Guest guest Posted October 27, 2006 Report Posted October 27, 2006 Since school started for my 4 year old I have been running around with my head cut off. She is attending a special ed kindergarden in the morning and a regular private kindergarden in the afternoon. I think she can handle the schedule most of the time but she is getting double homework. I work full time and so does my husband. He has been working nights this month so I have been dropping off the kids and picking them up. I always feel like I am running 15 minutes behind. I wake up at 6 am to start mixing my daughter's supplements and finish her lunch. I wash the dishes the night before and make as much of her lunch as I can (except enzyme mixed in peanut butter). My son (22 months with Regulatory Disorder, Impulsive Type) wakes up when I am at the end of preparing everything. He needs to be held and slows everything down. Basically I rush everything to get my daughter to school by 8:10. We are usually late or just in time. I have been getting more aggitated as it seems harder to get the supplements into my daughter and I am getting up over 2 hours before school starts. I rush to pick up my daughter by 5:30 and then get my son and do not get home until 6:15. I have not been able to cook anything and it would not matter anyways because my daughter has not wanted to eat dinner. Dinner time is a nightmare of me raising my voice as one kids hits someone and the other starts screaming and no one eating. Somehow I try to give them a bath every few nights and do homework everynight. I never spend anytime playing with them, especially my son. The kids have no down time and I feel this is part of why they are both so difficult. I don't know how to get everything done. Before all this homework things were better, but also I was not doing all these supplements before. I could use some suggestions, Jen Quote
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