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I don't know where else to go for help, I figured you guys might have some words of wisdom Cheap Jordan Shoes . In the past few months, my 5 year old has gone from a smart, silly, well-behaved and GREAT kid, to a wild child. She is far worse at school than home, sometimes hitting and pushing (I KNOW it's out of frustration, but she just can't keep from doing it once she hits that mad/frustrated point), she's interrupting, not sitting still, not listening all the time. She is interrupting and not listening at home, but is a good big sister and never, ever hits or pushes. She doesnt see pushing or hitting at home, so she has learned it from school, but im always told she is the only kne doing it. We have tried reward charts, responsibility charts, taking away TV time, time out. I try not to do all negative reinforcement Cheap Jordan Shoes For Sale , but I'm at my wits end. Her teacher has already decided she's a bad kid and constantly singles her out, as though she is waiting for her to screw up. She is no longer allowed to play with her best friend in class because they bicker, which is bullshit to me because I teach her to take care of her problems, not avoid them. anyways, I got a nasty note home today. I don't know what else to do. She is a good kid but it feels like she just can't keep control all the time. I can tell when she is going to have a particularly bad day because she gets quite pale with very pink under her eyes Cheap Jordans . At one point, we started lessening gluten, and that seemed to help some, but we have never completely cut it out. If you have treated behavior issues with diet, can you share your experience? I'm so frustrated.
Food coloring, especially some of the reds, are awful for my younger son. Dh calls it ADHD in a bottle. Ds gets seriously wild, can't sit still, can't concentrate, won't listen. It's terrible. If I make sure he doesn't get anymore of it, he's back to his normal self in three or four days.
Our school does a snack time and the each kid brings snacks on a certain day. Some of those snacks are full of food coloring. Some are things I would never feed my kids and which I don't even really consider to be food. Those neon orange Cheeto's, for instance. The school also uses the orange and red colored drinks for any event. Those set my kid off like crazy. They're nothing but water, high fructose corn syrup, artificial flavoring and food coloring and they make my son turn into a wild man.
So I'm would be inclined to think your dd's problems are related to the stuff she's eating at school. I send my kids' lunches and their own snacks. If the snack that is provided doesn't have food coloring or too much junk, then I let them have it Cheap Jordans For Sale . My 8 year old is old enough to judge that for himself and my 5 year old has a teacher who is willing to work with me. They also often get candy for a reward. I have them bring the candy home and then trade it to me for candy that they've helped pick out from the health food store. You can get candy with no artificial food coloring and no high fructose corn syrup.
Start a food diary. Write down everything she eats and make notes when you notice the physical symptoms (pink puffy eyes sounds like a possible allergy to me) you mentioned or bad behavior. If you don't already pack her lunch for school, I would start, and make sure she has a protein rich breakfast. Also, ask the teacher to note if she eats anything at school and when the unacceptable behaviors are occurring. If its mostly in the morning, or mostly after lunch it could help narrow down the problem.
There could be some environmental factors here too. Flourecent lighting, fumes from cleaning products etc. could be contributing to her not feeling so great and having a shorter fuse at school. Is she getting plenty of sleep?
I recently elimiated dairy and gluten from my 4 and a half year old's diet to trial because of complaints of tummy aches. So far she has stopped having pee accidents (praise God!), is not hyperactive before bed anymore and is sleeping better Cheap Jordans . Biggest difference, though, is that she is so much sweeter and more well behaved - she still has 4 year old fits, but she is able to recover from them quicker and doesn't have "bad days" anymore, just bad moments.
Can't say this would help in your situation, just telling you what I have done! We plan on trialing both dairy and gluten (one at a time) sometime after Christmas to see if it's one or both that's causing the issues.
Yup, gluten free for behavioral reasons. We also went Dairy-free but we didn't notice much of a difference between the two, but she started to develop cavities, so we added back in the (raw) dairy. Cavities healed again. Whew! I have twins, but only one with behavior problems.
I also added a multidude of vitamins and homeopathics. Takes about 3 weeks to kick in. Vitacost frequently has a BOGO with their brand stuff, and that's when I stock up. It's cheap, and they're yummy. Your kid won't know they're taking a vitamin Bred 11s . You can find a B2G1 deal on the last 2. The liquid you can hide in OJ (I only give a small amount, so I can be sure she drinks it all) and the Brightspark tastes like candy, so that won't be hard to take.
As for the teacher, I would write to her and tell her what you're doing. I would say that you realize that her behavior is getting worse, and that you will be trying out different regimens, so please feel free to send notes home and keep her informed of how she is doing. I think if the teacher knows the issue is being addressed and taken seriously, she may ease up.
Edited to add: My DD is a new kid. She's 4.5 and was bouncing off the wall before. And we eat well without any fake ingredients so I didn't think it could be her diet. She's kind now, listens (well, mostly ) and she can sit and listen to her teacher, focus on her schoolwork, and no crazy impulsive behaviors like a random biting of her friend, or pushing someone for no reason, etc. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional Cheap Jordan Shoes For Sale . Please review the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use before using this site.


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