DS (3.7) has always been quite 'wild'. He has been at nursery part time since 15months old and I was pulled up for the 1st time about a month ago about his bad behaviour whilst there (mainly not listening, snatchings toys etc from other children).
They say his behaviour has been deteriorating (sp?) over the last month or so and today was the worst - he was throwing spoonfuls of soup at other children (had to be removed from room and eat lunch seperately), throwing toys at everybody, not tidying up when asked, running away from the staff when trying to get him inside from the garden and yesterday he bit another child.
I have noticed his behaviour getting worse at home too, with DD (19months)taking the brunt of it. I have started a behaviour chart and he gets stars for good behaviour, smiley faces for really good and sad faces for bad behaviour. At the end of the day he gets a small reward of he has a certain number of stars/smiley faces. This doesn't seem to help.
He also gets timed out when he hits etc but is v hard keeping him sitting for this, and toys get taken away and put out of reach until the next day.
So wise women / men of mumsnet - any suggestions to help turn him around?
I once heard that bad behaviour is nothing to worry about until the behaviour starts showing at nursery and then you should maybe talk to a Dr/HV re ADHD or similar so I'm starting to worry!
TIA