Starlight, sorry to hear you've had such a bad week. Hope next week is a better one with plenty of positive forward motion to make up for this week.
Ineed, school sounds like its still going really well. Sorry dd is out of sorts and dh is being - well, a man realy. Hopefully a quiet weekend will do you all some good.
Ninja, glad your week was ok. Has the physio been acting a bit suss or have they done something specific?
Indigo, fantastic that the SENCO is on board with supporting ds2 and to hear that ds1 is doing so well. Poor dd, she must be feeling very confused, but as you say, its a double edged sword, as its actually really good progress.
I think my week has been ok - well other than my weight plateau, which is driving me up the wall. 
Ds1 got into trouble for playing the clown and cheeking teachers! 
So unlike him at school, but on further investigation, he had decided it was a good way to make friends because the other children laugh when he does it. Cue several discussions about what consitutes a real friend , appropriate behaviour for the classrom, keeping silly behaviour for the playground and respecting adults/teachers etc and he's been ok since.
I am a touch suspicious that he's been eating something at school that he shouldn't though. He has the rash back on his cheeks and odd green stripe down the middle of his face that is usually a clear indicator that he's been glutened, but other than a packet of vimto sweets he shared with another boy in his class, he's not fessing up.
Got myself in a bit of a tizz about dd this week, worrying about her speech. She was a very early talker, had some words at 9 months and was putting words together by 10 months and simple sentences by 11. Her speech has always been really clear as well, in that almost everyone she spoke to could understand every word. In the past month or so though she seems to have started slurring her words a bit, lots of people have noticed and commented (friends and family) and I often have to ask her to repeat what she's said several times, as I can't work out what she's said. I think, its since she was complaining of ear-ache in early December, so it could be that her ears are a bit bunged up I suppose, but still, I can't help fretting. Going to get her booked in at the GPs next week for them to check her ears out. The only other thing is that she seems a bit dribbly, again unusual for her, so I'm wondering if it could be that she's cutting molars and the excess saliva is making it harder for her to talk. (She seems very sort of slobbery and 'spitty' when she speaks.) Anyone have any ideas about this?
Am well and truly knackered tonight having caught no fewer than four buses with dd (into town and out then back the other way) to get to and from my Mum's house, which unbelievably, is less than a 10 minute drive from my house, but pretty much impossible to walk. Got caught up in the biggest funeral I have ever seen (church is behind my bus stop) for a local teenager that died in a car accident last week, which was very sad - and missed my bus home, because I couldn't get to the stop. Got back after waiting half an hour for the next one with minutes to spare to collect the boys. I was starting to sweat just a bit thinking of ds1's reaction if I wasn't there to collect him.
BUT it was worth it, because Mum's lovely hairdresser has cut my hair for me and I love it. She put some more layers in around my face, trimmed the length back to bra-chest-strap length and then dried it to be really bouncy and curly in a controlled rather than wild way. Of course it will still look like a mop when I do it myself tomorrow, but for tonight I'm happy. 
Absolutely nothing planned this weekend - which is exactly what we all need.