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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 277267" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Be sure to take him to somebody private. Unfortunately, school evaluations tend to miss the mark and are very untrustworthy. I can't imagine them getting the spectrum disorders right.</p><p></p><p>I'd go to a private neuropsychologist. I think the teacher may be right on the money though.</p><p></p><p>To Mom, I'd put my foot down.</p><p>"I don't want to discuss my child's behavior with you, and I won't. If you start to bring it up, I will have to put the phone receiver down until you stop or walk out of the room until you are finished. I would rather stick to other topics." And then do it. You're an adult. You can decide not to put up with her criticism, especially if it affects you. You are a young mom, but still a mom and still an adult and you're not her little girl anymore. You deserve respect. I have a 24 year old daughter and I would NEVER tell her what she's doing wrong in any way, and she wouldn't allow me to criticize her. And she shouldn't. If your mom criticizes you too much it's time to stop her, even if it hurts her feelings. As a mother, I feel I'd deserve to have boundaries set on me if I made my daughter feel bad all the time. She knows what she's doing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 277267, member: 1550"] Be sure to take him to somebody private. Unfortunately, school evaluations tend to miss the mark and are very untrustworthy. I can't imagine them getting the spectrum disorders right. I'd go to a private neuropsychologist. I think the teacher may be right on the money though. To Mom, I'd put my foot down. "I don't want to discuss my child's behavior with you, and I won't. If you start to bring it up, I will have to put the phone receiver down until you stop or walk out of the room until you are finished. I would rather stick to other topics." And then do it. You're an adult. You can decide not to put up with her criticism, especially if it affects you. You are a young mom, but still a mom and still an adult and you're not her little girl anymore. You deserve respect. I have a 24 year old daughter and I would NEVER tell her what she's doing wrong in any way, and she wouldn't allow me to criticize her. And she shouldn't. If your mom criticizes you too much it's time to stop her, even if it hurts her feelings. As a mother, I feel I'd deserve to have boundaries set on me if I made my daughter feel bad all the time. She knows what she's doing. [/QUOTE]
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