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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hitting / biting is not normal behavior, although certain people will scream their disagreement. I can only suspect that something was happening at daycare. [/quote]

You are an idiot, although I assume you are also a troll.

Anyone with a basic knowledge of child development would know that toddlers lack the vocabulary to express needs, wants and emotions.  They get frustrated, they often act out in aggression.  Totally normal, and nothing to be concerned about.[/quote]

Here's a novel concept for our hateful poster:
Have you ever considered the possibility that there may be more than one way of effective communication?

If you are so removed from your child, that the only language you comprehend is English, you are at a tremendous disadvantage. And it's easy to understand why your child feels compelled to resort to attack on others, in order to be heard.

All children communicate at birth. Parents and caregivers may or may not be equipped to understand and correctly respond to the child's communication. At least that's my experience.

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NP here. I don't think there is one "hateful poster" here. There are multiple posters who are all arguing against you. You are the one who is alone here, trying to convince everybody that you know something about child development.[/quote]
Your bully behavior has no purpose here. This thread is about toddler behavior and communication.[/quote]

I'm sorry this reality check made you feel bullied. Maybe you should go back and look at your own posts and see who is the bully here. OP was seeking advice, and you are taking this opportunity to blame her parenting skills for her son's experience of a very common situation. You also seem to have an anti-daycare agenda (and I say this as a SAHM).[/quote]
Why shouldn't the teachers improve their teaching skills?[/quote]

Huh? How is this a response to the PP?[/quote]

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