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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am guessing that you are reinforcing behaviors you don't like with your reactions. It also sounds like you have things around the house that should be put away so he can't get into mischief-- like the kibble. Put it out of his reach. Don't give him food unless he is in his high chair. He won't be able to stomp on it. If he throws food, take him out of the high chair and do something else.

He sounds like he is bored. I would have him play outside as much as possible to tire him out for his naps.

There are lots of things you can do. I recommend parent training. it is life changing

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Care to share what is parent training? Is it a book/online resource?

When it's not boiling like today we spent 4-5 hours outside, 2 hours before and 2 hours after nap. It makes him sleep easier but doesn't impact the frequency of other naughty, destructive behavior. [/quote]

Parent training is sessions with a behavior expert on how to appropriately react or not react to certain behaviors as well as how to develop a mutually respectful relationship with your child so he will want to do what you ask of him.There is an organization called PEP (parent Encouragement Program) that holds classes (www.pepparent.org) and there are therapists who work with parents. I am sure there are also books. Google is your friend. [/quote]

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