
No longer the happy go-lucky munchkin who was content to play with my old dishcloth while I prettied up her hair.


And this little boy is now facing the problem of being the weird meltdown kid on the soccer field and almost incapable of playing with others and following directions. We worry about his future and if he'll always be the odd one out. Will he ever be able to go with the flow?

He's still a snuggler. But, I wonder if anyone else besides our family will ever be able to appreciate his sweetness and his creativity. Will anyone besides his family ever get him to take turns or play nicely?
This part is much harder than being sleep deprived or potty training.
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