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<blockquote data-quote="IEEEWreck" data-source="post: 471700" data-attributes="member: 617"><p>Thing I learned from my wife's work with autism spectrum kids that's actually just good advice for little kids in general: have a way to adjust the intensity. </p><p></p><p>Frosted oranges are fun. The packed in Varsity may be too much. If you have two parents have a spot like the Tower lawn to meet up with the goods.</p><p></p><p>The wreck parade is awesome, but you never know when someone is going to show up with a pulse jet engine. Have a fallback watch spot.</p><p></p><p>Other thing I learned from my mom: redirection is solid gold. Other folks have chiped in neat ideas like find the buzz and step climbing. I'd add going to the top of the stadium and checking out the skyline with matching games like "find a marble building". The band and the swarm are also great because you can dance along to the traditional music, and there's at least a bunch of people to follow. Of course, sometimes the underlying issue is naptime, but you have that covered.</p><p></p><p>Last thought: at 4 your daughter probably isn't really even going to follow the football game. Spending time with her dad is what she'll take away. Share what you love about GT in digestible ways. Many 4 year olds are big into independence and becoming a "big kid", so talk about how the Wreck belongs to the students- it's basically "nope I can do it myself" sublimated into an automobile. The wreck parade would be a neat expansion on that theme.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IEEEWreck, post: 471700, member: 617"] Thing I learned from my wife's work with autism spectrum kids that's actually just good advice for little kids in general: have a way to adjust the intensity. Frosted oranges are fun. The packed in Varsity may be too much. If you have two parents have a spot like the Tower lawn to meet up with the goods. The wreck parade is awesome, but you never know when someone is going to show up with a pulse jet engine. Have a fallback watch spot. Other thing I learned from my mom: redirection is solid gold. Other folks have chiped in neat ideas like find the buzz and step climbing. I'd add going to the top of the stadium and checking out the skyline with matching games like "find a marble building". The band and the swarm are also great because you can dance along to the traditional music, and there's at least a bunch of people to follow. Of course, sometimes the underlying issue is naptime, but you have that covered. Last thought: at 4 your daughter probably isn't really even going to follow the football game. Spending time with her dad is what she'll take away. Share what you love about GT in digestible ways. Many 4 year olds are big into independence and becoming a "big kid", so talk about how the Wreck belongs to the students- it's basically "nope I can do it myself" sublimated into an automobile. The wreck parade would be a neat expansion on that theme. [/QUOTE]
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