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<blockquote data-quote="nvts" data-source="post: 256737" data-attributes="member: 3814"><p>Oh Toto! I'm sorry you went through this. Long story short:</p><p> </p><p>My daughter (difficult child 3) had this type of meltdown EVERY DAY at school when she was in kindergarten and the first 2 mos. of 1st grade. One day, I had to go on the pumpkin picking trip with her class because she wouldn't be allowed to go unless I went. As the parents that were going were standing in front of the school (mind you - this is October in NYC - only a few windows are open). We hear this blood curdling scream, then yelling and crying and I turned to the Dad that I knew from difficult child 2's football team, laughed and said "Oh, that's GOT to be mine!"</p><p> </p><p>He looked at me and laughed and said "no way! She's so quiet at the games and the bus stop!". I bet him 5 bucks that someone from administration would be out the door asking me to come in for a moment within the next 2 mins. As if on cue the school secretary came out and asked me to come in for a moment. I almost wet my knickers. Come to think of it, he still owes me the 5 bucks!</p><p> </p><p>Anyway, don't worry about it. She's going to have these breakdowns in the future - it's the way she's wired. If you stress about it it's not going to make it easier for either one of you to endure. To me, you reacted perfectly and obviously for N too! I admire how quickly you got the situation in hand! </p><p> </p><p>Oh and PS to Wiped out - I would love to take a swing at Chuckee myself!</p><p> </p><p>Feel better Toto! You're a fantastic Mommy!</p><p> </p><p>Huge hugs to all of you!</p><p> </p><p>Beth</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nvts, post: 256737, member: 3814"] Oh Toto! I'm sorry you went through this. Long story short: My daughter (difficult child 3) had this type of meltdown EVERY DAY at school when she was in kindergarten and the first 2 mos. of 1st grade. One day, I had to go on the pumpkin picking trip with her class because she wouldn't be allowed to go unless I went. As the parents that were going were standing in front of the school (mind you - this is October in NYC - only a few windows are open). We hear this blood curdling scream, then yelling and crying and I turned to the Dad that I knew from difficult child 2's football team, laughed and said "Oh, that's GOT to be mine!" He looked at me and laughed and said "no way! She's so quiet at the games and the bus stop!". I bet him 5 bucks that someone from administration would be out the door asking me to come in for a moment within the next 2 mins. As if on cue the school secretary came out and asked me to come in for a moment. I almost wet my knickers. Come to think of it, he still owes me the 5 bucks! Anyway, don't worry about it. She's going to have these breakdowns in the future - it's the way she's wired. If you stress about it it's not going to make it easier for either one of you to endure. To me, you reacted perfectly and obviously for N too! I admire how quickly you got the situation in hand! Oh and PS to Wiped out - I would love to take a swing at Chuckee myself! Feel better Toto! You're a fantastic Mommy! Huge hugs to all of you! Beth [/QUOTE]
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