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aggresive behaviour
by marvinme, Aug 12, 2008 08:20PM
My child just turned 3 years. He is at a point were he can communicate but is not yet fluent. He says some things well and then adds language that won can't understand. I have not been too worried since I hear boys are sometimes late. He says A-Z, 1 - 20 etc.
Even though he can be a sweet little boy. he can also be stuborn sometimes and I put him on "time out" which helps. My problem is that in school he tends to be aggressive, he pushes and bites ! I have gotton 3 reports of this over the past 2 months and I am overwelmed at this point. I tried to talk to him on each occassion. He seemed to understnd but I don't know if he does. Please help me...
This discussion is related to 2 year old hitting and pushing babies and peers without provocation.
Even though he can be a sweet little boy. he can also be stuborn sometimes and I put him on "time out" which helps. My problem is that in school he tends to be aggressive, he pushes and bites ! I have gotton 3 reports of this over the past 2 months and I am overwelmed at this point. I tried to talk to him on each occassion. He seemed to understnd but I don't know if he does. Please help me...
This discussion is related to 2 year old hitting and pushing babies and peers without provocation.
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How long has he been going to this school?
How is the school handling his behavior?
Can the school tell you what the triggers are? Is it the same group of children he bites? or pushes? was there a toy involved? or an activity? is it before snack time, lunch or after one of those?
Has he had much interaction with other children before attending school? play dates? daycare?
If he just started and had little interaction with other children then it will just take time for him to learn the social rules.
I would need to know more before I could give you more ideas.