyway!!)
Too funny! Liam is king at making sure everyone else follows the rules! He does like rules, and though he doesn't break them, he will see how far he can "stretch" them, lol
ReplyDeleteYup we have "rubber band" rules in our house also!!
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