I think we've all had those moments Yael, and then I remind myself how it could be worse and look at DD's strengths rather than her weaknesses, and try to find opportunities to praise her and that makes me feel better, but sometimes it's harder than others. Perhaps his not getting enough sensory stimulation...

I've just come home from a meeting with our school were we have arranged for DD to do only 2 hours a day (10am-12pm) and we will do Waldolf homeschooling (which is heaps more sensory based) for the rest of the time. THEY were very supportive and accommodating, and even suggested only paying pro rata fees, which was great! WIN!!