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Hi I'm new, 6 y/o son has severe ODD (? CD)
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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 415340" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Yep. Get a new dr.</p><p></p><p>My son wet his pants while playing video games, too. </p><p></p><p>The candy bar I think is an impulse thing. You and I may think, "Yum, a candy bar. Do I want to buy one or am I on a diet?" difficult child doesn't think--just grabs. See the difference?</p><p></p><p>I am glad to see that he was ramped up b4 even getting in the van. That answers a lot of questions. You are going to have to keep him out of stimulating situations for a while. It is very hard--I only had two kids and it really cramped our style (aka Busch Gardens) but it saved a lot of meltdowns. We flew to Calif for Christmas one yr, and every day we did something. The day we were supposed to go either to Disney or Knots Berry Farm, husband and I decided to keep difficult child home. It was the smartest thing we ever did. He slept on and off, watched football, ate when he wanted, and the next day he was an angel. These kids need a lot of down time.</p><p>Again, I know how hard it is when you've got lots of kids, so you have to make a plan. Maybe get a babysitter more often? Also, I only took difficult child to the grocery store 1/2 the time, because I needed to focus on shopping sometimes!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 415340, member: 3419"] Yep. Get a new dr. My son wet his pants while playing video games, too. The candy bar I think is an impulse thing. You and I may think, "Yum, a candy bar. Do I want to buy one or am I on a diet?" difficult child doesn't think--just grabs. See the difference? I am glad to see that he was ramped up b4 even getting in the van. That answers a lot of questions. You are going to have to keep him out of stimulating situations for a while. It is very hard--I only had two kids and it really cramped our style (aka Busch Gardens) but it saved a lot of meltdowns. We flew to Calif for Christmas one yr, and every day we did something. The day we were supposed to go either to Disney or Knots Berry Farm, husband and I decided to keep difficult child home. It was the smartest thing we ever did. He slept on and off, watched football, ate when he wanted, and the next day he was an angel. These kids need a lot of down time. Again, I know how hard it is when you've got lots of kids, so you have to make a plan. Maybe get a babysitter more often? Also, I only took difficult child to the grocery store 1/2 the time, because I needed to focus on shopping sometimes! [/QUOTE]
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