Patient's question:
My child is over 4 years old and is now in the middle class. Previously, when they were in the lower class, they attended a different school. Now, in the middle class, they have switched to another school. In short, throughout the one and a half semester of their student life, they have attended different schools. The child practices various actions and tries to get close to people to draw attention to themselves. The school teacher said that after teaching for over ten years, they have never seen such a mischievous child and that they don't know how to handle it. I am really struggling and don't know what to do.Doctor's answer:
It is normal for boys of this age to be mischievous. You say the child stands out in a crowd and attracts attention, why does the child need this? On the one hand, there is indeed a need, with some disabilities on the other. It could also be the responses given by people around the child from a young age. Perhaps every time the child shows misbehavior, the people around him lack principles in their encouragement. The child's behavior is inseparable from the training of the environment. As for rules, when it's time for the child to understand them, parental guidance, necessary punishments, and other measures are absolutely essential.