What about eating issues?
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What about eating issues?
| Fri, 06-10-2005 - 2:24pm |
We have debated sleeping issues to death once again....so what about another one of the issues of childhood....eating and/or not eating?
My kids eat just about anything and have a pretty well rounded diet.

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Yes, there are people with less flexible temperaments. . .they may either have feisty or slow-to-warm temperaments.
I disagree that any temperament is inately 'disagreeable'.
I specifically stated that when I teach about temperament I teach that it is VITAL to find the positives of a child's temperament so that we can most appropriately work with a child and establish a 'goodness of fit' between our temperament and our childs (or the child we're working with) or between the environment and the child's temperament.
My dd1 and I do NOT have a natural goodness of fit. . .our temperaments clash at times.
Gee, my kids never go on vacation or take holidays with me.
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Yup! Both my boys love me to pieces, but they show their love so differently! LOL!
For example, one time I had a stomach virus. I threw up in the bathroom. DS1 comes in and asks if he can make me a cup of tea or some broth. DS2 comes in and says, "Are you okay, Mom? YUK! That's gross!" and walks out. LOL! That describes my boys in the simplest way possible.
Which is why it is so important for parents to help children and environmental expectations
But you still have not clarified. Do you think Joey needs early childhood intervention like QM suggested? Do you think he is crying out for help and his mother is not responding to his needs? Are you suggesting by saying you saw a red flag that PNJ and Joey might need therapy? Do you think Joey does have problems and they lie in the behavior of his mother?
&nbs
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