Unfortunately, and as I share in my other post I have some experience in this, a parent's consideration of "normal" is not enough. One of the most poignant mome

Unfortunately, and as I share in my other post I have some experience in this, a parent's consideration of "normal" is not enough. One of the most poignant moments is when a child's behaviour is made fun of in a social environment like the playground. When this happens as you observe your child trying to build the first primal social bridges, you feel a little trapped, as there is no party at fault on this exchange. Children can be brutal, but this is part of their childness. As an Asperger's myself, I have clear memories of trying to add curves to my movements to make them more normal, because I observed someone dancing badly. It was around the same age, so I guess it could be a developmental aspect in regions of the spectrum and not so much due to the specific reason assigned.