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  1. Thank you all for your opinions and insight. I talked to more moms this morning at school drop off. Everyone of them said that they don''t want the boy to leave. They just want his mom to step up to the plate. I''m going to be sure to pass that on to my husband so it gets to the mom. I realize that adhd kids are different. We had one a few years ago that earned his AOL and moved on. I don''t even think the problems with this scout is the adhd. I think it''s pdd, parental discipline disorder.
  2. Thanks for the responses. My husband has a lot of contacts and friends at council. He has mentioned this problem before to them but I think that he is MUCH nicer than I would be about it. As far as meds, the mom doesn''t think he needs them. We''ve discussed it in the past and she said they tried but he just sat and cried so she never gave it to him again. We were really hoping that she got some help over the summer but I guess that was wishful thinking. The parents are divorced and the dad doesn''t want to "label" his kid so there is definately some resistance there. I reall
  3. Hi everyone. I hope you can give some advice on how to handle a situation that has come up in our pack. This is going to be long so bear with me please. My husband is CM and I''m on the committee for our pack and I''m also treasurer. We have a Web I son and have been heavily involved in the pack for the past two years. There is a wolf that to say he''s out of control is an understatement. He has been diagnosed with ADHD and his mother is Den Leader. However the mom does a minimum amount of discipline with her child. He does not sit still in Pack meetings and is found on top
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