Posts by DeChRi

Thanks for the thoughtful reply.  It helps to know I am not alone, lol.  DH is pretty good about getting super quality time with each kid when he is home.  We need to carve out sacred time for each of us with each kid...

I have a 19 month old with some special needs that always hated slings, so I never used many carriers for her.  My other 2 loved them.  Now at 19 months she is suddenly wanting to be up and close a lot and I think she would...

When I had DD1, I felt like SuperMom.  We did all of these wonderful things.  DD2 came 8 years later and I felt pretty close to good Mom-ness.  DD1 adored DD2.  DD2 was a treat. Then 2.5 yr later came DD3.  She...

THank you so much for the thoughtful replies.  Both kids still nap, usually at the same time.  My 19 month old has some severe sleep issues, stemming from her comfort level, so she is up and down a lot.  BUT, I...

Thank you!  I will take your advice...I never even thought about the different learning styles and type of materials.  My 4 yr old is an extremely versatile leaner.  My now 19 month old, who knows...but I suspect she...

Quote: Originally Posted by ErinYay  Oh man, I really hope you find some answers.   Take care. Thanks Erin :)

Thanks for the reply. She had an emptying scan done and was normal. She has been worked over from the GI side...5 upper/lower scopes, biopsies, upper gIs, DGE study, ph probe, etc. Our GI says we are at ground zero there. We don't know...

My DD3 is 19 months old.  At a young age she was diagnosed with eosinophilic gastrointestinal disease.  Basically, her immune system sees protein chains of any size as a pathogen and attacks in the GI tract.  We went...

Just curious :)

I have a 12 yr old loving public school and she will stay there.  I have a 4 yr old we are thinking we would like to homeschool.  She is incredibly bright and focused, but has some health needs that have her feeling lousy a...