I used to assess DLA forms, it's been over 10 years so I'm sure a lot has changed but we used to tell parents to keep a diary for a couple of weeks/ month and make a note of all behaviours/ everything you do for your child to give the most accurate picture rather than just answer the questions on the forms. Things you take for granted that you do will be more recognisable then. Good luck xI feel you with regards to the DLA claim situation. Currently in the process of filling it in for my autistic child after putting it off for the longest time; it is a beast of a form. I’m finding it difficult because I downplay a lot of my son’s challenges, because I’m used to them being with him all the time. You really have to describe your child’s worst day and that itself takes a toll. It would help out so much but a huge part of me believes it’s going to be rejected (bit of a pessimist).![]()