Yep my youngest walked at 17 months. We were under paediatrics for her walking, they said after 18 months is when they become concernedHer daughter is walking at 17 months
so within the absolute normal range then
Yep my youngest walked at 17 months. We were under paediatrics for her walking, they said after 18 months is when they become concernedHer daughter is walking at 17 months
so within the absolute normal range then
My daughter was 22 months and still nobody was concerned xYep my youngest walked at 17 months. We were under paediatrics for her walking, they said after 18 months is when they become concerned
I think main concern for mine was lack of progress as she'd been cruising since 9 months. She wasn't talking either, started around 2My daughter was 22 months and still nobody was concerned x
The drip feed on this has started. He NEEDS to go out every day. It's just 4 year olds. Strangely they need fresh air and stimulation. Try as you might they just won't sit in one place.She's probably raging internally she is walking because what condition can she a label her children with next to get attention. I bet we'll suddenly get reminded G is possible SEN again.
If it's adhd it tends to be picked up later because it's normal for toddlers/preschoolers to have lots of energy, not sit still, short attention etc. Earliest they'll diagnose here is 7 but most are older as not picked up until they're struggling in school, struggling to sit, shouting out etc.The drip feed on this has started. He NEEDS to go out every day. It's just 4 year olds. Strangely they need fresh air and stimulation. Try as you might they just won't sit in one place.
I strongly believe, given G has been in a childcare provision since he was a baby then any sen would be picked up by now and he'd be on sort of pathway / plan even without a diagnosis. My now 6 year old was on a pathway and plan at 2.5 with his needs and solutions recorded and we were not even sure asd was the way we were gonna go.
There are 3 diagnosed adhd kids in my sons class. I guess it's picked up earlier here?If it's adhd it tends to be picked up later because it's normal for toddlers/preschoolers to have lots of energy, not sit still, short attention etc. Earliest they'll diagnose here is 7 but most are older as not picked up until they're struggling in school, struggling to sit, shouting out etc.
It makes it sound like she's disgusted by her own child/child's bed
I doubt he has ADHD. She’s so keen to label her children. Halle’s gross motor is absolutely normal. George is an energetic child with few boundaries and chaotic parenting.
It's also a carbon copy of literally every other de-influencing christmas video, down to the order of the items.The deinfluencing christmas reel... she's such a grinch.
Most of us know we don't have to do these things but it's worth it for the little happy faces. I'd do anything to make my kids happy. Shan is such a bare minimum mum! Unpopular opinion but I do think you have to put some effort in to make christmas magic.
Exactly! The only reason she isn’t doing Christmas boxes is because she isn’t being gifted items, same with new Christmas decorations.It's also a carbon copy of literally every other de-influencing christmas video, down to the order of the items.
You know there's no way she's be 'de-influencing' if she was being paid to advertise something!