So my little one is almost 2, but she’s very switched on. When we read books together she always joins in on the lines she knows or tells me something she notices in the illustrations. So I started recording us reading together. Some times it’s a disaster haha. But she LOVES listening to her MYO cards with us reading together.
So my daughter is toilet training. I bought a pack of the toilet training undies for her. She’s size 2 so I grabbed that size. Took them home and washed them and saw the tag said Size 1-2. I tried them on her and they were too small.
I went back and purchased the size 3 (which is labeled size 2-3 on the inside tag). Washed them and put them on her today and noticed they were just as small on her.
I lay them against the smaller pair, stretched out the elastics etc and they were identical size!
Can I take my second purchased pair back to Kmart to exchange them for an actual bigger size? Even though I have washed them?
Thank you.
So I’m not a Tesla fan, but the options for 5+ seaters are pretty limited. An EV9 would be nice, but out of our budget.
Just wondering if the 3rd row is big enough for kids-teenagers?
Thanks
My son is now 8 but when he was 4, he had his first (known to us) seizure. It started as focal and then moving to generalized/tonic clonic. Paramedics managed to stop it when they arrived 35 mins later. It started up again in the ambulance but they managed to stop it.
He went on to have hundreds more focal seizure, some lasting up to 20 minutes. He also had ESES on his EEG.
Thankfully, the past 2 years have been better. His 4th medication (Onfi) worked pretty well.
He has ADHD and is probably about 2 years behind academic level at school. His assessment said his comprehension/vocab was about 2-3 years ahead though. I believe he is autistic but we are struggling to get a diagnosis. He’s a great kid and has lots of strengths.
I’m wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience with status seizures at this kind of age and how things have gone for you long term? Anything you wished your parents did differently?
Thank you