Children may not look you in the eye for several reasons. A child is bombarded with new and unfamiliar stimulation and information constantly, which it is trying to process. Wandering eyes may just be an artifact of the child trying to take this in and make sense of it.
Constant failure to look directly at you may also indicate that the child may have a vision problem which would cause it to either not see you, or in an attempt to focus on you to give the appearance that it is looking elsewhere.
A reluctance to make eye contact, or to repeatedly shy away from eye contact with parents and with people whom the child is very familiar with is often a first symptom of an autism spectrum disorder. This behavior might also be a symptom of abuse or other social/physiological disorders.
The duration of The Child's Eye is 1.62 hours.
In some Australian Aboriginal cultures, avoiding eye contact with adults is a sign of respect and humility. It is seen as a way of showing deference to elders and recognizing their authority. By not making direct eye contact, children show that they understand their place in the social hierarchy.
The Child's Eye was created on 2010-09-04.
I think the answer is No. I don't think we should look at the people straight in the eyes throughout the whole conversation, because we can be hypnotized or whatever!! But if we can't look at the eyes of one person you or us may be considered a Special child (special child can't look eye to eye during a conversation) it is also a sign of insecurity
Eye for an Eye - 2003 You Ruined My Social Child Support was released on: USA: 7 May 2009
Look Me in the Eye has 304 pages.
yes
Look Me in the Eye was created on 2007-09-25.
---- yes however their is a higher chance of the child being red-i mean brown eyed 8=====D
He was stabbed in the eye with a fork as a you child
no
The ISBN of Look Me in the Eye is 978-0-307-39598-6.