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Oct 5, 2012
If her shoe is untied and we are in line to leave, bawling. If her paper rips a little bit, bawling. Her folder was not in her mailbox ( still on the floor), bawling.
She has little problem solving skills. I talk to her, helping her fix the issue, but she is too wound up.
I talked to her dad who says she gets like this every few months and they dont know why. He is very mellow.
Any suggestions?
When she is calm, she is happy and loves school. I cant find a pattern to what sets her off.
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