thread: HELP - 3 y.o. behavioural change

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  1. #1
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    Feb 2007
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    Could he be coming down with something? Sometimes my boys become a bit like that and a day or two later come down with a cold or some other illness.

    I hope he goes back to his old self quickly .

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    Jan 2007
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    My DS has become the exact same the past few days, no idea why though. Usually it is because he's coming down with something but he doesn't seem to be this time. Its so frustrating when all they do all day is cry and sook for no reason...

    Sorry can't offer any help, just want you to know you're not alone.

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    Oct 2006
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    I'd say hes coming down with something hun, or he has the tired end of term feeling we teachers and school kids get!

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    I'd guess that he's possibly coming down with something. Or just over tired and not coping.

    I totally sympathise, my DS used to be like this ALOT, until we found out that he had allergies and intolerances that affected his sleep and behaviour. I'm not at all suggesting that's the problem for your DS, but just letting you know that you're not alone in your frustration . It is very, very difficult when you can't console your child, it's terribly upsetting. Don't feel useless, we all have those times when we can't quite figure out what's going, it's all a part of motherhood . The fact that you're talking to his carer's and posting about it shows that you care. The reason for it all will come to light,and I hope that's very soon, for all of you!

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    Oct 2006
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    I second Janie's post, DS has some issues with a few food additives, the difference in him since we took them out of his diet has been huge.
    As a mum I think you always have times where you have no idea! I have been a mum for 18 years next month and i think I know less now than when I started. The fact that you care and that you are asking questions means you are a great mum so never doubt yourself.

  6. #6
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    Apr 2008
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    Thank you ladies. It is very nice to get some support and to know I am not the only one going through this.

    I am not sure about the food additives etc as he has not changed his diet in any way so would he react now?

    I don't think he is getting sick as he usually doesn't behave like this but will be going to to Drs if it continues to rule out anything medical.

    I spoke to my mum (yah for mums!!) and she said that he could be going through a stage where he is thinking more about what is happening around him and what will be happening in the future. He could be overwhelmed. We will be going through some changes soon with a holiday in a week and we are moving over Christmas as well. Cooper knows all this as we have discussed it, read stories about it, shown him pictures of the new house etc. Hoping this is what it is but I just don't know.

    Thank you again.