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Jack's there. He's staying dry, he's yet to poo in the potty, but he is about 90% there as far as p/t goes.
We decided to back off on Summy. He was just having so many accidents, and I felt like I was tricking him into sitting. I don't think he has the muscle control yet. Also, with the therapy, he has started to unravel. He's been stimming a lot and has been very vacant/absent. He's also been highly agitated. This is normal, but I think p/t might be too much right now.
I plan to retry in a month or so. He's still sitting and having successes, so that's good.
We're hoping to call a developmental psychologist this week and sit down to meet about Sumner.
5 comments:
Hugs! Hang in there!
hi tbonegrl! I'm not sure if you remember me from the multiples site on thebump.com, but we had our twins around the same time. I haven't checked your (or anyone else's!) blog in a VERY long time, and I just "found" them again, and read about your boys. So adorable, as always, and so big!
It looks like we've been diagnosed with special needs around the same time too- I was reading your posts from March/April, and how difficult it is. My daughter, Violet was diagnosed with Autism (Oliver, so far is typical). So, so difficult and yes, I DO always feel like I'm never doing enough!
Anyhow, I'm happy to have your bog again. Good luck with your beautiful boys.
Aimee (lolacake)
oh, and re:potty- we're not even CLOSE! ;)
Way to go Jack! And Summy will get there, sometimes p/t just isn't a top priority even if Mommy says it is (says the woman that has cleaned up 6 puddles today after putting her 2 1/2 year old on the potty).
Aimee...awesome to "see" you again!
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