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A Newsletter About Caring for the High Maintenance Child
by Kate Andersen, M.Ed. |
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The Child Outside the Home. Toilet training.
Volume 12,
Issue 11, July, 2010.
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Letter to Kate
by Kate Andersen, M.Ed.
Dear Kate,
I took a copy of "The Difficult Child" by Dr.
Stanley Turecki to our child's psychologist. He liked
the suggestions in it but said that the temperament traits
listed in the front of the book were 'overinclusive'.
He said that the difficult child in research did not have
all of those traits. I am confused. My child does have
all of the traits. Does this mean he is not really a 'difficult'
child but has something else wrong with him? The psychologist
would not really answer my question when I asked him this
because he is still evaluating my child.
Sincerely,
[name withheld]
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