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Large vs small transitions or another way DD1 is son's polar opposite.
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<blockquote data-quote="TeDo" data-source="post: 533053"><p>For difficult child 1, it depends on the transition itself. He does better, not 100% though, with big and small transitions as long as he has enough advanced notice. For him, it's the unexpected and sometimes unpreventable ones that really get him. Things like looking forward to an outside activity that he's planned for a long time and then it's cancelled because of storms. THAT does not go over well at all. For him, the excitement of FINALLY being done with school for the year is actually motivation for him. He doesn't want to do summer school EVER!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TeDo, post: 533053"] For difficult child 1, it depends on the transition itself. He does better, not 100% though, with big and small transitions as long as he has enough advanced notice. For him, it's the unexpected and sometimes unpreventable ones that really get him. Things like looking forward to an outside activity that he's planned for a long time and then it's cancelled because of storms. THAT does not go over well at all. For him, the excitement of FINALLY being done with school for the year is actually motivation for him. He doesn't want to do summer school EVER!! [/QUOTE]
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