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<blockquote data-quote="Ltlredhen" data-source="post: 5348" data-attributes="member: 2123"><p>OK, not real sure where to post this question so if this is the wrong board, please move it to the right one.</p><p></p><p>As you all know my difficult child is in week 4 of prek. First 2 weeks were great, 3rd one he was really getting used to them and they began to see little signs of the behavior I've been describing to them. Monday was holiday, Tues and Wed he was out sick. This morning I had a discussion about bathroom hygiene with the full time classroom aide. I told her that difficult child told me he goes and hides when he has to go to the bathroom cause he can't wipe himself. She said we let them go to the bathroom whenever they want. I told her that was not the issue, difficult child has great difficulty wiping himself and if no one helps him he will hide and just not go at all. She said they were not allowed to wipe but that she could stand at the door and hand him some wet wipes. </p><p></p><p>OK, is this the regular way this is handled at school? I don't know who to discuss this with at the school. Where do I start. His evaluation is not completed, not had the psy or Occupational Therapist (OT) part. Do I tell the diagnostician, wait and tell one of these evaluators? Any input from you guys?</p><p></p><p></p><p>Also, walking down sidewalk this morning a little boy (maybe 2nd gradish) just came up and started talking to us. Never saw this kid before in my life. I just smiled and answered him back like normal but difficult child immediately was defensive, pulled back on my arm and said quite loudly "you are a stranger" "go away" and was quite upset. I believe this is part of the Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) stuff, am I correct? Is this what social skills would work on? </p><p></p><p></p><p>Donna</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ltlredhen, post: 5348, member: 2123"] OK, not real sure where to post this question so if this is the wrong board, please move it to the right one. As you all know my difficult child is in week 4 of prek. First 2 weeks were great, 3rd one he was really getting used to them and they began to see little signs of the behavior I've been describing to them. Monday was holiday, Tues and Wed he was out sick. This morning I had a discussion about bathroom hygiene with the full time classroom aide. I told her that difficult child told me he goes and hides when he has to go to the bathroom cause he can't wipe himself. She said we let them go to the bathroom whenever they want. I told her that was not the issue, difficult child has great difficulty wiping himself and if no one helps him he will hide and just not go at all. She said they were not allowed to wipe but that she could stand at the door and hand him some wet wipes. OK, is this the regular way this is handled at school? I don't know who to discuss this with at the school. Where do I start. His evaluation is not completed, not had the psy or Occupational Therapist (OT) part. Do I tell the diagnostician, wait and tell one of these evaluators? Any input from you guys? Also, walking down sidewalk this morning a little boy (maybe 2nd gradish) just came up and started talking to us. Never saw this kid before in my life. I just smiled and answered him back like normal but difficult child immediately was defensive, pulled back on my arm and said quite loudly "you are a stranger" "go away" and was quite upset. I believe this is part of the Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) stuff, am I correct? Is this what social skills would work on? Donna [/QUOTE]
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