My dd is 4, and has a genetic condition.
There is some doubt over whether this can affect behaviour or not, but I am finding her such hard work atm... I caught her earlier deliberately tipping her drink all over the carpet. The kind of thing that a baby might do.
I asked why she'd done it, and she said she "didn't know". She wasn't sorry either. A couple of hours later, and she'd tipped orange juice all over the sofa. A whole carton's worth.
She started school on Monday, and stood there and wet her pants immediately after telling the teacher that she didn't need to go (teacher had noticed her jigging about, and asked if she needed the loo). She then had to be told that she'd had an accident
I just don't like where this is going... it will be hard enough for her with her physical problems without having additional stuff thrown in for good measure.
Anyone got any ideas? The last time I approached the health visitor for advice on behaviour, I was treated like an idiot...
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deepbreath · 12/09/2007 17:15
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