Of course. It takes a village, and I have a good village, it seems like, with these teachers and administrators at the school that's trying to, again, keep him on a good track. He's a good kid. He really is a good kid. He's just losing his little way right now, and it's bringing me troubles, and I am so tired of hearing every day. I just don't know what's next. What am I going to hear next?
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 3:07
So the more he gets to tell stories, work with comics, do creativity, doing writing prompts, getting his energy out there, showing him that there is a career of making up stories. It's called movies and television and writing and the book publishing world. He's got to know that he has a talent, and we could turn it and say, you've got a talent, but the consequences of lying have to be real for him
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:09
Here is one version of The Boy Who Cried Wolf, and let me know if this is helpful to share with him. The
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
kelly Adams
@Krene · 1:52
That could be also a thing because he's not as tall as everyone else and he has a late birthday. So me just actually also trying to maybe dig a little deeper with that with him to share. And I will talk to his teacher, especially his English teacher, because he does like to write, and he just had to write a little story last night for his homework. So you're definitely on to something. Thank you again and have a peaceful and an awesome weekend