Originally Posted by safechner:
1. What she wrote about child is so loud that makes me feel it kinda hurts because I have a daughter who was like that when she was younger (she was around 3-5 years old at that time) and I always get nasty looks from strangers in public because they don't understand about her being special needs. If you were in my shoes, then you will understand what I mean.
2. I know but I thought it is worth to give a try to see if she and her dcm to work together to get some help if possible. If don't then it might not worth it. I feel for her son.
I can understand your motive, it's a subject that hits close to home and I get that but I don't think the OP has bad intentions. I think she's just pointing out that if the child is not able to nap then that keeps the other children from napping. If dcm would schedule the child's sessions during a time that worked around nap then I dont think she'd have a problem. kwim?