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<blockquote data-quote="Fran" data-source="post: 369661" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>I must say that your little guy sounds very similar to my son's symptoms. There are some differences in that my difficult child was hyper verbal and really good natured except when asked to come inside or forced to do something that he simply couldn't do. </p><p>I have yet to meet anyone who's difficult child sounds exactly as mine but your little guy is close. My difficult child was a potty nightmare. He didn't even know that "sensation" meant he should go to the bathroom. It was a difficult time for our family. He was night dry before day dry. He just wouldn't stop what he was doing to attend to his bathroom needs. </p><p>difficult child still prefers to eat food where he would not have to cut using a knife. He always orders pasta or hamburger because he knows he won't have to be embarrassed that it is a weakness he has. </p><p>He poor fine motor skills. His handwriting is atrocious and is on a 2nd grade level and maybe lower. He endorses checks looks like Kindergarten unless someone cues him to keep it appropriate. </p><p>Evaluations by a multi discipline team at a university based children's hospital is the way we went. </p><p>If your difficult child is similar to my difficult child then this is not a behavior issue. The behavior is the outcome of a kid who thinks different, develops different, learns different and acts different. </p><p>I'm hoping that we can offer you some suggestions and support.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fran, post: 369661, member: 3"] I must say that your little guy sounds very similar to my son's symptoms. There are some differences in that my difficult child was hyper verbal and really good natured except when asked to come inside or forced to do something that he simply couldn't do. I have yet to meet anyone who's difficult child sounds exactly as mine but your little guy is close. My difficult child was a potty nightmare. He didn't even know that "sensation" meant he should go to the bathroom. It was a difficult time for our family. He was night dry before day dry. He just wouldn't stop what he was doing to attend to his bathroom needs. difficult child still prefers to eat food where he would not have to cut using a knife. He always orders pasta or hamburger because he knows he won't have to be embarrassed that it is a weakness he has. He poor fine motor skills. His handwriting is atrocious and is on a 2nd grade level and maybe lower. He endorses checks looks like Kindergarten unless someone cues him to keep it appropriate. Evaluations by a multi discipline team at a university based children's hospital is the way we went. If your difficult child is similar to my difficult child then this is not a behavior issue. The behavior is the outcome of a kid who thinks different, develops different, learns different and acts different. I'm hoping that we can offer you some suggestions and support. [/QUOTE]
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