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Hello Danger and Loui. I need help and I’m really torn on what to do. So I work for an after school program. My son is in the program and I’ve always taught my kid to be nice, polite, and to be social with his peers. I see him interacting with the other kids and everything is fine until I see him interacting with a certain kid. The kid is very touchy feely and not necessarily in a bad way. They like to high five people put their arms around other kids, hold hands when they are playing certain games, nothing out of the ordinary. The problem is that I often see that certain kid picking his nose and sometimes see him scratching himself in questionable places. I really don’t want my son high fiveing him or any kids that have these habits, but I don’t know how to approach this because I’ve always taught my son to be polite. I can’t just say don’t high five that specific kid and be ok with the rest of the kids what do I do? (email your situation to: listeners@957thebeatfm.com)
