Patient's question:
Boy, five years old, with aggressive behavior in kindergarten, pokes other children's eyes, pushes others down, argues with adults, runs around aimlessly, cannot sit still for five minutes, sometimes shouts loudly. What do these behaviors possess?Doctor's answer:
5-year-old boy, exhibits aggressive behavior in kindergarten, pokes other children's eyes, pushes others down, argues with adults, runs around aimlessly, cannot sit still for more than five minutes, and sometimes shouts loudly. The 5-year-old boy is prone to getting angry and hitting, shouting loudly. Considering the child's emotional restlessness, adults can use appropriate "cold treatment" by not paying too much attention or responding to the child's temper, allowing the child to realize that this method of getting angry and hitting is ineffective, and gradually it will naturally disappear. At the same time, it is necessary to establish many rules for the child, and if he violates them, timely punishment should be imposed, such as mild physical punishment or solitary reflection.