Re: School was First signs of pregnancy

[Guest guest]

phine - I've been meaning to ask - how is getting on at

school?

Todman

Treasurer, Stansted Branch (R5)

Mum to , 3¾

> I was what - 8 -9 weeks gone by then? Which TBH was such a relief as

I

> had felt such anxiety with the first pregnancy. The second one just

> seemed to fly past.

>

> phine

> (Mum to 4 & Ben nearly 3, Cambridge NCT)

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh dear oh dear, all a bit stressful I'm afraid. His behaviour has

been very erratic and he doesn't want to go 50% of the time. He says

he doesn't like the other children. : - (

He clearly finds it tiring and is either " full of it " and silly when

he gets home @ 11.45 or takes himself off to bed. All very hard to

deal with. I have decided (with the teacher) to continue mornings

only until Christmas. She said he has real difficulty sitting still

and " assembly " is beyond him (she said it kindly but that is what she

meant!) Interestingly he knows all his number and letters/sounds on

his base line assessment, so he will be in the " higher " group for

literacy and numeracy - though she was very reluctant to describe it

as such. It is the social/developmental side he is finding difficult

and as I suspected is heartbreaking. I just can't help him with

it....he is only 4 after all and shouldn't have to go through this

stuff!

phine

(Mum to 4 & Ben nearly 3, Cambridge NCT)

Todman > phine - I've been meaning to ask - how is

getting on at

school?