Disruptive: Infant
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"Disruptive" 2 Year Old ???
Asked by B.C. from Dallas
on October 3, 2011
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My son has been attending the same MDO program since he was 9 mths old and is now 2.5 years old and after each summer he has been moved up to a new class room and he i...
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- Always go with your gut. I had a similar situation and I moved my 3 yr old, and I DO NOT regret it! One of the BEST decisions I ever made! Good luck to you!
- you need to remember that just because he is YOUR "little angel" does not mean is actually an angel. you cannot expect that he will be getting special attention to fal...
- It seems like you can ask if they would rub his back or sit next to him for a bit but if they say no, then it's not the place for you. It's not their fault either. I'...
A Child in My Son's Daycare Class Is Continuously Crying and Disruptive
Asked by F.L. from San Francisco
on July 27, 2012
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A child in my son's daycare class is always crying and disruptive. I have never seen this child happy. I asked my son's teacher if this child's behavior continues th...
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- Unless your son is being affected by it why say anything? My kids' preschool sometimes had kids that were crying and unhappy a lot of the time (hardly, but there were...
- I really can't belive you would even ask a question like this. You have no idea why that poor baby is crying maybe he has special needs and YOU are not in the day car...
- Ouch.... F. of all, the employee of the daycare had no business breaking any confidential information by telling you he cries all day and is a disruption... That w...
Violent Fits and Disruption from 9 year-old-Need Advice!
Asked by J.N. from Portland
on February 28, 2008
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We are a large combined family. My 9-year-old stepdaughter has been a huge household disruption and as she has gotten older her "temper tantrums" have gotten more and...
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- Is it possible the she might have adhd with odd? Odd is oppositional defiant disorder. It is a true disorder too!Goggle ODD and you will see what comes up. My newphew...
- I would call some sort of authority. 9 is WAY too old to be acting like that. WAY too old. Maybe her mom is afraid of what proffessional help might reveal? I'm sor...
- If there is a court order for the daughter to see a counselor.... start there. Go back to the courts because the mother is in violation of a court order if she does n...
Disruptive Behaviour Due to Focus
Asked by A.B. from Richmond
on June 11, 2009
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I am looking to get some real mom input on an issue we are having with our son. He is about to be a year old and daycare has let us know that they are concerned with ...
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- Just another thought is that kids dont always act like they do at home. That doesnt mean i wouldnt take into consideration what they say but is this a good daycare, do...
- Hi A., Hang in there. I would have him evaluated by Early Start...a state/federal prgram to find early delays. They will evaulate him in daycare or home the numbe...
- Is there a way to observe him at daycare without him knowing you are there? It seems strange he behaves like this only at daycare, and you've never seen this behavior...
Stepmom Goes to the School
Asked by F.M. from San Diego
on September 30, 2008
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A couple of weeks ago, my son told me that his dad's wife showed up at his school during his recess time. Apparently, she wanted to introduce herself to the teacher an...
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- Of course you are mad and angry, but for the sake of your son please smother the ex with kindness. Be above her and show your son how you are the best behaved and kin...
- Wow! I am the Mom and my husband is step-dad. As loving, caring and supportive as he is...unfortunetly because thier biological father is very much is the picture, pay...
- Go directly to the school today and talk with the child's teacher and remind her that this person is not your son's gaurdian. Then go to the principl's office and ask...
School Behavior.
Asked by T.C. from Las Vegas
on February 23, 2010
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I have a 5 yr. old son in Kindergarten and he will not stay at his desk. He would rather go and talk to his classmates. It makes me upset. At home he can do all the th...
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- A few things. To one of the responses. The Kinder classes in the school I teach have colored square rugs and desks. Standards are very high and since many kinders are ...
- The 1st thing I thought was, "where in the world is she sending her son to school?". I haven't seen a K class w/ desks. They all have that rug w/ the colored squares...
- T., I highly recommend watching Sir Ken Robinson's "How Schools Stifle Creativity." -> http://www.cnn.com/2009/OPINION/11/03/robinson.schools.stifle.creativity/index.h...
My Daughter Cries When I Take Her to School
Asked by K.P. from Houston
on January 28, 2009
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I am looking for any advice from someone who has been here and could give me some words of wisdom. My daughter is very well rounded and a good student at school. She...
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- I was one of those kids who cried when I was taken to my first school. I'll share some of my experience/perspective as a little kid. My first school was in the s...
- Talk to the teacher and find out what type of discussion did she have with the class that may have triggered your daughter's crying (not that she is to blame). She ma...
- Please don't punish her for showing her feelings. You want to know what's going on inside her, and you certainly want her to be in touch with that too. Punishing her f...
5 Year Old Being Bullied at School and Not Liking the Kindergarten School.
Asked by A.E. from San Antonio
on August 29, 2009
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Help! My five year old daughter just started kindergarten at a public school and does not like it. She says the children are mean and have no manners. My daughter ha...
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- I just wanted to chime in. Our son's school is also not like this. We are in Fort Bend County and they are very strict on being respectful to each other and they hav...
- I'm sorry. My sister went through a similar situation with her daughter when she was in school last year. In the end, she DID end up having to homeschool her. I rea...
- I'm very sorry for how your daughter is feeling right now. I don't have a lot of advice for you, except to say that your daughter's experience sounds very typical. W...
Day Dreaming at School
Asked by R.U. from Los Angeles
on April 12, 2008
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My 8 years boy seems like to day dreaming at school and rush his school work.
What should I do ?
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- Volunteer in his class whenever possible. Ask the teacher if you can sit with your son and help keep him on task. By being there you show your son that his education...
- Is he getting good grades??? The work/teacher may be boring him. They have great minds that are always going. There may be something else to it.... not just a day drea...
- R., It is so hard to say. My little older daughter used to do anything but her school work. I was reemed by her second grade teacher because the teacher knew her ab...
Trouble in School
Asked by D.S. from Tulsa
on November 6, 2006
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Once on a weekly basis I am getting phone calls from my son's kindergarten teacher telling me that he is wont sit still or stop talking. She said that during quiet ti...
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- I have a four and a half year old who does that same thing in school. You are not a bad parent. The problem is your son does not receive enough one-on-one time at sc...
- My son was like that too. He was very social and got bored easily because he wasn't challenged even in kindergarten. His K teacher suggested I have him tested for th...
- I would talk with his teacher and see if she would be willing to sind home a daily report calendar, we had to do this with my son last year in the 1st grade. It was a ...
