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Has anyone with a child with DS/ASD had a baby and noticed your DS/ASD child

regressed or had worsened behavior?

 

During Christmas and New Year Holidays, our son Cole 4 y/o DS/ASD behavior

changed.  He became withdrawn from me even though I tried to play with him as

usual he rejected me and acted upset at me for trying to interact with him.  He

would grunt if I looked at him.  Although he was not potty trained, he had been

using the potty when I took him.  He refused to go anymore.  He refused to eat

things he normally ate.  His throwing escalated and his obsession to spin things

and himself.  He became more destructive and biting so bad we had to stay on

guard constantly.  Every opportunity he clawed at our foster child's face and

eyes.  He got so bad we could not have them in the same room.   He has never

harmed our 2 y/o grandson.  With him being out of school and the family get

togethers and less consistent schedule, I thought he would be better when he got

back to school and our schedule back to normal but he didn't.  Just wondering if

us having

a foster child may have affected him in a negative way.  We got a 7 month

old baby the week before Christmas and she left us on April 15th.  Although his

behavior is still an issue, he has improved still she left.  Just in case, we

have decided not to foster anymore for safety reasons and to devote our

time entirely to Cole.  One positive thing happened during her stay was she

started saying " mama " and COLE DID TOO.   

 

Any feedback?

 

Ruth

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