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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You say that she will always be the youngest in her grade. This seems like a good reason to hold her back a year and have her mature a little. If there is a diagnosis it will let you set up resources. Don’t set her up for failure in K. [/quote]

In MoCo you are absolutely allowed to hold her back to do a K waiver year.  Most kids with SN do this.[/quote]

We are in NYC publics.  She completed EI and our agency and ped said she didn’t need services.  I’m just trying to explain backstory FWIW.[/quote]

Hey, no worries, op.  Just so you know that EI and child find aren't in the business of diagnosing delays--only letting you know if your child is delayed enough for services.  Plus from personal experience many pediatricians are useless at spotting delays.

Please contact your nearest children's hospital and make an appointment for a developmental pediatrician.  I'm glad you're looking out for your kid.  If you don't, not one will.[/quote]

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