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who has cerebral palsy, and Natalie(5). I was a high school teacher before i had my son. I am a stay at home mom caring for him. My daughter Natalie gets extremely jealous when i spend more time with her brother then with her. She says that I don't love her and that's not true. Sometimes she doesn't want to come out of her room because she thinks i love my son Jason more than her, I love both my children the same. What can I do to show her that I love her?My Jason has to be fed during every meal, but it's like every meal that I feed him ends up spitted out. What kinds of foods can I try?
Should I potty train him or continue to diaper him?
I am so sorry to hear about the struggles you are having with both of your children.
We have a great community, Parenting 4 & 5 Year Olds to help you out with Natalie's behaviors. Please repost with the moms over there for more support.
I haven't noticed any other parents of children with cerebral palsy on this community so I also wanted to give you a link find support and network with others -
My Child Without Limits - Support group and forum associated with United Cerebral Palsy .
Please let us know if these links are helpful. Hope you find advice and support soon.
Take Care,
Elizabeth
~To be a child is to know the joy of living, To have a child is to know the gift of life.~ Author Unknown
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