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13 is a very strange age for developing independence. It's the age that parents can expect more independence, but kids sometimes struggle with it. By that point, I think most parents would hope their child can manage their daily routines independently (bathe, brush their teeth, even manage their sleep schedule). My sense is Maddy still needs to be reminded to brush her teeth, and probably needs to be prompted to take a shower. You can see it with her reluctance to wear Pull-ups, despite her obvious need. If she can't handle that responsibility, she certainly can't handle the tracking independently. IMO, it's one of things you've done really well with that character. Especially in contrast to your other stories. In AMR, Sarah was a high-functioning 15-year-old, who had complete independence dealing with her daily routines. Maddy is a lower-functioning 13-year-old, who is emotionally more like a 10-11 yearold. FTR-this is typical with students with learning issues. The next student I have who is emotionally more mature than their physical age will be my first one ever. The most mature student lag about two-years behind their peers as Freshman (they start to catch up at 17). The least mature are about 4-5 years behind their peers. -
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I think it is fair for the parents to get a little exasperated at the situation, though they are doing their best not to be taking it out on their daughter. I think it is reasonable for a thirteen-year-old to be asked to track that information, but it is implied that there is parental oversight as well, both with Mom requiring Maddy to fill it out before bed and Maddy's realization that she can't be overtly lying on the chart because she knows her Mom will check it. I'll just say there are several scenes coming up shortly that I've been looking forward to writing for a while. Good catch. Grace does have some secrets up her sleeve, but being a ninja isn't one of them. It can be assumed that she arrived shortly after, so I don't think I will go and update anything in the story. Thanks! I can confirm that there won't be any sequels. But there's a lot of story left to see how Maddy's medical condition and interests end up. Yes she is. -
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I enjoy both, diapers or pull-up. Having daytime control I’ll either wear a girls goodnites or Tranquility diaper if I’m going to wear out. If staying home or for bed I usually wear a megamax or bunnyhops diaper
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