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<blockquote data-quote="4cooper" data-source="post: 524400" data-attributes="member: 14426"><p>We have tried to put sugary foods up where he can't get them. However, he gets up on a chair and climbs to get it. We've tried putting it in our laundry room because theres a super super high shelf and he still gets to it. I've actually stopped buying it all together lately, but these pesky candy holidays get us.</p><p></p><p>He does see a psychologist. She strictly deals with adolecents. She goes to his school to observe, sees C's parents (us) on a regular basis, speaks to his teachers etc. There has been no testing done. The pediatrician is pushing us to medicate and I just don't want to. </p><p>Major changes...we did move but that was in 2010 when the first behavior issue started. Then in Dec 2010 his grandpa died. He talks about him still very often. My husband is a vet...and he has medical issues. So there has been stress in our lives, but nothing thats different than normal. Usually Cooper is well behaved in school. Usually the issues come up at lunch/nap time. Then after nap he's good again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="4cooper, post: 524400, member: 14426"] We have tried to put sugary foods up where he can't get them. However, he gets up on a chair and climbs to get it. We've tried putting it in our laundry room because theres a super super high shelf and he still gets to it. I've actually stopped buying it all together lately, but these pesky candy holidays get us. He does see a psychologist. She strictly deals with adolecents. She goes to his school to observe, sees C's parents (us) on a regular basis, speaks to his teachers etc. There has been no testing done. The pediatrician is pushing us to medicate and I just don't want to. Major changes...we did move but that was in 2010 when the first behavior issue started. Then in Dec 2010 his grandpa died. He talks about him still very often. My husband is a vet...and he has medical issues. So there has been stress in our lives, but nothing thats different than normal. Usually Cooper is well behaved in school. Usually the issues come up at lunch/nap time. Then after nap he's good again. [/QUOTE]
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