Regarding 4y 7m old child. Please help.

hi, I can understand your situation. I) you are pregnant II) away from your husband and his family III) your son’s behavior. ). Probably he is bored and irritated staying indoors and maybe missing his father and grandparents and his friend and neighborhood. If not so; Just observe his hitting and biting is related to his hunger. According to your writing I’m finding it’s a behavior issues and you have to work on it to reduce the frequency and later gradually reduce the frequency. Immediately after the hitting and biting incident You can sit across him and firmly tell you don’t like when he hits you or bites you and it hurts  you and gives you pain. Secondly tell, ‘the next time you will do this I will not give you your favorite toy/ eatable. You can show the corner of the house where he will stand for some time alone as a punishment (technique – time out)

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Spend quality time by playing with him and educating him about his new sibling.

Hi, I can understand your situation, you are in a position where you have to take care of yourself, family, and son. You are concerned about your sons behaviour. Do not worry too much you can consult a psychologist and explain about your sons behaviour in detail.

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If you’ve got a problem-child at home who can’t seem to sit still or listen mindfully, then that may be a sign of hyperactivity. They are always blessed with abundant energy, because of which they are always active. Being active is in fact, a state of good health and is normal for their age.  Hyperactivity in children is characterized by reckless behaviour and too much activity that stems from receiving a lack of sufficient attention. Such kids are prone to never get tired, can’t focus or have short attention spans in general. Hyperactivity in children results in poor academic performance, lack of socialization and in severe cases even complete withdrawal from participating in group activities, which in turn can lead to depression, frustration, and poor self-esteem.

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Here are some tricks and tips on how to manage hyperactive child- Take him for a walk – Walking rejuvenates both mind and body and also enhances their focus. This would not only loosen his/her mind but also help him enjoy the scenery as he/she walks H- Kids 2 Try and calm your child down – Changing your child’s behaviour in a day or two is next to impossible. You can tell your child to sit still for 5 minutes and then gradually increase the time. Incentivizing them for this can help increase their interest in the activity. Play Games – Playing indoor and outdoor games with children may help a lot too. Try chess, ludo, chinese checkers and UNO with them. If they’re feeling a bit adventurous, then take them outdoors to play games like table tennis, badminton, soccer, and cricket. Change Diet – Give them fresh home cooked meals that are free of preservatives and artificial flavours. Eating clean goes a long way towards improving mood, lifestyle, and overall physical and mental wellbeing. Never Neglect – Don’t leave your kids all alone every day. Be involved with their schoolwork, daily activities and give them some of your attention which they so crave. Hyperactivity stems from receiving a lack of attention. By showing appreciation in moments when you catch them doing something good or productive, they calm down and are reassured of their efforts. Set up a daily routine – Setting up a routine for your child is really important and this will help them be disciplined and they would get accustomed to this behaviour. This will help reduce anxiety and restlessness.