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- Nov 26, 2014
Of course, the problem with this approach is that they'll have terrible habits that they'll need to unlearn later. Much like letting a cute little baby goat jump into your lap. Yes, it's cute now, but it won't be so cute when the same goat has grown up and is not so little, not so cute, and has just been playing in the mud. Having autistic and/or retarded kids shouldn't mean that you give up, it should mean that you try twice as hard.well to be fair, one of the kids is exceptional and the other is like, 2, so the parents probably just throw their hands in the air and are all like "they cain't heppit" and just let 'em do it, because God forbid they stifle the little darlings' creativity!