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    Sunnydays, I have one little girl who does the same thing to friends.. you know getting in their space, taking their toys, pushing them... but you know whats weird, most of the time she has a huge smile on her face and his having a blast. Kindda sick when you think about it, is she smiling because she likes hurting ?? lol One thing she does, its even more getting in people's bubbles, she little squishes them, like giving a hug but pulling so hard, usually when their back is turned or going ON them if they are on the floor. I mean, how on earth to I make her understand at almost 2 to not do that. She started out here at 1 and was much worst then... Still its no fun, even though she seems to be having a blast... well until I time-out her haha

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    Quote Originally Posted by DisneyPrincess View Post
    Sunnydays, I have one little girl who does the same thing to friends.. you know getting in their space, taking their toys, pushing them... but you know whats weird, most of the time she has a huge smile on her face and his having a blast. Kindda sick when you think about it, is she smiling because she likes hurting ?? lol One thing she does, its even more getting in people's bubbles, she little squishes them, like giving a hug but pulling so hard, usually when their back is turned or going ON them if they are on the floor. I mean, how on earth to I make her understand at almost 2 to not do that. She started out here at 1 and was much worst then... Still its no fun, even though she seems to be having a blast... well until I time-out her haha
    This is my DCB exactly. I wrote a Behaviour Issue letter to DCPs. Basically that DCB's on probation and we will have to come up with some kind of solution, or i will need to terminate. I will be doing a daily log of his behaviour. This was noted in the letter...... So why so I feel like crap. Ugh. I hate this part of the Biz.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DisneyPrincess View Post
    Sunnydays, I have one little girl who does the same thing to friends.. you know getting in their space, taking their toys, pushing them... but you know whats weird, most of the time she has a huge smile on her face and his having a blast. Kindda sick when you think about it, is she smiling because she likes hurting ?? lol One thing she does, its even more getting in people's bubbles, she little squishes them, like giving a hug but pulling so hard, usually when their back is turned or going ON them if they are on the floor. I mean, how on earth to I make her understand at almost 2 to not do that. She started out here at 1 and was much worst then... Still its no fun, even though she seems to be having a blast... well until I time-out her haha
    Yep...exactly the same! It's draining as I get so tired of telling him not to touch his friends...not to push...not to crowd...not to hug...not to climb on top of...etc etc etc. But I turn away and 10 seconds later...he's doing it again. I use time-outs for actual pushing...but the rest...well I haven't found a way to get through to him. He is having fun, but his friends can't stand it...they are constantly complaining and cringing away from him.

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