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Behavioural Problems:Adamant child
2004-04-04
Name: Lakshmi Natarajan



I have an adamant child. Basically I was very adamantin my childhood, so is it due to the same reason my child is also very adamant .if no then how do i tackle. Not scared of mom/dad...Talks like a parrot and maturity as per 5years child he is less matured no nothing wron with my child. and very good in studies so how do i tackle his adamancy and his handwritting is very bad.
please help me
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2004-04-11
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Anonymous Name: vs
Subject:  Hi Lakshmi,



Just understand that your son is still very young. My boys aged 6 & 4 are also not as matured as the girls their age. Maybe boys are just like that. They take longer to mature than girls. As for spending time with other children, you have to help him in this matter. See who his friends are and proactively befriend their parents and tell them to send their children to your house to play with your son or take him over to theirs if those people have no problem. Believe me I have done this and though I have been refused at times, mostly it works atleast with other Indian parents. You can also arrange with other parents to get together in the nearby garden. Infact I stay in this Indian locality just for my children's friends though My husband and I don't like the house but friends are a part of growing up and I don't want to snatch it from them. For the issues your son is cranky about, just carry him to the bathroom in a matter-of-fact way and brush his teeth. Let him howl. Don't show anger or irritation, keep a calm face and get the job done. He will calm ina week's time when he understands that his howling does not work. One more thing, is your son getting enough rest and sleep? Apart from school,1 extra activity, twice a week is enough for a 5 year old. Let him have atleast 10 hours of sleep everyday, more if he needs. Even my second son aged 4 gets cranky on the days he misses his quota of sleep. I am wary of posting my E-mail add on the web. Hope you understand.
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2004-04-07
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Anonymous Name: Lakshmi Natarajan
Subject:  adamant child



yes!! I agree to you that he needs to be playing with his own age group but the problem is we stay abroad and you know the kids they are at home and no child coming out and playing...so playing and migling with the kids of his age is rare...but definately going to school being in the bus with all his age group kids then going to drawing class and swimming these also still not matured and very talkative which show his immaturity . and please tell me morning too he is very very cranky to get and bursh his teeth and take a bath a real tough routine.
Can u please mailid so that we can chat our views if you do not mind.

Please give a very good suggestion i am firm with him but he more adamant than my firmness. And please tell me he cannot swim wiothout floats io want him to swim without the floaters on and he starts crying for that what shall i do i have explained all the possible ways ...nothing wis working out.
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2004-04-04
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Anonymous Name: vs
Subject:  Adamant child.



My second child is also very adamant so I am very firm with him in matters which are important.Studytime, TV time, computer time and sleep time are all scheduled and so is the level of cleanliness and no matter howmuch he resists, I stick to my grounds. I let him have his way on what to wear, what to eat and play and other unimportant things. He is still stubborn but atleast not difficult. As for the hand writting sit with him when he writes and if you feel the work is shabby, tell him to redo it neatly. Be firm but be reasonable.
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2004-04-06
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Anonymous Name: vs
Subject:  Hi Lakshmi.



I am glad you found my suggestions helpful. My husband has no time for the family on weekdaysbut he spends good quality time with the children on weekends and attends every PTA meeting in school.Next to Dr.Spock's book, he is my best advisor when I need help to deal with the children. As for your problem, they are quite similar to my friend's who also has a single child. Is your son spending enough time with children his age? Apart from school, children, on vacations and holidays need to spend a good time with other children their age. Maturity at this age mostly comes from watching other children and since the other kids won't give into his adamancy, his stubborness may also come down. Whenever you think your son is being unreasonable, be firm with him and he should be okay.
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2004-04-05
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Anonymous Name: lakshmi natrajan
Subject:  adamant child



hi
Thanks a lot for the advice will definately implement on the little one, but need to share one more thing outside he is obdeient but not with me eg brushing still he is cranky in the mornings and very adamant in other things not as matured as 5 years child. If other children are playing he will run here and there and if i tell him to play bat and ball he knows but will not play so many problems really. Does you husband also play a major role in upbring a child.please advice/write back to this too
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