Aggression
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Aggression
Asked by A.M. from Minneapolis
on January 25, 2008
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I have yet another question to post! This morning, our dog, showed major aggression toward my 8 month old son. Our dog is a rescue dog, and he's been with us for ove...
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- Glad to hear that your in-laws are going to take the dog. I want to tell you that we had to send our dog to my in-laws only after finding out the day of closing on ou...
- My opinion is it is time to get rid of the dog. You are absolutely right that you would never forgive yourself if your dog ever harmed your child. It is unfortunate ...
- I'm sorry you're going through this - sounds tough - I'm a mother of 2 but no pets, so feel free to take this with a grain of salt. In my opinion, if you found a new ...
Aggression at Playgroup
Asked by K.L. from Savannah
on March 22, 2012
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My 16 month old son has just discovered pushing. While he doesn't do this very often (he is an only child and is not really into playing WITH kids at this age) when i...
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- Until kids can talk, they do these things because they can't verbalize what they want/need. So just keep correcting him and redirecting him. When he gets a little ol...
- I think you are doing a wonderful job already!!! Keep it up and don't get tired.
- The kids at our son's preschool were always told to keep their hands to themselves. Try passing a toy back and forth between you and your son and each of you hold it f...
Aggression, Aspergers, ADD/ADHD
Asked by A.T. from Seattle
on March 31, 2010
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My son turned 5 December 2009. The last month or so he has had a lot of aggression problems at his daycare. He is an only child and he lives in a single parent house...
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- I agree that starting with the school district for evaluation is a good idea (especially since it's free) however my son was evaluated by the school district and they ...
- My son was diagnosed with mild Aspergers at age 5. A neuropsychologist is the best person to do the testing and give you a plan of action. On her recommendation, we fo...
- have him be evaluated by the school district. put in a formal request (sent to the principal), and the ball should get rolling from there. ask to have him evaluated fo...
12 Mo Sudden Aggression?
Asked by C.S. from Jacksonville
on July 21, 2008
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My sweet little girl is in daycare. Recently, a few things have changed at home and in daycare. She's now showing some aggressive behavior (hair pulling, smacking, e...
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- I would move her immediately or talk immediately with the day care director. Something fishy is going on there. Perhaps you could DEMAND she be moved a bit early to ...
- Talk to the daycare boss. You may not be the only one upset. Kids and animals can feel a person's true feelings, maybe the worker goes have a problem
- A couple of things: First and foremost, if you are uncomfortable with your daycare provider, then find another if at all possible, within the same place or find anoth...
Aggression in a 4 Year Old
Asked by A.M. from Peoria
on June 24, 2010
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Anyone out there who has problems with an overly aggressive child? I do not need anyone telling me that kids will be kids when they have not seen what is happening in...
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- Could food allergies be a factor? My son was out of control until I figured out what he was reacting to. It took me 5 years and lots of doctor appointments until I f...
- Mom, I would call the clinic where you have the appt and ask to be called asap if there are any cancellations to get your child in sooner. Also ask yourself has somet...
- I don't believe in the "Boys will be Boys" theory. I think that's an excuse. In your case, it sounds like there are issues that need to be medically or psychologic...
Toddler Aggression
Asked by C.A. from Boston
on November 5, 2007
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Hi there! I have a 32 month old son and 5 month old daughter. My son has transitioned to her as an addition to the family quite well. My problem is I have a 23 mont...
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- I do not condone biting at all. But I do have 2 boys and I understand! My children have never bitten...yet! But in your situation I believe it is a coping mechanism...
- C., don't panic. You're son is just reacting to something and it very well may be that he is overstimulated in that environment. At his age actions speak much louder ...
- hi C.. here is what I think about child agression. children want to be loved by the people that care about them, they need and want that more than we can imagine...
Three Year Old: Rages with Aggression (Evaluate or Not)
Asked by A.S. from Portland
on June 14, 2010
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This post is primarily directed toward parents of children who are intensely spirited who have considered or gone down the path of an evaluation. (Please note, we are ...
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- Seek an evaluation. You have a very consistent and well though out dicipline plan that would work for a typical child, and you have seen typical children so you know ...
- Wow. You must be really tired. Sounds like you are doing a lot of great parenting... and like you're in a very similar situation to what happened with us and our oldes...
- the big fit over something trivial sounds exactly like my daughter. never know what will set her off. when she took naps, she used to wake up crying inconsolably and...
Ughhhh....toddler's Aggression
Asked by M.S. from Columbus
on July 28, 2007
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OK, I know all children go through their terrible 2's, but mine is 16 months and is going through 'something.' I would just like some advice on how to handle these ne...
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- Hi M.! As sad as it is to hear it, it's very normal behavior. Still-emerging language skills, a fierce desire to become independent, and undeveloped impulse control...
- M., I had the same problems with my daughter when she was that age. She is now 5, and let me tell she can still be a booger at times , but is much better. Her behaviou...
- Hi - Yes, as others have said, keep being consistent with the redirecting, time-outs, etc. My son started this at about 16 months as well and here are a few things th...
Red 40 and Aggression
Asked by T.W. from Chicago
on December 8, 2008
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My son has SPD and major hyperactivity. The last 3 weeks or so, his aggression and energy level have skyrocketed. His teacher has called me saying they are having prob...
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- I apologize up front if I am going to come off being a bit harsh. Why are you giving your child red #40, or any coloring? Food coloring by all standards is totally b...
- T.-Naomi is right. Our food has so many chemicals, dyes, and additives to make us sick and lethargic, not to mention fat. Anything with an unusual color always steer...
- I have not had this issue but we do try to watch the amount of sugar. I try to buy the Light juices since they have less sugar, and we do water them down for the most...
Our Family Dog Bit Our Daughter and Other Recent Aggression Issues! H-E-L-P!
Asked by S.S. from Minneapolis
on October 12, 2009
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The situation NO ONE ever expects or at leasts always prays they are NEVER in!!! We have a 6 year old, neutered male, labrador retriever who we've had since he was a ...
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- I don't have a lot of advice, but I have two kids and two dogs so I feel your pain. After much consultation (maybe too much), I also had to have a small dog put down ...
- I was raised by parents who had a professional breeding kennel and have had experiences with hundreds of dogs. I have also done extensive obedience training, too. G...
- I am not a dog person so will struggle not to immediately go with "the dog's gotta go" response. Try the vet first, the dog could be ill. The other common problem is o...
