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My 3.7yo's aggression is increasing

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WaveorCheer · 15/06/2014 17:36

I wrote about his scratching a few weeks ago. Yesterday I tried to help him not spill his milk down himself. He evidently thought I was taking it and scratched me hard in the face. No warning, he was completely calm a moment before.

He's started having episodes of destroying anything he can reach, running round pulling anything he can off surfaces. He goes for his brother several times a day. He's very stressed by everything. He's picking up how very down I am about his behaviour.

Please - I need a simple, consistent and effective reaction. I'm swinging between disinterested (which involves people getting hurt, possessions being damaged) and shouting. Which does nothing except make him redouble his efforts. Time out seems to really upset him and he's in danger of hurting himself. I feel useless.

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autumnsmum · 15/06/2014 18:03

Wave or hi just offering a hug my dd 2 can be aggressive and has attacked myself and her siblings.she is four and has autism it's no magic solution but we say to her name no
Biting or hitting because it can't be ignored

PolterGoose · 15/06/2014 18:41

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WaveorCheer · 15/06/2014 22:50

He's got probable ASD. He has huge problems communicating, very low receptive language scores. Easily frustrated, can only take in two bits of info at a time. Fully fledged sibling rivalry going on with nt ds2, who at 15 months wants to do everything his big brother does.

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WaveorCheer · 15/06/2014 22:53

Oh, and has no danger awareness. Poor sleep. Thinks me being angry is funny.

I'm run ragged at the moment. Stressful job, clingy baby, not nearly enough sleep, migraines, poor diet the lot!

Beautiful though. And funny and affectionate and scarily clever in non-verbal ways. An example - pulled the drawers our the chest, each one a little less than the one below, to form 'stairs' so he could climb to the top...

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autumnsmum · 16/06/2014 06:09

He sounds so like my dd2 she has v poor receptive language as well

WaveorCheer · 20/06/2014 09:33

God, we're having such a difficult time.

Does anyone have any ideas on how we can safely contain him while he's lashing out?

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WaveorCheer · 23/06/2014 18:03

Bump

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WaveorCheer · 23/06/2014 18:04

Meant to say polter - half the issue is there currently is no safe space for him - every where has stuff he could damage or be hurt by.

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PolterGoose · 23/06/2014 19:04

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