humping/bouncing is one of the typical signs for somebody with autism as it helps to sooth them. we have an appointment booked to take this further but ive always had my suspisions that rhys is autistic.
Oh gosh, that all sounds a bit traumatic for you hun. I do hope you get a diagnosis for him soon.i might be able to help you.
rhys is 3 and he has humped things since about 8 months, it happens when he is tired and it seems quite comforting to him. when people come over they get freaked out but for us its a serious issue.
in the past few days i have spoken to people who work with autistic children and they think that along with the humping, speach difficultys and OCD that rhys might be borderline autistic
i just pm'ed you hun x x x x
Darling, I don't think the quote after yours was aimed at you. I think it was a response to the original post and she hadn't read as far as your response. Sorry you're upset by it hun x x
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No need to be sorry hun. You have a right to be emotional
i think its just a 'move' he's discovered xx
