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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does he have inattentive ADHD, learning disorders like dyslexia, or autism? He should get evaluated if there's even the mere whisp of a concern, OP. My two bio kids are 5 years apart, and my oldest was born with special needs: ADHD/ASD/low processing speed, and other issues. We always knew the youngest would catch up with him at some point, and she did. However they're both closely bonded, because the oldest isn't prideful, and the youngest doesn't gloat. They actually support each other nicely. I would tell your kid to mind how he comes across. The most important thing I ever did as a parent was to raise them to do their best effort.... regardless of what that effort achieved. [/quote] A 5 year gap explains most of this rather than superior parenting. Two high school boys are going to be doing similar things at the same time. Yours will never even be in HS together at all. [/quote]
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