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OP - You indicated you had a new baby so did some of  your son's behavior escalate after the arrival of the baby? You and DH need to be on the same page and may benefit from some professional advice together as a couple to develop a consistent parenting approach.  Do you rotate which parent spends time with the new baby so that DS does not think he is not as important.  Try and keep a notebook on how his behavior goes at home as you might pick up  clues as to when he is likely to get his engines rolling.  Does e get outside and get a chance for physical activity after school each day?

Is he really ready to start into a kindergarten  program or is  there a chance that he might benefit from getting the evaluations done, focusing on getting started with any therapies, counseling and or seeing if medication works.  by this I mean would there be even a part or full-time day care program he might attend.  Kindergarten is now a very scheduled and academic program in most public schools.  Many many argue with this viewpoint, but if he is tired and stressed after a preschool day, how much is he going to benefit from any private therapy (speech for example),  counseling, or social skills class after a day in school.  And why have him hit kindergarten and soon be known as "the explosive child."If you have the ability to give him time to address the behaviors raise it with the doctors as you get a diagnosis.

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