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<blockquote data-quote="Babbs" data-source="post: 300134" data-attributes="member: 3820"><p>For years my difficult child would change from PJ's to street clothes and not change his briefs. Yuck! And he hates cleaning himself after a BM and so oooo yuck! After years of harrassing him (to the point difficult child has colored briefs and SO checks which color they are before he goes to change clothes) we stumbled upon a class at the local rec center called "Young Ladies and Gentlemen" - a one day etiquette class. And hearing from someone else other than me and SO about hygiene and other kids not wanting to be near difficult child when he smells made a bigger impression than all the nagging I ever did. difficult child finally stopped fighting changing briefs in the morning - all SO has to do is remind him occassionally about what the teacher said.</p><p></p><p>Although I'm tempted to sign difficult child up for it again - he can't seem to remember that dirty fingers at the dinner table get wiped on a napkin and not his hair, his clothes or the tablecloth!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Babbs, post: 300134, member: 3820"] For years my difficult child would change from PJ's to street clothes and not change his briefs. Yuck! And he hates cleaning himself after a BM and so oooo yuck! After years of harrassing him (to the point difficult child has colored briefs and SO checks which color they are before he goes to change clothes) we stumbled upon a class at the local rec center called "Young Ladies and Gentlemen" - a one day etiquette class. And hearing from someone else other than me and SO about hygiene and other kids not wanting to be near difficult child when he smells made a bigger impression than all the nagging I ever did. difficult child finally stopped fighting changing briefs in the morning - all SO has to do is remind him occassionally about what the teacher said. Although I'm tempted to sign difficult child up for it again - he can't seem to remember that dirty fingers at the dinner table get wiped on a napkin and not his hair, his clothes or the tablecloth! [/QUOTE]
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