sequeena
Winging it.
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How are the kids and parents doing?
T is developmentally 10 months overall (he ranges from 10 to 16 months. His highest centile is 6th for performance). He's obviously not 10 months old, he can walk etc but he does act like a baby less than a year old.
He's a wonderful child but very stressful, I'm sure I'm going grey. His tantrums are horrific. He becomes so violent. I know it's the delay but I just wish he could understand.
His sleep isn't fabulous either. He's better than he was but I can't get him to sleep before midnight. Once he's asleep he's there until around 8am but no matter what I do he will not sleep before then. I've even tried stopping naps.
One of his doctors told me it's the delay (plus he also has glue ear which doesn't help with sleep).
He's a very happy child though, he loves to dance, read and play with his cars. His favourite TV shows are Scooby doo, Jake and The Neverland Pirates and Doc McStuffins.
T is developmentally 10 months overall (he ranges from 10 to 16 months. His highest centile is 6th for performance). He's obviously not 10 months old, he can walk etc but he does act like a baby less than a year old.
He's a wonderful child but very stressful, I'm sure I'm going grey. His tantrums are horrific. He becomes so violent. I know it's the delay but I just wish he could understand.
His sleep isn't fabulous either. He's better than he was but I can't get him to sleep before midnight. Once he's asleep he's there until around 8am but no matter what I do he will not sleep before then. I've even tried stopping naps.
One of his doctors told me it's the delay (plus he also has glue ear which doesn't help with sleep).
He's a very happy child though, he loves to dance, read and play with his cars. His favourite TV shows are Scooby doo, Jake and The Neverland Pirates and Doc McStuffins.
