<human>: Hi all :) I spent hours scouring YouTube with my son the other night after he behaved inappropriately after losing a game. It was meant to be one quick clip about being a bad sport, but it turned into hours. We watched short clips about how to be polite, what impulsiveness is, how to behave in certain situations, how to accept no for an answer etc. (I can provide links if any one is interested- we watched so many) 

After each video we would talk about it, we would discuss what they were teaching in th video and he would tell me what he learnt and we would practise. It. Actually. Stuck. I have noticed he has been using different language and has been trying really hard to improve certain behaviours that he learnt about in the videos.

However we hit a brick wall when I tried to find a video about body language, personal space, social cues, how to tell what emotion people were feeling etc. I am sure stuff like this exist. How do I find it? How do you teach your child about these things? Do you have any resources you could share with me? Or even how to explain these things to him?

It's worth noting I have pretty shitty social skills myself and was recently diagnosed with Aspergers. I know that I have shit social skills and it's not just me being anxious because people have made alot of comments that imply this. -I don't think I have the skills to teach him myself without a outside resource. 

He doesnt see a therapist at the moment (he is 5). And no one else in his life (kindergarten teacher included) recongises my concerns and agrees with them. But I have bought it up with his teacher for next year and I will see what she thinks. He may just have very poor social skills that need working on. Anyway, I digress. The internet is the only way for me to find resurces to help him :)

Thank you for taking the time to read my post. And thank you if you took the time to reply to me.

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<bot>: my son learns very well from videos and needs to improve on his social skills. I suspect he is autistic. Do you have any resources you could share?