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Have Kids Behavior Problems? Parenting Tips: Actively Listening to Your Child

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Oppositional Behavior Disorder and Harsh Discipline

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Child Behavior Problems | How to Handle Child Behavior

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Child Behaviour Problems – What Are the Causes?

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Is your toddler suffering from child behaviour problems at the moment? Would you like to learn some of the causes of these tantrums and how you can prevent them from happening as frequently? If you answered yes to both these questions then you need to read every word of this article.

The most common type of child behaviour problems are the tantrums. I’m sure you’re more than aware of what these are, but why do young children do this? Well they are emotional responses that toddlers make because they have not developed language skills and social skills and are letting off steam, perhaps because they didn’t get their own way.

Now the main things that cause temper tantrums and child behaviour problems are frustrations, being hungry and tired, attention seeking and of course now getting what they want. Your child will keep breaking out in these temper tantrums if you act angrily towards them or you give in to what they want. This is what I used to do and it was a big mistake.

The best thing you can do to stop your child from having lots of temper tantrums is just to ignore them. By doing this you are telling them subconsciously that when they are screaming and shouting they cannot get what they want. Now this technique works well if it’s just a minor tantrum but sometimes you cannot do this for the major tantrums they have!

When your child really is going at it, it’s best not to shout at them because you are telling your child that the way to solve things is to get angry and start shouting, which is exactly what you don’t want. Just hold them and tell them that if they want a treat or reward then they need to calm down.

Now child behaviour problems need to be treated as soon as possible and when I say treat I don’t mean medication! What I mean is, you need to develop the right techniques for disciplining your child and discipline and punishment are not always the same thing.

Being disciplined and being a good role model filters down through to your child about the correct way to behave whilst they are growing up. If you do not learn the correct methods to stopping your child from misbehaving now then this could mean that they become much more terror-some in the future and you don’t want this!

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My 4-Year-Old Has Been Displaying Behavior Problems. Is This Normal? ?

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Sorry in advance for the long description!

My 4-year-old daughter has always been a very high energy, high maintenance child. She is very intelligent and highly imaginative, but she needs constant stimulation and demands a lot of attention, which is difficult, because my husband and I both work full time. Recently, she’s been displaying some behavior that concerns us. Every time I turn my back, she does something to make her 1-year-old brother cry, whether it means taking a toy he’s playing with or restraining him somehow (including picking him up, putting him into a kid-sized armchair, and blocking him in with pillows), etc. She has a very volatile temper and cries over everything that frustrates her (which may very well be normal 4-year-old behavior).

My daughter is usually pretty good about letting me leave her at day care in the morning. (She and her brother attend the same day care center.) However, the past two times I have tried to leave her with her grandmother (whom she adores, and who adores her), my daughter gets hysterical. This morning, when I tried to leave, she began crying and clinging to me and asked me, "What happens if Mee-ma turns off all the lights and I get scared?" Mee-ma has never done that before! My daughter’s imagination seems to be running away with her. She often poses frightening scenarios like this to me. More than once, she has expressed concern that a member of her family is going to die.

My daughter has also recently been giving me a lot of trouble going to bed at night. We have a well established routine, but even after I get her into bed, it takes 30-60 minutes or more to get her to go to sleep. She comes up with every excuse in the book to come out of her room or get me to come in. She and her brother share a room, so her behavior sometimes results in her waking the baby. Her newest "surefire" method to get me into her room is saying plaintively (so I can hear it over the baby monitor), "Nobody likes me. Nobody wants me around." Of course, I can’t sit there and let her say these things to herself; I have to go in and comfort her.

My mother-in-law says this is the same behavior my husband displayed when he was young (especially tormenting the baby, which he did to his sister). However, when he was my daughter’s age, his father had a stroke, and their family was thrown into turmoil. My husband had a very difficult childhood and was even sent off to boarding school as a teenager due to his behavior. Our family life is stable in comparison, but it concerns me that my daughter is displaying this kind of behavior and I am looking for some advice. I’m trying my very best to be patient with her, because she is a very special, intelligent, sensitive girl who needs stability, patience, and understanding in her life.

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
In response to one answerer, yes, there is a history of bipolar in the family. My mother-in-law and sister-in-law both have it, and my husband was once diagnosed with it as well.

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