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I have a son and he will be 3 in July and I just don't know what to do about his behavior anymore.. We recently moved away from all of our family/friends and I am now a stay at home mom.. He has a year old brother that he is mean to all day long.. He is loving to him but very very rough and won't stop when he makes him cry. He does not listen to a word I say and tests my limits everyday.. He also is saying a curse word everytime something doesn't go his way.. He says I hate you when he doesn't get his way.. He will hit and kick me and yell at me. I don't know what to do when he throws tantrums, I have tried everything I feel like! I would love someone to give me advice please!!!
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Now my younger child (daughter) would be vegetarian if I didn't offer her chicken and turkey from time to time. She too has been on soy milk and prefers it. She was getting sick as well however doesn't have adenoids and tonsil issues. She has what they call non-allergic rhinitis. It's almost as if she has allergies but she's sensitive to smells and "things in the air". I found out that making sure my house was clean was contributing to her issues. The cleaners where causing her nose to "flare up". Once I watched what chemicals I was using and made sure to give her sudafed or zyrtec when she gets stuff/runny she's been much better. Not sure if that helps you at all. Every child is different. This has been my experience though. Good luck!View Thread
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Then one of my friend has a very sensitive skin, he can only use natural product. So he introduce me to use COCONUT OIL.
Trust me you will see the result after a week. Please try to apply it at least twice a day and message the dry area for few minutes.View Thread
I have a 3 and 1/2 year old girl who has suddenly had some very serious anger outbursts. They start at bedtime. The minute I tell her that its sleep time, she absolutely flips out. Throwing things, kicking screaming, crying so hard she has hiccups, red face, and hitting. Zero to absolutely livid in 2 seconds. There is absolutely nothing that I can do or say to make it better. If I Ieave the room, she turns completely panicked. If I sit and try to talk to her, she screams louder and louder until she can barely breathe. No matter what I do, she screams get away from me! Leave me alone! But again, if I leave she freaks even worse. If I stay, it still continues to elevate. This has been going on for about 2 weeks. Before, it was the most peaceful bedtime experience ever, it always has been. It is absolutely killing me that I don't know what is bothering her and that I cannot bring her comfort. They only way I've been able to stop it up until this point is putting her in my bed, alone, and she passes out. Anyone have any ideas?
I will say that within the past 3 weeks, her routine has majorly changed. I went from being a single stay at home mom (her seeing her dad every other weekend) to working. Her dad gets her at 11pm) she doesn't wake up) until the following day when I get out of work. She is in daycare for two hours before I get out of work. Daycare is normal for her; she attended while I went to school. A friend suggested it might be because she never knows where she is going to wake up. I think that this is a very valid point. If this is a correct assumption, what can I do to make this transition easier for her? I cannot stand to see me happy bubbly girl so angry, hurting and confused.
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She is refusing to potty train for me or her father. As I mentioned, she was in daycare while I attended school, and at that daycare, she was completely potty trained. Using the big toilet without any persuasion. But the minute she got home, back to accidents, playing in pee soaked panties and jeans. If I put her on the potty, she will sit there for hours and hold it in until the minute she gets off, and she will wet her pants. In the new daycare she is in, it's the same situation. Fully using the toilet and refusing to at home. I could pull out my hair! LOL
Again, any suggestion to either issue would be greatly appreciated.View Thread
Heart Physician gave her Indrol and General doctor gave her Neurobion.
Both doctors are saying that they don't know whats going on with her.
undiagnosed so far, but getting medication for??????
Please need help...let me know which relevant doctor she needs to go and get proper diagnose for her numbness and heavy breathing.
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I changed the scenario. My son was afraid of the pain of pooping on the potty, so I would give him an enema and put him in the bath. Once he got comfortable with pooping in the bath (gross I know but it worked) I scaled back to every other day bm's.
Plenty of vasiline/or diaper rash ointment to grease his bottom also decreased the pain of going. I got him a mirror and showed him how to put in on his bum.
We would fish the poop out after the tub was drained and make a ceremony out of putting it in the toilet and say over and over "poop goes in the potty, poop goes in the potty"
After several days of this routine, I put him in the tub before the enema and had him try to go on his own. If he didn't produce a BM in 10 min it was enema time.
With in a week his bowels were retained and he could go at will without the daily enema. Though it was a good three months before he transitioned 100% from tub to toilet.View Thread
He could not speak proper word, not even Mama or Papa. Recently he watched YouTube and try to repeat the alphabet, some alphabet such as 'S' and 'X' he got it right, the rest has more of phonics sound.View Thread
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