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<blockquote data-quote="Kjs" data-source="post: 56624"><p>We did not give out information regarding difficult child. We did hear the talking and see the glares come our way so many times. difficult child plays sports and is very good. Cannot handle losing. Very embarrassing if he misses a shot, or strikes out.</p><p></p><p>This year, I spoke to the coach regarding difficult child's diagnosis. This man is the best coach ever. He doesn't say a word to difficult child. Just has him take a seat, and puts someone else in for a little while. After difficult child gets through his little episode, coach puts him back in. No confrontation, no exchange of words, works great. Still hear parents make comments, but don't feel the need to address them. We ignore difficult child when he acts like this, as he is always looking over at us. We just continue to cheer on the others on the team.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kjs, post: 56624"] We did not give out information regarding difficult child. We did hear the talking and see the glares come our way so many times. difficult child plays sports and is very good. Cannot handle losing. Very embarrassing if he misses a shot, or strikes out. This year, I spoke to the coach regarding difficult child's diagnosis. This man is the best coach ever. He doesn't say a word to difficult child. Just has him take a seat, and puts someone else in for a little while. After difficult child gets through his little episode, coach puts him back in. No confrontation, no exchange of words, works great. Still hear parents make comments, but don't feel the need to address them. We ignore difficult child when he acts like this, as he is always looking over at us. We just continue to cheer on the others on the team. [/QUOTE]
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