“She’s just shy.”
“He’ll grow out of it.”

Sometimes, that’s true.
But not always.

❓ Shy or Something More?

Shy children:

• Warm up slowly
• Prefer familiar people
• Still respond when engaged

Children with social communication disorders often:

• Don’t answer questions, even from family
• Avoid eye contact
• Struggle to ask or answer simple questions
• Speak fluently, but only in scripts

🔍 Signs of Social Communication Disorder (SCD)

Between ages 5–8, watch for:

• Flat tone or little variation in emotion
• Monologue-style talking
• Talking to people, but not with them
• Ignoring others’ signals (yawning, walking away)
• No interest in other kids

💬 Why This Matters

Kids who miss early peer interaction may:

• Struggle with friendships
• Become frustrated easily
• Avoid group activities
• Feel isolated despite strong language skills

✅ How to Support Your Child

Therapy helps—but children also need:

• Opportunities for safe peer-like interaction
• Support practicing real social situations
• Tools they can use daily, not just weekly in a clinic

That’s what Dubu PingPong is for:

• Simulates peer dialogue
• Builds comfort through practice
• Boosts confidence and social fluency

🌱 It’s not about labeling your child. It’s about understanding what kind of support they truly need.

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