Pushing and hitting

[Momof4]

With that behaviour I would be relentlessly putting the child in the timeout chair and talking to him about what he is doing wrong over and over until he breaks his bad habits. He sounds like he needs anger management. I had a really violent child like that in care in my first year in business and I lasted a couple of months, then terminated. But the parents were not helping, they thought she was perfect. If the parents are discliplining nonstop at home the way you do it at daycare it will work. If the parents don't help then terminate for sure. It won't work.

[sunnydays]

It seemed they were working on it, now what I am hearing is that he doesn't do any of this at home (well he's an only child, so I understand he doesn't have other kids at home), but I have seen him push and hit his mom at pick-up time (she did sit him down and talk to him about it, but it didn't help)...so I know his behaviour must be similar at home, but plays out differently because of no siblings. I am going to try giving him his own area to play in tomorrow and he can earn his way out to play with others. We'll see how it goes...

With that behaviour I would be relentlessly putting the child in the timeout chair and talking to him about what he is doing wrong over and over until he breaks his bad habits. He sounds like he needs anger management. I had a really violent child like that in care in my first year in business and I lasted a couple of months, then terminated. But the parents were not helping, they thought she was perfect. If the parents are discliplining nonstop at home the way you do it at daycare it will work. If the parents don't help then terminate for sure. It won't work.