SallyM

We had good results with these, DS3 went off to sleep quite quickly after bathing in them but be warned, they did make him more hyper the next day, I think possibly the result of so much sleep Its definitely worth a go though. As for being hungry, DS1 ( aged 7 AS ) and DS2 (aged 4 NT) can both make themselves breakfast in the morning and then sit to watch TV til I get up, its much nicer in the mornings now they have learnt how to do it! Its a skill worth getting them to learn IMHO! Sally

Have you looked at Zoombinis? I'm not sure whether they would be too easy for your DS but they are maths based for older children. My DS1 is 7 and he finds it a little hard yet although he is good at maths. Amazon have them if you wanted to take a look. HTH Sally

Hi Viper New here so forgive me if I step on any toes Outlook express just collects your mail from somewhere, it isn't an email provider. You need to check in Outlook (I don't have it so I can't help with where that may be!) which pop3 server you are collecting mail from. You then need to copy that and put the information into BT Openworld instead and then delete the information from Outlook. Then BT can collect all your mail and not Outlook. Does that make sense? I'm afraid I don't use either so I'm making a best guess! Sally

Just joined this morning and nodding in agreement at some of the topics so far! I'm Sally, in Kent. Have a partner who is un-dxed Aspie. 3 boys, aged 7, nearly 5 and 3. Oldest has a dx of Aspergers and Youngest has a dx of ASD. Middle one isn't dxed and wouldn't qualify for one but he has some strong traits (auditory processing issues, literal language) which make life interesting Hopefully I will manage to get here sometimes and join in Sally.