That boils down to bad parenting. She knows her child and his needs. To not participate in helping shows a lack of caring. They should be banned for life and have to pay for the cleanup.
“For the people saying that if he’s on the spectrum it shouldn’t matter, you obviously don’t know what a parent goes through with a child with a disability,” @kitty_scorsese argued. “At times our kids are super fast that even when we are helicoptering them they get away fast.”
“My boy on the spectrum RUNS to bodies of water because he loves to swim and splash around so we have to hold him close around water,” said @rxsemvry24. “I’m so glad they were kind to him it’s not his fault, I empathize with the parents.”
Stop using Autism as a crutch for bad parenting. Yes I can see where that could lead to the situation, but why was she not calling to her son or trying to get him to cooperate with the staff, etc. That has NOTHING to do with HIS disability, and everything to do with HER disability as a parent.
Let’s say he is on the autism spectrum, wouldn’t the mother know he has a sensory attraction to water? If she can’t control his outbursts why would she take him on a water ride? By looking at the pictures this child has no fear or respect for authority. Might be autistic, that still doesn’t exonerate his mother. Banning them from the parks would show other parents with autistic there are consequences to their inaction.
I have a question, maybe she not the mom and don’t know how to handle the child or she is the mom and don’t care what the child dose. Oh was there a dad or male person with the lady if so why didn’t he help out?
Comments for Child Jumps off Disneyland Ride, Defecates and Swims in Water
lmariel
That boils down to bad parenting. She knows her child and his needs. To not participate in helping shows a lack of caring. They should be banned for life and have to pay for the cleanup.
Jak J
“For the people saying that if he’s on the spectrum it shouldn’t matter, you obviously don’t know what a parent goes through with a child with a disability,” @kitty_scorsese argued. “At times our kids are super fast that even when we are helicoptering them they get away fast.”
“My boy on the spectrum RUNS to bodies of water because he loves to swim and splash around so we have to hold him close around water,” said @rxsemvry24. “I’m so glad they were kind to him it’s not his fault, I empathize with the parents.”
Stop using Autism as a crutch for bad parenting. Yes I can see where that could lead to the situation, but why was she not calling to her son or trying to get him to cooperate with the staff, etc. That has NOTHING to do with HIS disability, and everything to do with HER disability as a parent.
Lady Arthropod
Let’s say he is on the autism spectrum, wouldn’t the mother know he has a sensory attraction to water? If she can’t control his outbursts why would she take him on a water ride? By looking at the pictures this child has no fear or respect for authority. Might be autistic, that still doesn’t exonerate his mother. Banning them from the parks would show other parents with autistic there are consequences to their inaction.
Bob K.
I have a question, maybe she not the mom and don’t know how to handle the child or she is the mom and don’t care what the child dose. Oh was there a dad or male person with the lady if so why didn’t he help out?