Jamieh
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E started the preschool that he is at last may for the summer program. He has struggled a lot there. I have been very adamant about trying to make it work. But lately his problems have gotten worse and me and my husband just want the summer to get here so he can be home for the summer before he goes to kindergarten. The other kids are starting to notice that he is different and he has very few friends. The one thing that is making us think we should pull him out early is that his sleeping has started getting interrupted. When he first started he rarely napped like the other kids and was in bed around 8:30pm. But now he has started napping every.single.day. For 2 FREAKIN HOURS. So he's wide awake until 12 or 1 a.m. His teacher tells me that he is grumpy and tired. And I told her that it's because he is napping and he can't sleep when he naps. I have requested that they take him out of the room and let him hang out in the library or in the office while the others nap but they want him to lie on his bed...and he falls asleep. He is exhausted. We are exhausted and just want the summer to get here. My husband and I are thinking of just pulling him out and letting have an extra long vacation before school starts in the fall. My mother in law offered to keep him 3 or 4 days a week so I can do my school work done. The good thing is that my classes end in a few weeks and I will have a few weeks before my summer session classes begin. But I feel like we have pulled out of preschool so many times. I am just so tired of dealing with the stress of it. I just want him home with me. I want to forget about the other kids and the teachers and what is socially acceptable. I just have him here and let him be a kid without worrying about the fact that he cannot relate to other kids. I just want to stop dealing with it all. I'm tired. What would you do if you were in my shoes. I thought about just picking him up before nap, but they wouldn't adjust the rate at all and to me it's not worth the $1000 it's going to cost us to keep him in...