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I think DD is trying to break me (exasperated rant)....

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Meglet · 13/04/2014 13:27

We've had an awful 24hrs, although TBH not much worse than normal. 5yo DD (first paed assessment in May) is lashing out at anything that isn't exactly how she wants it Sad. She's a walking meltdown and I'm scared to ask her to do anything now. She's thrown things at me, punched me, bit me and I can't find a way to stop her.

She's going to a party this afternoon. Is there anything worse than negotiating party clothes with a DD with sensory issues. I've had to persuade her that maybe she needs something cool and not a thick top and jeans.

We did have a brief lull when she had a shower (v.sticky and grubby!) but she's flared up again. I can't concentrate, I can't tidy up, she doesn't sleep until gone 10pm so I don't even get an evening. I'm meant to be doing OU work, starting to pack for a house move, sorting out a potential surname change for the dc's and passports. I'm lucky if I can load the dishwasher Sad. She's trashing the house and I simply can't keep up anymore.

And what will happen is that she will be fine at the party and flare up again when we're back home at tea-time.

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Meglet · 13/04/2014 13:47

I know, I shouldn't sweat it about the clothes, I think we've found a middle ground. I was just scared of how she'd be angry with me if she's too hot at the party (my children are human radiators). It's so hard knowing what to do for the best.

Walking on egg shells gets my head so muddled up.

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