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June 25th, 2009 |

Pediatric OCD? Could I have? Anyone W / child deal with this?

Im in the process of keeping a journal of my DD (3) the behavior so you can show your DR. If it is OCD, I'm sure it is smooth so far, Im starting on it to see if we can control, no help getting out of hand. At his age I I do not want drugs / threapy. She is washing hands, but she is not aware of germs, his socks and shoes must be a certain way, then linked in the order; controls soled shoes when outside, gets upset if the dirt is in TRED, blankets on the bed must be supported in it, without wrinkles, without corners handed I know this may seem minor to those who have a child with even more complusive nature, or one that is actually the surface of fear, ours is more of a panic that is not "perfect" or correct. I guess I want to help her cope, help you not be more serious. Pedieatric any dealing with OCD?

Sometimes children do things like this and grow out of it. My son did wash their hands like a small child – every time turned washed his hands. Now he is a teenager, and he is your average dirty, neglected teenager, lol. My daughter (5) does not give a damn land, but you must be put your shoes and socks in a certain order, and everything in your room must be in place – not neat, but what she finds her place at the moment. She go to sleep without putting everything away, and if you see me doing a routine task in a different way, you want to know why. But despite all this may sound like a lot, actually Not in the grand scheme of a day. She is not this on every aspect of your life, and I think that's the difference in whether or not you should worry about. All have their quirks, and most it seems outrageous that now may disappear in the future.