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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When he does these things, hurting the baby, the tantrums, how do you respond?[/quote] OP here- not very well. I will ignore regular tantrums but when he gets physical, end up picking him up and shutting him in his room. Same with hitting younger sibling- will ask him to stop but when he doesn’t, I have to drag him to his room for a timeout. And as bad as he can be with me, he’s even worse with DH. I think it may partly be because DH has a lower tolerance for any unruly behavior.[b] DS gets rather keyed up when tired at the end of the day. [/b]Was bouncing around yesterday evening as I was getting dinner on the table. DH’s instructions to “stop jumping” and “calm down” quickly escalated into yelling, tears, and DS socking DH in the mouth.[/quote] I'm sorry if I missed this, but this might be a big part of the problem he's overtired. He might just need to go to bed much earlier than he does. When is bedtime?[/quote]
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