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<blockquote data-quote="DammitJanet" data-source="post: 605262" data-attributes="member: 1514"><p>Well I guess one good thing in our situation is that difficult child laughs along with us about affectionate stuff. If I ask husband to come to bed early he laughs at his dad and says "guess momma is feeling frisky, better get going!" </p><p></p><p>We try not to change our actual lives but sometimes we have to because we are stuck with mouse when they go out. Last night husband actually asked where mouse was going to go to school when it started. She is just turning 2 in September but we have no clue what things will be like when she is 4 and 5. Heck next year she can start early head start and trust me if she is here, she will be going! </p><p></p><p>If it has to be that mouse ends up here most of the time, which I dont want because she is such a handful, I guess we will just make do. Actually she is such a daddy's girl it would kill her not to be with him. The minute she wakes up in the morning or from a nap her first words are "where daddy?" I am going to implore that these two get her checked out by that Under 3 program because I think she is behind in her talking. If nothing else it will get some help started so she gets in early head start next year. Actually I think if they think its significant but not threatening they could put her in early head start now. Mouse could also stand to learn to listen a bit more and learn that biting and scratching others is a bad thing to do. </p><p></p><p>As far as when they will move in together...well I dont know. He wants to get a job ASAP anywhere in the country and move on but at this particular moment I want him to stay put and go through these next doctor's appts we have scheduled. If our ortho says he needs surgery anytime soon we will definitely keep him here. That has never been something his father and I have said we wont do. Its been a fact in our life that he could end up needing our help if things like that came up in his future. Its simply something we have resigned ourselves to because we chose to have him when given a choice all those years ago. The doctor's said they didnt know what could be wrong with him but we said we would deal with what came up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DammitJanet, post: 605262, member: 1514"] Well I guess one good thing in our situation is that difficult child laughs along with us about affectionate stuff. If I ask husband to come to bed early he laughs at his dad and says "guess momma is feeling frisky, better get going!" We try not to change our actual lives but sometimes we have to because we are stuck with mouse when they go out. Last night husband actually asked where mouse was going to go to school when it started. She is just turning 2 in September but we have no clue what things will be like when she is 4 and 5. Heck next year she can start early head start and trust me if she is here, she will be going! If it has to be that mouse ends up here most of the time, which I dont want because she is such a handful, I guess we will just make do. Actually she is such a daddy's girl it would kill her not to be with him. The minute she wakes up in the morning or from a nap her first words are "where daddy?" I am going to implore that these two get her checked out by that Under 3 program because I think she is behind in her talking. If nothing else it will get some help started so she gets in early head start next year. Actually I think if they think its significant but not threatening they could put her in early head start now. Mouse could also stand to learn to listen a bit more and learn that biting and scratching others is a bad thing to do. As far as when they will move in together...well I dont know. He wants to get a job ASAP anywhere in the country and move on but at this particular moment I want him to stay put and go through these next doctor's appts we have scheduled. If our ortho says he needs surgery anytime soon we will definitely keep him here. That has never been something his father and I have said we wont do. Its been a fact in our life that he could end up needing our help if things like that came up in his future. Its simply something we have resigned ourselves to because we chose to have him when given a choice all those years ago. The doctor's said they didnt know what could be wrong with him but we said we would deal with what came up. [/QUOTE]
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