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Name: Shylajja
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I have 4+ year old son who eventhough being very energetic and very active has always been very well-behaved. He gets that feedback from his current school, got that from his past play-school and a daycare before that. Problem is with one particular kid an year senior to him who lives in our apartment complex and goes to the same school. He is very ill-mannered and always bosses and bullies (eg yesterday, he kept on shouting at my kid and always was trying to hit him when he found out that my kid ate a chocolate that my son's teacher gave him for finishing the writing work neatly and fast. The other kid demanded as to how my son did not give him and ate that himself. My son, eventhough is the only child, from birth itself I feel, likes to share everything with others. He is extremely attached to me emotionally but, he is ready to share me as a mother with his friends :-) He does not feel jealous. So, instead of explaining that it was his chocolate and he had just one, he was trying to explain it to that kid that he had just one and he didnt see the other kid and didnt realize to keep it for him. This was in the school bus... and that bothers me. Anyways,...) I dont know how to deal with that boy who bickers and shouts and hits my son as his parents and two sets of grand-parents dont tell him anything. He argues and shouts at them as well as other grown-ups at slightest excuse. Infact, his mother and grand-mother visibly support him. He is 5+ years old. I dont want my son to go through such aggravation on an everyday basis. As it is, there are so many ill-mannered kids around him but, there is no respite from this particular one as they go to the same school. Any suggestions?

Name: Christine
Country: U.S.A.
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I enjoyed the article. I finally found out some good tips and how to defuse my daughter's bossiness. She is 9 years old and she thinks that she can boss her mother, father and two brothers around. But I don't tolerate her bossiness and neither do her brothers, but her father spoils her.

Name: Courtney
Country: U.S.A.
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My 7 year old is usually best behaved at school. At home and around her cousins, even to adults of the family is very bossy! It sometimes becomes embarassing. I don't know how to nip it in the bud. For the irst time ever, she brought home a paper from school stating that she was bossing the substitute teacher around. Trying to tell her how to do things, while i think she has intentions of helping, she really doesn't understand when to say something helpful, and when to keep her comments to herself. When I do try and correct her, she seems to get extremely frustrated and becomes even more bossy. Help!

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Name: LB
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I have a bossy 5 yr old girl, I don't know how to make her quit. My babysitter has a boy that is 5 too and they clash because he is as spirited as my daughter and now the babysitter doesn't want my kids to come. How can I make her see that her behaviour is not right. I've tried talking to her and discussing that she doesn't like it when people are bossy to her...

Name: tameishey 11 years old dow with christ
Country: India
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weel i was rased if you dissobey me u gonna get a woopen know i aint saying thatyou nneed to woop your kids like child abuse but when i grow up my child a8int gonna run over me and if she starts disrespecting a teacher me my granny anyone you gonna get ya tail woo[ped yeah im gonna love you and award you when you do something writ but as soon as you get out of line im gonna light you up ttyl i halla and if you dont let your kids be bossy and you give them time outs they wont be bossy you

Name: Mom Holman
Country: U.S.A.
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Name: woofer
Country: U.S.A.
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Wow. This seems to be a universal problem. Well, I've had a few parents (moms, of course) approach me regarding my "bossy" daughter. It is always my daughter bossing a very passive child. And their mother is usually not passive at all. I always tell her to be nice, or children will hurt her feelings and not want to be her friend. But no-their moms are coming after me. I do not let her get away with this behavior. She has a pretty strict homelife. But her personality is so strong. It's tough to deal with!

Name: shymomma
Country: United Kingdom
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I have an extremely shy daughter who was befriended by a bossy girl at school. Noone was allowed to stand next to my little girl, even if she had her hair cut, the other followed suit not allowing any one else to play with them till they got their hair cut. My little one started wetting her self at school (Y1) and had awful tummy pains. On numerous occasions I took her to Drs for water tests etc. But my wee one would not say anything about her friend. One parents evening I read in wee ones RE book "When *** is being bossy it makes me unhappy" I wept. They are now in different classes and my wee one hardly ever has tummy ache! Only if she had told me. Is being bossy being a bully?

Name: sco
Country: U.S.A.
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My stepson, now 11 years old ruled my house for 6 years while I worked all day. He teased and terrorized his sister & my son, would blame or accuse them when caught doing something wrong. The last few years it got worse, yelling orders at his mom, cussing at her and demanding her to shut up when she'd attempt to correct him. But Check This Out! This kid is very intelligent. When I get home his personality changes to one that I would tolerate, no better. As soon as I was beyond ear shot, or he believed I was, he'd go right back his dictator status. But Wait There's More! born with a cleft pallet bad vision and a disability preventing him to write neat and clearly but can miraculously operate a game control like a champ. has enabled him for special education at school that he aces with ease. Such a well mannered and " a true pleasure to have in my class" as one teacher has stated. MADE HONOER ROLL THREE YEARS IN A ROW! Comes home rails up the other two tears up the house gets whatever he want does whatever he wants. pisses all over everything in the bathroom hallway and bedroom. summer vacation? Forget It! Total disaster, total domination, I won't even get into the grandma personality to obtain as much as possible in treats toys clothes etc, or in the presence of so called authorities, like cops and such. He was living as a king that suppressed those he loves the most. What was Mom doing? Watching TV talking on the phone, games on the computer, having my son get things for her so she didn't have to. Her son would tell her to get it herself. Believe it or not she left me from a none related issued, attempting a return two days later in rears. love her but had to say no. I wont let my kids live like that again. made countless attempts confronting her thru the years. I feel sad she and her daughter especially have to live that way. now we live in a clean home and live within our house hold bill of rights created by the founding father and the amendments ratified by the children then passed or vetoed by me. we have no rules only rights that only work if the rights of everyone else are observed. Everyone is entitled to be themselves and strive to be who they want to be, within reason of course. Violations of others rights have consequences. we have a very happy and completely well adjusted. A little green to this concept of rights not rules or rulers. The whole country ought to try this! Oh that’s right they have just got too lazy to keep it that way. What else can be done to help those that still need help. Does any one know where I could attempt pointing my ex help them help themselves?

Name: bum
Country: India
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My kid is 8 and i want to have a kid who is not bossy and a bully but for some reason icannot have this. My child is always bossy and constantly on the move through differnt cronies. I have tries everyhting to stop their bossiness but nothing seems to work.Now that i have read all your tips i hope to be able to put them into action, and you never know one of them might just be the magical solution to cure my child from their bossiness

Name: bossy kid
Country: Malaysia
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hi my mum told me send this to people why i so bossy. I boss other children round when i want stuff done. If they don t do this i get angry.i think i bossy as i have older brother who alway boss me about.i hardly have any control so at school i want to have lots of control hope it help you

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Name: Christina
Country: guyana
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I have a three year old. She's not yet in school but has lots of friends, all older than herself. She shouts and hits them when she doesn't get her way and this is so embarrasing. I have resorted to keeping her away from them until she can control her anger and bossiness.

Name: Maria
Country: united kingdom
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My daughter is 7 & is quite bossy, she seems to be growing out of it a bit, her first 2 years school reports stated that she was dominating. She is always very polite & behave herself well & help me with things around the house, unlike most 7 years olds i bet ! I dont think it has quite so much to do with pampering but more with her having a less harsh upbringing, as long as you keep them in check & teach them how to conduct themselves i believe then the strong willedness can lead to them to being more confident when their older. Always give them guidence in a nice way. POSSITIVE PARENTING is the key :)

Name: charlene
Country: usa
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i have a bossy 4 yr old that treats other children like she owns them. she does not like to share, she hits her 11 mo. old brother ,she about bit his finger off when he was 5 mos old. i have tried every thing that i just read here and nothing has worked. she will kick me or scream at me if she dos'nt get her way. she treats other people just as bad! what can i do to help this little girl!!!thank you!

Name: Mother needs help
Country: usa
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Wow, my child just turned 4 and she is SOOOO bossy. She had a play date today with a boy and she bossed him around the whole time. I would correct her and it made her worst. Help me please. She does not do this at school, the teacher reports.

Name: ZINA
Country: india
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IT IS NOT GOOD TO BE PAMPERED.

Name: lara
Country: united kingdom
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my daughter has been strong willed since day one and now at five can be very bossy at times,i worry that she will isolate herself at school if this continues so any advice on the matter is always helpful.

Name: meg
Country: australia
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I don't believe at all that I have pampered my child, if anything I've been strict and tough. However, my daughter is bossy with her peers at school. I am going to encourage good behaviour and whisper when she's bossing, and have a talk every morning before school about how she's going to act towards the other kids. I would be extremely upset if her behaviour led her to having no friends. On the upside, I am glad she's a leader, and hope that, if taught good channelling for the bossiness now, she will grow to be a leader and strong woman.(whilst compassionate and kind).

Name: brooke mcgrath
Country: australia
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just kick that people up the but and tell them off away from other people

Name: CC
Country: usa
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Good tips!

Name: toni
Country: usa
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I have a bossy child, she is 10 years old and has always had a pretty strong personality. However, I want to assure those who believe that bossiness only happens when a child is pampered, that they are very much mis-informed. My daughter is far from being pampered though I do believe that that might be the culprit. I have been considering that maybe I don't give her any "control" over herself and that is why she might be constantly fighting for it outside of me. Because the bossiness is usually acted out with other people.

Name: Lauren
Country: usa
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This article was very imforming. Bossy children can be a real problem. I was not aware of how to handle a bossy child in a group of other people. I was always taught that by bring the problem to attention in front of everyone and the child would be embarrased and not do it again. I will put these other techniques into action A.S.A.P

Name: Ritu
Country: india
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bossiness is a trait which usually child embibes due to the pampering he might have got through his parents. Some parents are ready to fulfill their childs each and every wish irrespective if the fact how viable is that. This kind of behaviour paves more way to the bossiness of a child

Name: likitha
Country: usa
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Really very articles i think this is the best way to treat children.

Name: Ajay
Country: india
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Bossiness will not help our child all the way. We should teach our children to behave in a polite manner. Good Article with informative tips.

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