Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Posted June 28, 2006 Oh my - trying to figure out why Sam has been a bit impulsive these last few days and starting pinching me and his favourite teacher again. Today I am giving his room a good clean and voila! - a large box of Celebration sweets - School Council gave them to DH for stuff he has done, I guess he thought I'd hidden them and vice versa - we generally don't have sweets in the house. Speedy gonalez Sam must have whisked them away - he has been very careful that we didn't find them or the wrappers, stashed behind videos and a pair of shoes - litttle bugger, all gone now - brought them home Friday - sighhhhhhhhhhhhh The positive is his mischief has got to new hieghts- his face would have given him away before now, extra vigilance required Mandi x Quote
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2006 Report Posted June 29, 2006 > > I think this smacks of honest to goodness normal behaviour in swiping the > sweets lol, sorry I know you have had the fallout but you know what I mean. > Vicky > Maybe it's the NCD! Ten days in and started helping himself to my tonic water, downing several litres over a few days while I wondered why he had become so giggly. Empty bottles in the wheely bin gave him away and then when the remaining tonic had been removed he finished the job off with a can of beer!! A week later he was in the pantry helping himself to Marmite. I have no idea what else the NCD may be doing against that background. Cheers! Patience Quote
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2006 Report Posted July 4, 2006 In a message dated 05/07/2006 02:14:54 GMT Daylight Time, onthesosh@... writes: Then he hit the bottle (or can) and we dropped back to one a day and have stayed there since. I've been looking for the return of the good mood we had right at the beginning but haven't found it yet. Maybe it's masked by all the dietary infractions, or perhaps the dose is too low? I dunno.Any thoughts? >>>Its very important to stay well hydrated and if he's been on the beer thats not the best way to stay hydrated LOL. Perhaps we shoold point out to the list this lad is 'drinking' legally per his age LOL - they might have thought he was 6 - arghhhhhhhh Maybe take a break for a few days, push the water and they try again but stick to one drop. We had yeast early on, that might be driving him to want to eat carbs, sugar, anthing to feed to yeast. What do you have at home to give him for possible yeast flare? Mandi x Quote
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