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[quote=Anonymous]Our kid was born right before COVID. Was very chill and content, not much of a fussed. Regular sleeper, napped regularly. Hit all the usual milestones. I remember being like “Why is it called the Terrible Two’s? This kid is pretty great.” Then when he turned 3, it’s like a switch flipped. Started to become extremely particular about food. Stopped napping. Meltdowns became huge. Became extremely sensitive to textures. Refused to wear new clothes or shoes, even when he outgrew them. It’s like his 3rd birthday was when every thing just rushed to the surface all at once. By end of first semester of PK3, the teachers were pushing an IEP and stating he needed all therapies. [/quote]
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