Puck is beginning to have trouble in school and possibly falling behind. I don't think I mentioned it previously because I hate the stigma that comes with the ADD and ADHe are going through the evaluation process for ADHD as there seems to indicate that could be part of the problem. I really don't want to "medicate" and child that doesn't need it but honestly, I'm open to a lot more options than I was a few years ago. I just sent our paperwork back to the pediatrician so who knows how long it will take to hear something.
I've been wondering if a tutoring center might be a good option. I called Ku.mon today and got some information about their program and it sounds really good. I know that a lot of you out there in blog land are teachers or former teachers. Any advice here? It's twice a week and there is a lot of homework but since he won't be able to play soccer this Spring, he's going to have plenty of time...
The teacher and I are becoming well acquainted. She sent home a letter that said only a few of the students needed to have parent-teacher conferences. Of course, my kid is one. Why can't it just be freaking easy once in a while?
Sigh....
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I feel the same way about meds, but when Jayce's autism, ADHD, and Tourette's started interfering so much with his life, we had to do something. We are currently trying a combo of adderall and intuniv. I see pros and cons to the meds.
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