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why children can't listen

by kristij, Sep 28, 2008 09:15PM
what is going on with my 5 year old girl. she is unrully and will not listen.she has started kindergarten this year and seem to have adjusted well. she wakes at night and relentlessly wants to be in my bed.i've already heard of deviant child.that just means that she is just bad?doesn't want to follow the rules?I need answers not lables. please help!
thanks
kristij


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by babygirl6152, Sep 28, 2008 09:21PM
well yes deviant means not following rules

so I had 2 rules for my boys
obey
respect
consistent consequences for breaking those 2 rules... our children want rules, it's your job as a parent to set boundaries......if you want to know what worked for us write me a note..

by kristij, Sep 28, 2008 09:24PM
To: babygirl6152
let me know what you think on the note i posted. ruls and boundries are strictly enforced in our house. my sister calls me a drill sargent!
tha nks
Kristij

by Irms, Sep 30, 2008 11:04AM
To: Kristij
Hi, you don't mention if she is your only child. Has she been acting like this since when? Have there been any major changes ( moving, pet dying etc.)? Some times children act out because they can't deal with situations. You should have her checked. Ask your Dr. Also had you established rules from the start? Some children act our when something is wrong. Hope this helps.

by tweekie, Jul 18, 2009 02:01AM
To: kristij
My five year old does the same thing. Children at that age have very active imaginations and sometimes they get scared to be alone. Does she watch anything scary on the tv? I guess get to the bottom of why she insists on being in the bed with you. I don't think she has a disorder. Sounds like a normal kid to me.  Sometimes kids just want to sleep with their parents.
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