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Five-year-old with aggressive tantrums - empathy and advice needed!

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frustratedsuperhero · 18/01/2014 09:49

My lovely nephew is acting out at the moment and having aggressive meltdowns, yelling, hitting etc. My brother and sister-in-law feeling pretty crap about it. I wondered if you could help cheer them up, either with some of your own experiences (so they don't feel alone) or with recommendations for properly useful books.

I think they're running on empty right now, so any compassionate wisdom would be massively appreciated!

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mummyto2boysandagirl3 · 18/01/2014 11:32

My 4.5 yr old ds is in reception and we have the most horrible meltdowns mon -fri during term time bcos he doesn't want to go to school he also has moderate hearing loss in both ears from glue ear so school is a real struggle for him atm hopefully once he's had his op (grommet insertion tonsil&ademoidectomy ) he will start to feel better.

Do they know what is causing the tantrums? There's a book called how to talk so kids will listen and how to listen so kids will talk it has been so helpful with my older 2 and no doubt once dd hits terrible twos I'll b going back to it.

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