Have posted and bored you with my DS1 woes before but briefly, he's six and has strong sensory issues (tactile defensive/food). Some routine issues too. No dx as yet. GP suggested dyspraxia and referred to community paed who we are seeing at school tomorrow.
To date, ds has not exhibited much of the sensory/routine behaviour at school, although over the last week or so, he has been demonstrating this more - problems with shoes and socks and not wanting to do PE etc
Today TA rang me just before home time to say he had soiled his pants. He had problems with this when he first started school (he's in Yr 1 now) but this was another school and we've not had an incident for over a year.
I offered to come and get him as we live just around the corner and it was nearly home time but TA said no. They had not been able to get fresh pants on him as he wouldn't wear what they had but they had cleared him up.
I don't want to make a big issue of it as it hasn't happened for ages. DS said he just couldn't get to toilet in time. He blamed in on the bran flakes he had this morning for the first time in ages! But he was very embarrassed and said he cried for me and he couldn't understand why they didn't get me . He said otherwise he had had a happy day.
Do you think I should add this to the list of things to talk to the paed about or am I reading something into it?
Is there any connection between soiling issues and dyspraxia/AS etc?
Thanks for all your help guys as usual