Patient's question:
My child always gets angry for no reason and throws tantrums that nothing seems to calm down. After throwing a tantrum, they become very well-behaved, don't like to play with other children, and always imitate others' responses. They don't interact with teachers or classmates during tutoring.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, if the child has been spoiled since childhood, they might exhibit such behavior. Additionally, it is important to frequently bring the child to interact with other children, so they can learn to help and accommodate each other, and integrate into the group. Pay close attention to observing the child's emotional and motor movements, have patient communication, and engage the child in more activities and interactions with other children. This will surely help identify the child's discomfort and stabilize their emotions.