和訳お願いしますっ゜(゜´Д｀゜)゜
(1) If your child has special communication needs, he may need to learn alternative ways to express himself and make his needs known.
If your child has developmental delays, he may not know age-appropriate social skills.
Separations that would be typical for his age may need to be delayed or modified.
If your child doesn't feel secure physically, he may be afraid to try new things.
If your child is impulsive or has inappropriate social behaviors, he may run off or be unable to judge his safety in the community.
(2) If you are confused about how much to protect and how much to pull back, you may have inconsistent expecta-tions.
If you and you child's other parent disagree about any of these issues, your child may get mixed messages that can delay her developing independence or get you all off track with behavior problems.
Your child may not have as many Separating experiences as your other children simply because it may be too difficult to arrange these types of experiences.
And sometimes you know she will probably be the target of some social discomfort or rejection and that may be too painful for you.
