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<blockquote data-quote="Josie" data-source="post: 260808" data-attributes="member: 1792"><p>I had a daughter like yours when she was the same age. She was bright, the perfect student, got along well with others, but was a huge problem at home. As an example, if we asked her to pick up her socks, it could lead to a tantrum. She was violent at home with her sister and me. It was impossible to get her to do a time out. Well we could get her to do it, but it would take hours to do the 5 or 6 minutes. People were stunned when I said she was a problem at home.</p><p></p><p>She was diagnosis'ed with ODD and the underlying disorder was thought to be depression. She probably did have some depression but it turns out that the underlying disorder was food allergies. When she stays away from those foods, she is a "easy child". She isn't perfect but regular parenting methods work for her. When she eats those foods, she is back to being a depressed, defiant, difficult child.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Josie, post: 260808, member: 1792"] I had a daughter like yours when she was the same age. She was bright, the perfect student, got along well with others, but was a huge problem at home. As an example, if we asked her to pick up her socks, it could lead to a tantrum. She was violent at home with her sister and me. It was impossible to get her to do a time out. Well we could get her to do it, but it would take hours to do the 5 or 6 minutes. People were stunned when I said she was a problem at home. She was diagnosis'ed with ODD and the underlying disorder was thought to be depression. She probably did have some depression but it turns out that the underlying disorder was food allergies. When she stays away from those foods, she is a "easy child". She isn't perfect but regular parenting methods work for her. When she eats those foods, she is back to being a depressed, defiant, difficult child. [/QUOTE]
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