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my 7 years son
by may250180, Nov 11, 2009 01:34AM
My 7 years son has many problems especially at school he is not concentrating at all, always day dreaming and disturbing his friends . i m always hearing bad comments from his teachers since he was in kindergarten till now . i don t know anything about his school days because he is not telling me any thing happens in his school, his friends are the ones who they tell me. Some times i feel that i m the only mom that know nothing about her son and that make me upset. i don t know how i will act with him his marks are going down because of his concentration .Do i punch him or i use another way please help
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I would try to volunteer for some days in his class. The teacher can give you some jobs and call you the mom helper for the day----- and then while you are doing the jobs, you can observe your son in class. Even if you work, it would be worth a day or two off of work to get this information.
The teacher should move his desk closer to her and up front. And your child may not tell you what is going on as he is afraid of your response or he may not even be aware of the disruption he causes. He is seven----- they are pretty self absorbed still at that age. Work with his teacher and try to be empathetic He really may be trying his best but can't help it. Good luck.