Re: Re: Need advice - a bit long

[Guest guest]

Pardon the pun, but our society is WAY too anal about potty training.

Penny :/

Re: Need advice - a bit long

Tina, Don't let these well-meaning people give you a headache. We,

too, took forever to " get " toilet training.

[Guest guest]

Pardon the pun, but our society is WAY too anal about potty training.

Penny :/

Re: Need advice - a bit long

Tina, Don't let these well-meaning people give you a headache. We,

too, took forever to " get " toilet training.

[Guest guest]

is almost 3 1/2 and believe it or not, I just switched to cloth

diapers. Not because of the expense of disposable, but because I thought

they looked cool, and would help hold up his pants! LOL! I'm using the

Bumkins. Now, if this kid decides to potty train in the next couple months,

I'm going to be REAL ticked off!

And yes, I do need a psychiatrist's appointment! :-)

ellen

Re: Need advice - a bit long

Tina, Don't let these well-meaning people give you a headache. We,

too, took forever to " get " toilet training.

[Guest guest]

Come up with several very simply stated articles that describe autism in

ways that will relate to what they see in Mark. Then have another article

available that will explain to them why he can't just be treated more

'harshly' and suddenly be 'cured'. They don't know enough about it yet to

understand you are doing what is right for your child.

Hugs,

Sue

[Guest guest]

Come up with several very simply stated articles that describe autism in

ways that will relate to what they see in Mark. Then have another article

available that will explain to them why he can't just be treated more

'harshly' and suddenly be 'cured'. They don't know enough about it yet to

understand you are doing what is right for your child.

Hugs,

Sue

[Guest guest]

Come up with several very simply stated articles that describe autism in

ways that will relate to what they see in Mark. Then have another article

available that will explain to them why he can't just be treated more

'harshly' and suddenly be 'cured'. They don't know enough about it yet to

understand you are doing what is right for your child.

Hugs,

Sue

[Guest guest]

First off, you're not alone. There are thousands of us out here, and a

couple hundred right here. Yes it sucks when people don't understand

autism. Especially when our own spouses don't get it. I'm afraid all you

can do is keep plugging away and providing them with information with the

hope that some day they'll get it.

Big hugs to you,

Sue

[Guest guest]

You could try posting a message here...

http://www.talkautism.org/http://www.talkautism.org/

[Guest guest]

You could try posting a message here...

http://www.talkautism.org/http://www.talkautism.org/