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<blockquote data-quote="butterfly31972" data-source="post: 156414" data-attributes="member: 4088"><p>Thank you everyone for your replies. I am finding it difficult to distinguish between the two children and understand that what I am trying to achieve with the difficult child will actually have the best payoff if I parent them differently. </p><p>I am having him evaluated for ADHD and he has two referrals from the school so I am saddened that we have to do this but I have to take my head out of the sand. </p><p>I would like to do this now instead of waiting until he is older and ostracized in the school system and labeled. I am hoping this will help his mainstream next year in school be a success!!!</p><p>Thank you for your support in this journey!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="butterfly31972, post: 156414, member: 4088"] Thank you everyone for your replies. I am finding it difficult to distinguish between the two children and understand that what I am trying to achieve with the difficult child will actually have the best payoff if I parent them differently. I am having him evaluated for ADHD and he has two referrals from the school so I am saddened that we have to do this but I have to take my head out of the sand. I would like to do this now instead of waiting until he is older and ostracized in the school system and labeled. I am hoping this will help his mainstream next year in school be a success!!! Thank you for your support in this journey! [/QUOTE]
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