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3 year old speach & jibber jabber
Dec 09, 2009 05:07PM in the Child Behavior Community
Take her to your pediatrician and voice your concerns to them. They will run a battery of tests on her to find out if she is developmentally delayed or not. They can also refer you to the appropriate medical doctors or counselors to help you out with this issue.
Frightened for my stepchildren
Dec 09, 2009 05:04PM in the Child Behavior Community
Has anyone called child protective services on this mother yet? If these children are in danger, then the need to be protected by whomever knows of this situation. This needs to be you protecting them. These children can also try to speak with counselors at their schools and the school system should be able to do something for them.
my three year old is so naughty and whiny
Dec 04, 2009 07:29PM in the Child Behavior Community
Have you asked her why she does this behavior? Does she still take naps during the day time? She may need to lay down and rest for a half hour or so in order to calm down or have some time to herself. How well does she play with other children? Does she go to daycare or pre school? If so, how does she behave there? Have there been any changes in her life to u...
Should I be worried!!!!!
Dec 04, 2009 07:12PM in the Child Behavior Community
I agree with specialmom on this. He isn't harming anyone and he isn't harming himself so just let him be. If this were my son, I'd want him to have a way of out letting his excitement.
What should we do?
Dec 03, 2009 07:25AM in the Child Behavior Community
Keep doing what you are doing with the punishments. Eventually they will get it. Do they get any attention that is good attention from their father? The reason I ask this is because they probably feel like you are invading the territory and they're going to do anything in their will power to mess that up for the both of you. They need to have consistent conse...
Is he normal?
Dec 02, 2009 08:13AM in the Child Behavior Community
I think that for your piece of mind, I would take your son to see a doctor and have him tested, the worst that could happen is the tests come back negative for everything and your son turn out to be fine. Make a list of things that are going on with him and have the teachers do the same and then show these lists to the doctor and go from there. Good Luck.