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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP I am so so glad you are reconsidering the meds. They really are an essential tool for many people.[/quote] Yeah — we just kept postponing as grades were always fine, and 504 accommodations were helpful. Now, first year of middle school is a totally different ballgame. We are proud he adapted and no issues with socializing in a new huge school but managing hw load seems to be that factor, which screens he needs some help/change. I always blame myself for that eating issue as I was alone with him when he was a baby due to jobs situation. I did not introduce solids at the appropriate time, and he then would just spit out when I started at the age of 8m and that was too late. He was spitting out all those baby foods, and just accepted 1 kind — Cheerios…. And whatever was a similar crunchy texture and taste. So every new food introduction was a struggle ever since. I had to be a sneaky chef and sneak in things somehow… When we almost signed to some stay-away nutrition program where they teach the child to try new things, Covid hit. Things got better with eating disorder somehow - encouragement and just simple maturing worked. He still won’t at any mixed foods like sandwiches or salads or soups. It’s separate eating approach. He will eat chicken first which should not touch the rice, then the rice. And these two he started like at the age of 3 (only agreed to eat crunchy skin at first) and 5 (neighbor offered sticky rice ball and he miraculously ate it)…. So anyway — food is usually a joy, but here it was different and I remember every major ‘food breakthrough’ in the family. Oh pediatricians never looked at as issue, as he was not underweight, just at the lower boundary of normal weight range. [/quote]
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