Where's my happy boy gone?

[RoyaUK]

if you feel concerned, it's worth asking a GP to check his ears. My DD1 was behaving the same way and I felt something wasn't quite right. Turned out she had an ear infection.

If it's just being a toddler, I found the day goes easier if I can say Yes more than No. So perhaps limit the 'no' activities or temptations and do more activities that he feels like he's in control of. I found trying to be as physically active as possible (local park/playcentre) wore out DD1 at that age and helped with the frustration outbursts.

[The[cookie]Doctor]

Sonya, Ordinarily I would say check out his ears, but my ordinarily happy child is the bloody devil incarnate and it is his MOLARS. He has been fine fr all other but right now his is miserable and intolerable.

if it's teeth, hng in there...