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Revisiting my thoughts on Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
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<blockquote data-quote="HopeRemains" data-source="post: 569024" data-attributes="member: 14139"><p>InsaneCdn- Thank you. The support I've gotten on this site is so tremendous. What you say makes sense, the environment of school being one of relative expectation- he easily went into it. One day they were testing the emergency sirens here in the neighboorhood and difficult child was so very worried, even though I told him there was no tornado and explained the testing routine. He said he wished he was at school with his teacher. That struck me. I think that he absolutely trusts his teachers more than he trusts the parents in his life. He told me once that he gives his current teacher a hug at the end of every day and tells her she is the best teacher in the world. He's always good for other adults, too, like uncles, aunts and grandmas. I never worried about him being out of control when staying the night with a cousin, ever. He is a people pleaser, and will do what he can to charm them, even children.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HopeRemains, post: 569024, member: 14139"] InsaneCdn- Thank you. The support I've gotten on this site is so tremendous. What you say makes sense, the environment of school being one of relative expectation- he easily went into it. One day they were testing the emergency sirens here in the neighboorhood and difficult child was so very worried, even though I told him there was no tornado and explained the testing routine. He said he wished he was at school with his teacher. That struck me. I think that he absolutely trusts his teachers more than he trusts the parents in his life. He told me once that he gives his current teacher a hug at the end of every day and tells her she is the best teacher in the world. He's always good for other adults, too, like uncles, aunts and grandmas. I never worried about him being out of control when staying the night with a cousin, ever. He is a people pleaser, and will do what he can to charm them, even children. [/QUOTE]
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