my 6 mon. old gets very mad when he puts anything in his mouth really mad it doesnt seem normal. 3rd child?
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Maybe he's getting teeth already? Perhaps he puts things in his mouth hoping to get some relief but gets pain instead. Poor little guy. Good luck!
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I find that depriving the toddler of something they love to do works.  Also, if he or she throws tantrums ignore them whilst you engage yourself in something really interesting that will grab thier attention.  Divert his attention to something else.  When he/she has calmed down give them a quiet talk about good and bad ways of doing things, and explain why you are upset with him/her.  Kids are clever and can be manipulative just like adults.  Good luck loving your toddler!
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I had to have two of my sons teeth capped when he was 2 and he was uncomfortable the first day but they had to sedate him to do it so for the first 2 hours after he was sleeping and then I just alternated tylenol and motrin.  Make sure you have plenty of jell-o.  And for those who just left comments on why she needs caps...at least she is being a responsible mother getting her child to the dentist many don't until they are older.  Good for you Mom!!!!!!
512028
That sounds as though he's either hemorrhaging internally or he has a block somewhere in his GI tract.  You should call his pediatrician today if not sooner.
536122
You really need to send him to a good psychiatrist. This is something that is really dangerous. If he gets too crazy, he might turn out like one of those kids who kills people at school or their parents.
751439
Some children develop early, but 6 does seem a little extreme.  Take her to the doctor for an expert opinion and for blood tests to see if her hormones are OK.
847331
Your son is screaming silently for help.  Hopefully the hospital admits him into a treatment program.  However, your son needs to help himself.  This will only happen when he is ready to accept help.  I am going through something similar to this with my own daughter. \n      Good luck to you and your son.
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Kills things? Like animals? \nBlowing them up?\n\nMa'am, this is known as cruelty to animals and is not normal. I think when you said "beating the tar out of them" you meant people, so your kid gets into fights. If he consistently is in fights, uses weapons in fights, looks for fights, abuses animals, etc. then he could very likely have a behavioral disorder. You should see a psychiatrist or psychologist. \n\nGenerally I'm not a big fan of psycho-babble, mostly it seems like a load of excuses. But the way your kid acts now will define who he is in the future. Someday he might not be blowing up animals. He might be blowing up people.\n\nNip delinquintism in the bud--find a way to stop it now, before its too late. THIS IS NOT A PHASE. normal teenage guys don't go around killing things.
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Hi Caspersweetpea! Sean here (the guy you sent an MSN Messenger Live Beta invitation to but at the wrong address :). This situation invites a lot of problems. If that was my kid, I would tell her employer this is not good for my son since he is only 15. The kid your son is babysitting needs special care that only an adult can give specially with his anger problem. If something bad happens to the kid he is babysitting, your son will carry a lot of psychological burden for the rest of his life. If something bad happens to your kid, are you willing to take that risk?
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first of all your child is not spoiled...i have 3 of my own...its called teething...obviously ur mother in law forgot how it was.... fyi have u tried rubbing whisky on babies mouth..it numbs it...ok back to m-i-l...let ur husband deal with her...he sticks up for u and the kids right?  anyways u can tell her it's her opinion on what she thinks about her grandchildren, BUT not her buisness...they r ur kidsnot hers....if opinion outburst keep happening tell her if she continues to make comments that r not needed or any of her buisness, then she cannot come around the kids if drama is what she wants to cause...only telling u from personnal experience...my  m-i-l doesnt come around or has seen our kids in about 4 yrs....ssoooooooo....good luck...stay strong ok
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It could be psycological but it is far more likely it is neurological. I would get him into a pediatrican and let the doctor check him out.
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Well my son is 6 and weighs almost 70lbs, what I do is watch what he eats. I don't let him have alot of junk food and I don't let him over eat at the supper table. He won't like it at first that you might tell him no for food, but after awhile of you sticking to it, he will get use to it. Also get him to be more active and everything should be fine.
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It sounds like he may have some deep rooted feelings and being he is so young, he is unable to express to anyone properly what is bothering him.\n\nDoes this boy go for any child psychology?  He may need to do this as well as take his medication.  Medication alone, can only do so much.  But with the proper therapy and medication, could mean a whole world's difference for that little boy.\n\nI wish him good luck and I hope he feels better soon.  I hope I was some what helpful!
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ILLLLL. NO. I think u need to talk to that six year old. That is nasty. It's is normal for a baby to touch themselves with their OWN hand, but not a six year old. And not wit a other kid hand. I think that child has been watching some adult movies or shows.
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Hmmm. . . has he always done that--the tiptoes, I mean--or is it new?  It may just be that he's trying out a new skill.  \n\nScreaming fits. . .my sister's kids were screamers.  I handled it by telling them that they had to go outside until they could calm down--even if it meant handing them their coats and pushing them out the front door.  At 4 he should be old enough to reason with.  But I'd also talk to him about better ways to express himself.  Years ago, I worked with a little boy to whom I gave a Nerf (Is that how you spell it?) ball and told him to put in his pocket and squeeze the dickens out of it if he felt he needed to scream.  I told him it was perfectly OK to say "I'm mad" but not OK to disrupt everyone else's day by screaming.  \n\nGood Luck!
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sounds like your son is a freak. lol
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Doctors diagnosed me with ADHD when i was a kid  for the same reason. Its a phase most likely cause she might get her way with her father when she acts out like that so she automatically thinks everyone else will give her way when she is like that. My suggestion corner or worse help with household work kids hate doing both and its way worse then a spanking. But do not give in to there temper tantrums ignore them or set them in the corner. She will soon realize her actions have consequences and will stop eventually but children will always look for alternative ways to stump you. Beware of the pity face and the Innocent looks there dangerous ignore them at all costs. Try taking away a favorite toy if the corner doesn't work or taking a privilege that she likes. like plying with her friends or cartoons. Let her know that newtons law for every action there is and equal or opposite reaction to every action is a true statement be the PARENT and not the child?