Okay, my five-year-old has started kindergarten and is having a REALLY REALLY REALLY hard time sitting and doing what he's supposed to be doing. His teacher is great, but he's going over to the beanbag chairs while he's supposed to be in circle time and talking out, going "Look at me, I'm in the beanbag chair!" He's not being argumentative, he's not mean to other people, he's not even purposely disrespectful, he just can't seem to stay at one thing for more than four seconds at a time.
After having a meeting with the teacher, the counselor and the principal, I'm okay with putting him on a trial run of ADHD medication, if he's even diagnosed (my friend, a psychologist, thinks he will be) to see if it helps.
I don't like the idea of giving my kid medicine that isn't for an actual medical ailment, but I also don't want him to hate school or fall behind because he can't focus on anything.
2007-09-10
13:26:00
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CrazyChick
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