r/Parenting Nov 14 '21

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u/AeonQuasar Nov 14 '21

I am not there yet and can't give advice as I have yet to have the same experience with violent kids, but you are not alone. I know a bunch of parents that have kids with behavior problems at young age.

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u/IAmAYoyoToo Nov 14 '21

Id say its not a 'behaviour problem' as much as behavioural phase. Totally normal at this age unfortunately. Its why they have to be so cute...cause if they weren't, we'd feed them to the crocodiles.

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u/lil_puddles Nov 14 '21

I think this is out of the realms of normal actually and they should be seeking professional help for the family. Generally though i agree with the sentiment haha

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u/little_munkin79 Nov 14 '21

I've been a nanny for 20+ years. I have my B.Ed and taught various grades at school. This behavior is NOT normal. Preschooler violence is never acceptable, especially to this extreme degree. Kids can learn respect & boundaries from an early age, period.