Wow...thanks for sharing this.
My DS1 used to head bang and hit himself all the time too....I think it lasted a few months (around a similar age as your DD). I use to worry as quite often it would leave little bruises (and I would just hopehis child care workers and any body else who saw this understood it was a self inflicted injury). Thankfully he grew out of it....once he learnt to communicate better.
I try adjust his food - which could be tricky if it turns out to be common in alot of things (though he does eat alot of fruits and vegies...but sadly grapes are a favourite too)....and watch for this additive (which I never knew about)...and hopefully I can eliminate the squealing - which is not as bad, but very ear piercing
I also have an almost 1 year old, who is possibly likely to go down the same path of frustration communication.





A LOT of different sources say this - I can't believe it is so widely used if this is such a common reaction
his child care workers and any body else who saw this understood it was a self inflicted injury). Thankfully he grew out of it....once he learnt to communicate better.
)....and watch for this additive (which I never knew about)...and hopefully I can eliminate the squealing - which is not as bad, but very ear piercing
I also have an almost 1 year old, who is possibly likely to go down the same path of frustration communication.
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