So what do you do if you have a strong will toddler or maybe you have a child in

elementary school and I know for many of you the your first introduction to the

thought that your child might be on the spectrum or neurodivergent or just a strong well child came in first or second

grade because school work got a little bit tougher. Your child started shutting down. They're not

following directions. Now some of you you got really

lucky because you got calls or emails on the first day of preschool and that

means your child is very very bright and they don't want to do all the boring stuff and arbitrary things they're supposed to do in preschool

because their job is to explore and be curious and say you got that call and if you have a really

bright child who didn't want to be there they bit got that

call

you didn't want to be there they bit someone

early on in the school year because here's what happens

when Mr. Chompers comes out and starts biting kids

that child knows oh oh, we're going to be dealing with

the headmaster or the principal here, and I'm probably going to get to leave this dungeon,

this prison is how they see it, and have to go back home.

So just so you know that's partly what happens.

By the way, middle school kid, what if you have middle school kid?

That's kind of a shutdown phase and these are kids who will do you

know they do silly things to act out in class because your kids don't always

connect well with other kids their own age they tend to do better with adults

and older kids and

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