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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, Is this a new school for him or a new classroom? It may not be the right fit for him. My kid started acting out and with a different school, absolutely no problems. Is he getting picked on? Are possible delays causing him to act out? Are there new stressors at home? At 4, I don't think a psychologist would be helpful unless it's play therapy. I do agree with other people about scheduling a global evaluation with a developmental pediatrician. (And definitely no to the paint brush. Jesus definitely wouldn't do this, let alone anyone in their right mind.)[/quote] It's a new school - we moved him because we didn't think the old school had fully prepared his sister for K. I started working from home (after a few years of being a stay at home mom), and I do worry that my stress has affected him. I've let one of my two projects go in an effort to reduce that stress. We noticed the physical delay in a class, and I do also wonder if his body not doing what he wants/not feeling good when he tries to do certain things isn't a big part of this too. I don't think he's being picked on but that was absolutely the cause when his sister had a rough patch in preschool, though it was different than this. [/quote]
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