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I give parents advice that is candid, positive and practical. I give them ideas that work and that they can use immediately, not study. My advice is based on expertise and experience in the area of early childhood education that spans 40 years of work as a professional and as a parent and grandparent. See askevelyn.com

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Topic: Parenting--Toddlers/Infants/Pre-Schoolers



Expert: Evelyn Petersen
Date: 7/20/2008
Subject: my 3 year old biting@school

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hello there my question for you is In the bast 3 days my son has bit his teacher 3 different times when he was told no he couldnt do something or have something. Also  the last few trips he has had to the store with my wife have ended with tantrums that involve throwing him self to the floor. When i am with them at the store the most we get is a pout after he is that he can't have something.  I'm not sure if this is normal  behavior or if we have autism or add issues here. thank you any and all advice you have will be helpful, Deric

Answer
Hi Deric
I do not think this is autism or ADHD, or he would be acting this way with YOU, not just mom.  He is having tantrums that usually occur with the child of age two.  Ignore these as much as possible or remove him to a quiet place and let him scream or whatever...do not give him attention for the behavior.  Praise him a lot whenever he is acting correctly or being good.  Try to help your wife by going to the store with them, or keep him at home.  Evelyn

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