Guest guest Posted December 2, 2010 Report Share Posted December 2, 2010 Hi ashley my bofriend eats like he has two stomaches lol he 14 has as and ocd as well. They get meltdowns. Over not letting them eat when they want plus he a diabetic. Food a big issue. For his son. I think it might be from ocd. Sorry I don't have advice. I can relate to youSent via BlackBerry from T-MobileFrom: "" <gothpunkgurl17@...>Sender: Date: Thu, 02 Dec 2010 04:00:43 -0000< >Reply Subject: ( ) Eating.... and eating.... and eating.... and a few other little issues. So my 4 yo HFA is eating ALL THE TIME. I'm not kidding.... every time I turn around I'm hearing " I'm hungrey. I need a snack on. I want ____. " from the time he gets up till he goes to bed. DS doesn't sleep through the night constiantly either, and most nights it takes his 'nilla milk'(organic soy milk) and a hand full of crackers to get him back to bed. That said he is on a modified diet, limited dairy, gluten and sugar. DS has always been a healthy eater and is still allowed limited amounts of cheese and yougurt as well as limited amounts of regular bread and few crackers. He only drinks organic soy milk. Also he's NOT on any meds. So I just can't figure out this new endless hunger. Now I am also having big issues with negitivity and increasing violence. He tells on himself most of the time without relizing it.DS - " So and so hit/pushed/pinched me back " ME - " Well that would mean you hit/pushed/pinched them first. Right? " DS - " But they hit me back! " That is a typical tattle coming from my son. At school I am hearing more and more about him acting out and being defyiant and violent as well. The final issue I'm having is the fact that he's SO argumentive and has found back talk to be his new favorite activity. I am literally at my whits ends. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2010 Report Share Posted December 2, 2010 Could he just be going through a growth spurt? Or has this been happening for a long time. My son who is a picky eater and usually eats like a bird goes through stages that can last up to a couple of months where he eats like a horse! It always shocks me when he starts up a phase like that, but since normally he doesn't eat much at all, I figure it all evens out in the end. I just figure he must be growing more or being more active. As long as you are keeping healthy snacks around and he is not overweight, I don't see the issue. Although you could set a schedule with set eating times every two hours. I read that preschoolers NEED to eat every two hours because of their higher metabolisms. And make sure he gets a protein of some sort paired with something else. Protein helps you feel fuller so that might help. > > So my 4 yo HFA is eating ALL THE TIME. I'm not kidding.... every time I turn around I'm hearing " I'm hungrey. I need a snack on. I want ____. " from the time he gets up till he goes to bed. DS doesn't sleep through the night constiantly either, and most nights it takes his 'nilla milk'(organic soy milk) and a hand full of crackers to get him back to bed. That said he is on a modified diet, limited dairy, gluten and sugar. DS has always been a healthy eater and is still allowed limited amounts of cheese and yougurt as well as limited amounts of regular bread and few crackers. He only drinks organic soy milk. Also he's NOT on any meds. So I just can't figure out this new endless hunger. > > Now I am also having big issues with negitivity and increasing violence. He tells on himself most of the time without relizing it. > DS - " So and so hit/pushed/pinched me back " > ME - " Well that would mean you hit/pushed/pinched them first. Right? " > DS - " But they hit me back! " > > That is a typical tattle coming from my son. At school I am hearing more and more about him acting out and being defyiant and violent as well. The final issue I'm having is the fact that he's SO argumentive and has found back talk to be his new favorite activity. I am literally at my whits ends. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2010 Report Share Posted December 2, 2010 , my sister just got her son dx with ADHD, but we thought that there might be more to it. We looked up ADHD and it talked about ODD (Oppositional defiant disorder). Wow, after reading the symptoms, we were all like he has this to (every single symptom). She had an appointment yesterday with the psych and she just said that maybe they have to increase his ADHD meds and then they will see if there are any changes in his behavior.Also if your son is currently taking any meds now, you might want to check and see if this is one of the side affects. One of my sons meds that he takes causes him to be hungry all the time and I mean ALL THE TIME. When he started taking it we had to cut the dosage in 1/2 because hes was actually making himself sick because he was so full.Just a thought.-From: <gothpunkgurl17@...>Subject: ( ) Eating.... and eating.... and eating.... and a few other little issues.To: Date: Wednesday, December 1, 2010, 11:00 PM So my 4 yo HFA is eating ALL THE TIME. I'm not kidding.... every time I turn around I'm hearing "I'm hungrey. I need a snack on. I want ____." from the time he gets up till he goes to bed. DS doesn't sleep through the night constiantly either, and most nights it takes his 'nilla milk'(organic soy milk) and a hand full of crackers to get him back to bed. That said he is on a modified diet, limited dairy, gluten and sugar. DS has always been a healthy eater and is still allowed limited amounts of cheese and yougurt as well as limited amounts of regular bread and few crackers. He only drinks organic soy milk. Also he's NOT on any meds. So I just can't figure out this new endless hunger. Now I am also having big issues with negitivity and increasing violence. He tells on himself most of the time without relizing it. DS - "So and so hit/pushed/pinched me back" ME - "Well that would mean you hit/pushed/pinched them first. Right?" DS - "But they hit me back!" That is a typical tattle coming from my son. At school I am hearing more and more about him acting out and being defyiant and violent as well. The final issue I'm having is the fact that he's SO argumentive and has found back talk to be his new favorite activity. I am literally at my whits ends. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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