We keep my youngest son’s games out in the living room, near our movie collection. That way he needs to ask us when he wants to play a game. Plus, he isn’t the gentlest with his games, so by keeping them out of his room we hope to minimize the scratches that inevitably appear. My son actually wears out his favorite DVDs and games long before he tires of them. Right now we’re on our fourth Wii Sports game, for instance. Anyway. This morning he got up before us. He did not ask us for a game, or the Wii controller, which is also kept in the living room on a charger. We got up a short while later and heard him in his room, playing with the Wii. I wondered how he got his game, and as soon as I walked into the living room I knew the answer to that question.
My older son was a climber when he was younger. See. people with Down syndrome are more alike than different.
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