thread: Taking steps to find out if DS2's challenging behaviour is "normal"

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    I think the "proof" will be when we have an assessment with an OT on Friday. The GP's diagnosis of SPD rings about 80% true, from what I've read about it - plus his other little quirks that I've been thinking further about. But I think the one hour assessment of DS2 will be far more thorough and accurate. So maybe stay tuned to an update on Friday!

    ETA: The GP ruled out ADHD, Aspergers and anything else on that path as DS2 is fine at daycare. So she believes testing for mineral deficiency etc is unnecessary. As I said, I'll wait till the OT looks at DS2 on Friday and I'll raise iy again. It does stand to reason though, as DS2 is "good" outside the house.
    Last edited by AndiE; February 13th, 2013 at 08:09 PM.