It's hard to know what to say or when to say it to our grown kids isn't it. We see the problem and would love to help but I have a hard time remembering that mine are adults at times. Wish I knew what you could do to help that cute little guy!
OOh that is a difficult one!! Agree with Eeyore Lynn, find a friend that will come to his house, and in time will hopefully encourage Will to go outside with the friend!
that's so sad. Will he be in Japan long or is he part of the group returning to the states? Perhaps in the states he (and his mom) will feel more at ease.
Oh that is so sad and he is such a cutie, just to think of all that he is missing out on. She really needs to start working on that as you know, oh goodness.
I wonder why he is afraid to leave the house! It is so sad to see a child this young being so afraid! I used to work with children with psychological issues. It is so frustrating for you! I am really glad to see that he did go out to the aquarium, even if it was for a little while!
Hmmm, I'm sure there are lots of opinions on how to handle this. Hang in there! Prayers for your daughter! She will need to find a way that works for them both!
Oh Oki.....I understand how you feel.....It is hard to know what to do isn't it? I also have a family situation where I wish I could say or do something but can't .....I find myself turning to prayer time and time again because I am so frustrated.
This is my daughter's child Will. He is 2 1/2 and lives in Okinawa. I say his my secret because he never leaves the house and is totally unsocialized. We convinced my daughter to bring him to the aquarium with us, but she did not stay long as he did not seem to enjoy himself. I am beside myself on how to handle this situtation.
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