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She is stubborn and hyperactive
She is stubborn aggressive and cries too much to get her demands fullfilled, if I ask her that I slap you, she respond by saying that maaro.
Always leaves her belongings carelessly that the things get broken even if we scold her she usually starts beating us. If we ask her to study then also she does her work in haste and starts watching t.v and score less Mark then also blame us.
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As I am dealing with varieties of children with behaviors issues in Rashtrapati Bhawan I simply suggest you being occupational therapist we need proper assessment of this child and don't wry she will be fine soon with Behavioral modifications techniques but first need to do assement as I suspect some problem from early age of her.
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Till you consult occupational therapist or psychologist Do the reinforcer techniques with her like talk to her less and give him positive reinforces as much as possible and make her feel that u parents r like her frnds and try not to behave like parents for some period of time.. Just try it it definetly give u positive results
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According to your info She is dealing with some of the behavioural issues but it is totally curable by attending occupational therapy sessions .Don't beat her as i am Occupational therapist you can change ways to deal with her .Rightnow in lockdown just spend time with her Just play with her and share your thoughts .
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Occupational therapy sessions highly recommended
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Consult Occupational therapist first. As many children with ADHD shows such behaviours. Get your child OT assessment done.
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Eventually reduce scrren time.
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This is a general behaviour generated by children more often these days, a friendly approach may be of help
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Counsult a counsellor
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Donot threaten the child when they give such answers
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Do councelling with psychiatrist, psycologist and also consult with occupational tharapist fr behavioral changes...U cn also consult wth CBT therapist...
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Change atomeshpher.
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She needs porper counseling and give careful attention towards her
This is most common in this age . keep patience with careful about her need
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first try to counseling
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hope her problem go down with time
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First thing, she needs care and more positive parenting and second coming to study, it's always different in each individual..
No both children will have similar grasping power, so don't compare her and third about her academics and marks consult her teacher and ask the draw back or minus points in her study...
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she need counselling...
consult a child psychologist for counselling to her...
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if there is any major behavioural change consult children psychologist..if there are any physical disturbance than take medical advice with doctor..
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May be she need lot of guidance and counselling with lot of empathy. If she is abnormally hyperactive reduce sweet or sugar in her diet.
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contact by finding details on healthyuindia.com or consult by practo online
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First Step you should do is that being affectionate to her. Love has the power to solve any problem. Mother is the world's best teacher.
She is too young. I have few questions like How long you have been noticing this behaviour? How often she gets irritated? What are the factors aggrevates her irritation? What makes her calm down? Is she your first child? Does she have siblings? Need to get answers for these questions to find out the solution.
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You should talk to her, understand her, shower lots of love and affection.
You should get a psychologist assessment for her.
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Sedatives will not be the permanent solution. For further guidance and support consult a Psychologist as early as possible. Be patient and Be positive.
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Mr. Faiyazuddeen Kuthbudeen (PT)
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Chennai
This is a behaviour problem started due to prolonged watching of tv and gadget kindly first of all avoid giving this to ur kids and make sure to visit a special educator who will guide ur child psychologically according to her need .
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