You could stop running around sorting stuff out for him because while you're continuing to do that he has no need to be more responsible. Maybe it would help if you suggest a place – drawer, cardboard box by the bed, whatever – where he should put the stuff he needs for the next day. If he still loses things, a bit of getting into trouble at school might make him think again. Is he, in fact losing things or is he just not bothering about them because he knows you will sort them out? Does he lose things that matter to him rather than the boring old bus pass and dreary old homework?
Another Tired Kicking For The Sick And Disabled By Rishi
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic
Should Gransnet delay the first posts from new posters?
What is a reasonable minimum spend for an online grocery delivery??