Regarding the clock, notice how it's all about food. A donut, a dinner plate, when we are going out to dinner. I think it's just a way to push her off when she asks for a donut 2 minutes after she has a cookie. Like it's constant so they are trying to teach her this in the hopes that she will leave them the hell alone because they can stall her for a bit until her next scheduled "feeding". And yes, I'm using the word feeding because that's how it feels to me. Not like she eats, but like she's "fed". Does that make sense to anyone? Meanwhile, she will absolutely never get even the basic concept of time passing or the clock even without the numbers. That's way too advanced for her. She still puts her shoes on the wrong feet and says no when she means yes.
This whole clock thing is purely for selfish reasons. It's so obvious to me. Also, we've been calling him out on not teaching her anything so now we have to suffer through arts and crafts time as punishment. See guys, he's teaching her stuff. Happy?
Don't bother teaching her how to use the bathroom, I'm sorry. "go potty", teach her when to expect her next snack or meal. Truly though, it's the most useful thing to know if you live in that house. How long between meals is a big topic there.
Nah, it's a nice house. They ruined it though.