Patient's question:
The child is very well-behaved at home, but at school, they dislike hitting others and get extremely agitated when something goes wrong. When taught, they apologize, but it's the same old story. They also often do many bad things at school and don't listen to anything said to them. We went to a children's hospital and had an MRI, which showed no problems, but there is some developmental delay. Which department should we visit at the hospital for this, and I hope someone with expertise can give us some advice. Thank you all.Doctor's answer:
The child must be lacking in family warmth, the love and care they should receive from their parents, as well as parental companionship. Given this situation, parents should encourage and guide them more, spending a significant amount of time and love with patience to help them grow. They should believe that the child has the ability to discern right from wrong. Additionally, parents should take them out to play with other children, immersing them in the activities, and avoid making them feel inferior or less capable than others. Encourage them more, use positive and motivational language, and avoid heavy criticism. Even if they make mistakes, let them know that it will be better next time.