Alright mommies so I have a question. Well a few questions actually. First let me start by telling you I have a VERY active 5 year old boy. He is in Kindergarten this year and they chart their behavior at school on a green(good), yellow(needed some redirection), or red(bad) day. I have started to really notice a change in his behavior over the past few months(coming home with more red days) and his behavior at home has been off the charts(yelling, throwing tantrums, slamming things, newly pulling his hair when he gets mad). He is ALL BOY and has been for as long as I can remember. He has a really rough time not interrupting people when they are talking even though he's been taught since we could talk that interrupting is rude. I've started researching things about dye sensitive and was curious if anyone has a child with it? if so how did you find out they had it? Is it just a trial and error kind of thing to see which dye he may be sensitive to?
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but he didn't act like that when she was first born, she is now almost a year old. and we take him out just him at least once a week. we've always made sure to spend one on one time with him since before she was born because he was the only one for so long. he didn't start having these behaviors as bad until he started at his new school this year. the first few weeks were pretty good, only 2 red days, but he just seems to be acting out more here recently. and he has 0 focus at school or home.
That sounds like jealousy to me. Sounds like he's acting out bc there is a new baby, but doesn't know how to express himself so that's a form. I would talk to him and spend some one on one time with him. My friend had the same issue with her son and he is 8, and did a whole 180, but worse. I mean stealing lunches, needing to get picked up from school, ect. She disciplined him, but I explained that he wants her time and attention.
Soooooo jeb has been i guess clingy. For the last 3-4 days he has always tried to crawl to me or crawl out his room to me. Or he is in his walker and rolls over to me.
He is now in his room crying at the door because he cant get out to get to me.
He will be 1yr in a few weeks. Is this a leap thing or what???
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Yesterday I went out with my boyfriend went to watch a movie, me and him don't live together yet. but point is yesterday when he was dropping me off his like sleep over at my house witch the mom and dad lives. I said no,
his response was why is everyone deciding or making choices for you and their going to do the same with the baby, when I know that's not true. what he thinks is that my mom tells me not to sleep over. So he left all mad. and I felt in my heart that he went on and cheated on me...
My baby father has some things on his mind. 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️Any suggestions on what I should do?
I can't wait to pack Christians baby bag. sad that I can't start putting things up for his room. cause he doesn't have one :(
So for you ladies who asked me to keep y’all updated on mauriz’s appointment @theycallmemommy, @_sheriee, his doctor says he for sure has autism but she can’t diagnose it.. he has to go to a behavioral specialist to be diagnosed and she’s going to get him back in speech and occupational therapy.. I’m just waiting for a call from the behavioral specialist to get it all going!!
Hi, I have a 3 year old with a similar situation. It could be something else completely, but I know how it feels to not know where to start or how. We have started limiting our sons sugar and especially artificial dyes. Since he is just 3, it is a trial and error for us but with all of the horrible things in our "food" it's a good adjustment for all of us. It's difficult and it's defiantly a family commitment. We're still early in our trial, but so far it does seem to be helping some along with some simple explanations on why certain foods are better choices than others. It could also be a bad influence at school? We've had that as a small issue as well. I'm sorry you're having his problem and I hope you find something that helps your son.