(I believe your quote was something like "we can't blame him for not wanting to interact with these kids".) I am not trying to be harsh, just pointing out that if you want him to get over his social delays, you have to work with the teachers and help him understand that he can play with anyone even those who are intellectually inferior to him.
I need to go look up that one. Not quite what I meant but perhaps I worded it wrong?
ok, I found what that was ... I was talking about not really connecting, not that he doesn't want to interact with them. He just gets bored and then comes home and tries to engage me or anyone else in sight into his games. I remember having those same problems when I was little. My "friends" wanted to talk about dolls and I wanted to talk about space and submarines. So we were friends and played together because that's what was expected of us but never really clicked.
