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2littlemonsters | September 2nd

One angry little boy

Hi all, I have a 4 year old son who just seems really angry all the time. Moast of the time the aggression id towards his younger brother  who is 2, but of late I'm coping some real attude. He has started to really push his limits with both me and his father. He goes to kindy two days a week and he has lots of friends and they all think he is really funny. His kindy teachers say they have seen some of his frustration tho. So my qustion is this. is this just a stage? and has anyone tried a change of diet to assist mood swings in children and did it help?



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sleeplessinil
September 4th | sleeplessinil
Re: One angry little boy

Changing diet to eliminate sugar can't hurt at all!!

Is there a stressful event that took place that may have started his bad moods such as the death of a family member, a new house etc..In this case support and reassurance and lots of one on one time may help..

I wish you the ebst and hope that you get to the root of the problem!



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mumof2b
September 3rd | mumof2b
Re: One angry little boy

A change in diet can do wonders. Limit cordial/juices, limit processed foods.

We had a boy start at my Pre-school this year who I have to say was quite out of control and his mother knew it but didn't know what to do or where to start. We found out he was drinking a lot of green cordial at home and suggested to Mum that this could be  part of the problem and she cut it out of his diet and the change is amazing. We were only just talking about him the other day and saying was a lovely boy he is now and his Mum is amazed at he change in him.

Amanda xxx



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lexiw
September 3rd | lexiw
Re: One angry little boy

I would suggest changing his diet, it can't hurt, and it may just be that easy.

Good luck 

  Lexi xxx



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mellay
September 2nd | mellay
Re: One angry little boy

it's alittle of everything!tirednes from kindy and the age they love to see what they can get away with.food is acontribute take him off all processed foods chips lollies etc.lots of fruit  and veg and watch sugar contents any more than 30% sugar in a product put it back on the shelf.and it's also underlying jealousy of his brother he's only a baby and still needs alot of care so the older boy is getting attention anyway he can even if it's negative.just persist with what your doing even after you've repremanded him give him 5 minutes to think about what's been said then go in and tell him you love him and give him a hug



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coolkat
September 2nd | coolkat
Re: One angry little boy

Hi There. I think all children at some point do test your boundaries to see how far they can go. I have heard that if there is not enough zinc in a child's diet this can cause irritability. Anwyay it's a hard one .....Is he tired? or competing with the youngest? Perhaps he needs a bit of tough love? Good Luck I'm sure you will work it out.

 



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