Stbmom,
Really, I don't think starting K one year early is going to solve your challenge. When he does start school, try to get him placed in the most appropriate setting possible, but there is no rush to get started. School Love to tell you what they will and won't do, but once your child hits the system, then may suddenly agree with you. I think this is more likely if ds hasn't spent "years and years" misplaced academically. Your son sounds like he may be one of the "wildly PG" (I count my son as a "mildly PG") were you get less roadblocks from schools because it's just SO obvious. Keep concentrating on character development, which will mean meeting his academic needs and perhaps pushing on the gross and fine motor stuff if he's anything like many of the PG boys I've met.
When he was 6 months old, did he "con" you into keeping him off his stomach, or did you dodge that one? I blew it there.
((Warm Smile))
Trin
