Guest guest Posted March 15, 2008 Report Share Posted March 15, 2008 HI , I have 5 kids. 21, Cody 19, Caterina 17, Caleb 16 Tristan is 12 Caleb and Tristan both when they were young HATED getting up in the morning. By young I mean 1-6 or 7 years old. They eventually have grown out of it. They were both " bed wetters " as well...they are VERY heavy sleepers. I think we're all different. ALSO what happens BEFORE bed? what is his diet like? does he have food allergies? ever been tested for food allergies? Use YOUR intuition...what do you think? what do you feel? he sounds " normal " to me...but you're his mom, you live with him...sometimes in life there aren't tests to diagnose something...what is your gut feeling about his waking patterns? Is he a happy child otherwise? are there emotional issues going on in the house? there are so many other things to look at besides Hashi's or a thyroid issue. And in response to your friends comment about all kids JUMPING out of bed every morning?? I do not know this to be true among my friends. They all have one or two of their kids that HATE getting up in the morning. ;-) Just to share. Be well, ~Amy~ > > Hi everyone, > > I have concerns about the health of my son who is 2 1/2. Nothing > major...just some subtle things I wonder about. I won't go into my > whole history here but I have reason to believe that I've actually > had hypothyroidism my whole life - but it was too subtle to be picked > up by doctors. > > Ever since I can remember, my son has been just like me - he hates > waking up in the morning. He really HATES it. He's > groggy...grumpy. I have to wake him up slowly...first let him drink > some juice for 15 minutes or so...gradually turn up the light in his > room...sit with him and talk to him.... All in all, it takes me > about 30 minutes to get him up and dressed. THEN we have to go > downstairs and do breakfast, etc. > > A friend commented to me that this was odd...that all the kids she's > ever known just jump right out of bed in the morning. Is this true? > I know one of the symptoms of hypothyroidism is " waking up not > feeling refreshed " . Is it possible that a 2 year old has it and the > doctors have no idea? > > Thanks, > in land > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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