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Old 01-07-2012, 02:36 PM #11
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The mom that is posting last about the 6 year old. Sorry I can't get
that long of a name correct so didn't try.

But I agree with Lara, I would not be taking away things. I do not
think it will help. I also wonder what happened in the last month,
to make school worse for him. If this was gradual and it then got
worse it makes more sense. Or if he was in preschool, and had
problems during the winter, it might also.

I would then wonder if its got something to do with the mornings
not being daylight as much.


I would see if taking him to school later makes a differnce also for
one thing. You can work this in the 504, to take him say at noon,
and then do the afternoon. If this seems to work you can then
try increasing the day.

donna
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