sorry for lack of caps and bad typing,on new tablet thingy. dd1 has learning disability and probable asd . she is in year one and lashes out at times and is soon to move to special school. dd1 is currently in local mainstreamwith support (25hours)
Dd1 bit a child today,apparently it was more of ahug that got a bit ott and she occasionally does this to me when v excited. THere was no mark even just after but the child was obviously upset and it seems her mum may be very upset too as she went off for a chat with the head. I Know the mum to say hi to, I think she will be very upset and nice as she seems,may not understand the situation fully . Should I say sorry? I know the head will have dealt with it tactfully but am worried she will think dd should say sorry or something. dd has recently been in hospital twicw due to her condition so she will know there are medica needs and will be able to telldd has learning difficultiesbut may not realise the effects on behaviour or that dd won't fuly understand the issue.
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should i speak to mum of child dd hurt?
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used2bthin · 18/12/2012 23:05
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