13. And we constantly remind, brush, brush, brush. He will go so far out of his way to not do what's expected. When he was raising turkey for the fair, he was required to work with each bird 15 minutes. I watched him set his watch timer, walk to the bird pen, the walk around it the while time.
He was given sentences for a behavior. Halfway through, he decided he shouldn't have to write them. He spent the time writing a completely different sentence.
When reading for school, he looks at the pages, then turns them. I think he has a certain time spends before page turning. Schools all read the same books so I ask him questions about it...he's already 'forgotten' what he has read.
It's not just the teeth, it's absolutely every waking moment. He refuses to put dirty clothes in the hamper, they don't get washed and he throws snot flying, high-pitched girl screams, etc. then it's my fault for not washing them. I refuse to enable him. I can't wash what's not out in the wash area.
So, I'm less than enthused with almost every behavior. Can't follow rules or directions, thinks he is impervious to consequences and expects everything he asks for, but won't do anything to deserve it.
He will even act like he deserves rewards for not stomping on his brother's head. Not attacking someone means he was 'good'.
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