Handling Unwanted Actions
Why do they take or touch my things?
Convey that it's often not on purpose—the rules are still hard to grasp, or their interest is drawn—and teach that it's okay to clearly say "stop" and tell an adult when you don't like it.
For a child, you could say: "It's often not on purpose. When you don't like it, say 'stop' and tell the teacher."
For a child, you could say: "It's often not on purpose. When you don't like it, say 'stop' and tell the teacher."
Sources：kidshealth.org · pacer.org
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