Anathema
Crotchety Olde Man
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- #101
No.
In fact, the opposite could be the case, where inflicting ‘order’ and ‘discipline’ would be a form of abuse.
This is particularly true given the child has been diagnosed with cognitive disabilities – where his behavior is not the consequence of a lack of ‘order’ and ‘discipline’; indeed, seeking to compel ‘order’ and ‘discipline’ would do no good and likely cause harm.
So what is the answer? If instilling any form of order is detrimental and likewise failure to do so will likely be equally detrimental, what the hell is the answer to reigning this kid in?
When focused he’s a smart, clever kid who wants to learn stuff and does so very well. He loves mechanical things. But he can’t be trusted to help with anything because he will suddenly stop listening to instructions.