Never a dull moment. Our youngest, recently diagnosed with ADD, has been a struggle lately. He has a mild case, but it's enough to frustrated him and his parents. He is angry with me, right now, because I told him that he needs to go to math tutoring tonight. He left the house in a huff after he got home from school when I reminded him. I hope he comes home in time for tutoring. He knows he's supposed to go every Monday. We made a deal that if he went to tutoring in the evening, that he wouldn't have to go in school during his break. I think he forgot about that deal. Just this past year he's been a handful. He's 15.

Thankfully, even with all his issues with school, lately, our second born has been awesome at home. Guess we can ride this one out (with our youngest), too. I know they are all different, but our oldest never went through any obvious teen "stuff". He went from toddlerhood to adulthood, skipping over the teenage years. Maybe it's good that it was the oldest that was easy (extremely easy), otherwise, we might be questioning our parenting ....a little more. We still question decisions we make in regards to our parenting, at times, but what parent doesn't?