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Angel to Monster
Angel to Monster
My 3yr old daughter has recently started to turn from an angel to a monster in a matter of seonds without any warnings. Every child has tantrums but I'm starting to become concerned. Everything will go from nice to disastrous and it usually ends up with us having to restrain her. Today, I had to go into work unexpectedly for 4 hours and had to take my daughter because my husband was already working. She was awesome. I took plenty of movies and toys to keep her occupied. She ended up playing with a coworker’s daughter. Both behaved well with little reminding. They were right there beside us and we interacted with them while we worked. On the way home I praised her for her good behavior and made a quick stop at the grocery store. As I was bringing the last bag of groceries into the house she came up behind me and bit me hard on my back. I spanked her and told her to wait in the living room while I put groceries away. In the middle of putting them away she threw the stool she uses to wash her hands at me. She just started throwing anything she could get her hands on, laughing the entire time. When I thought I had the situation under control I went back to the groceries. She came up behind me and hit me with her stool as hard as she could. I had to fight to get her under control and sent her to her room. These bouts of violence are very disturbing to me. Is this a sign of something more serious?
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sounds like you are doing everything you can to control this. make an appt with her ped, or bring it up at the next visit. if you can block the bite with her own arm causing her to bite herself, that's great. that's the only thing that worked with my daughter, and she's 21 months old. thankfully, she is far past that now.
No she just wants your atttentin to her self dnt worry...you have to take control at all times and let your spouse know not to disapline her and then play with her afterawrds...she might take you for a joke not seriously...my daughter does that at times until she sees im not playing and remind hr that she has to be good not bad or else she gets in trouble...or a spanking. !5min time out....it's normal children will try ur patients and kindness taking it for granted. Show her who's boss!!!










