Need to hear from some of you

bumpuser511563

DS has PDD-NOS and has more than enough services.

I have been noticing he has started taking an interest in lining up his cars door to door and lining up his fruit snacks. Then he messes the line up.

Is there any reason to be concerned? Why would they do this?

TIA

qbie18

DS is 3 and is just starting OT for what we think are sensory issues.  He currently has no diagnosis as we are starting the process to get in with a developmental ped.  He has no obsessions with inanimate objects and doesn't line items up, but h

houndbaby

ds is ASD, has plenty of services and well and still does that sometimes, he lines them up, looks at them, then destroys the line. I don't really know the answer to "why"

mightmom13

No input but I think it goes into the duration, frequency, intensesity thing that auntie keeps talking about.

DD doesn't line her cars up yet - but she points to where she wants me to sit, hands me her cars, and I HAVE to hold them in my hands -s

Princess_Lily

Besides lining up items he enjoys...

Is your son participating in group play with friends or classmates and engaging in pretend play too?  If so, I wouldn't be too concerned. 

 

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