The Perils Of Privatisation - Part X
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I would try different ways of treating his behaviour before I went to see a doctor. I find "Toddler Taming" by Dr Green great for dealing with my 3 year old.
You may also want to look at his diet - it's not always the obvious sugary drinks or chocolate that set off bad behaviour. Preservatives and food colouring can do it too. It may be worth keeping a diary of his behaviour to see if there's a pattern. Having said that, if you're finding it hard to cope don't be afraid to ask for help because your happiness is most important, and makes a difficult job easier to manage.
http://abc.go.com/primetime/supernanny/
http://www.channel4.com/health/microsites/S/supernanny/ might find some tips on getting kids to behave.
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You sound very familiar to my situation with my 4 year old boy, He started just after 3 and is only starting to really calm down, ive been to the docs for advice and checks on ADHD but he basically laughed at me saying parents seem to want there kid to have this disorder to explain there behavior, (not very pleased to say the least).
I have cut all sugar out of his food and its unbelivable how much different it makes, for example i went bowling and gave him a fruit shoot becasue thats all they had expect water for kids, he went mad, jumping everywhere, then i went a seperate time but took a small bottle of Tropicana fresh orange, and he was fine, there is nothing in it expect Oranges.
If you need to chat or any more help my email is rebajayne at sharpspeed.fsnet.co.uk.
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