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<blockquote data-quote="tiredmommy" data-source="post: 179369" data-attributes="member: 1722"><p>Welcome! I'm sorry you had to find us. I found the only thing that helped improve my daughter's behavior toward other children was to immediately remove her from the situation. We could do this because she is an only child and I'm a stay at home mom. I explained that bullies don't get to play with the other kids or do fun things. I also made her apologize and draw a picture for the victim. Some may not agree with the apology if it's not sincere, but I figure the victim deserved to know that an apology was in order. Besides which, Duckie hates to apologize and so it was further motivation for her not to repeat the behavior.</p><p> </p><p>I'm not a doctor but I believe controlling, manipulative or taunting behavior doesn't necessarily mean a childhood disorder is at play, but could be a red flag. Do you see anything else going on that causes you concern?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tiredmommy, post: 179369, member: 1722"] Welcome! I'm sorry you had to find us. I found the only thing that helped improve my daughter's behavior toward other children was to immediately remove her from the situation. We could do this because she is an only child and I'm a stay at home mom. I explained that bullies don't get to play with the other kids or do fun things. I also made her apologize and draw a picture for the victim. Some may not agree with the apology if it's not sincere, but I figure the victim deserved to know that an apology was in order. Besides which, Duckie hates to apologize and so it was further motivation for her not to repeat the behavior. I'm not a doctor but I believe controlling, manipulative or taunting behavior doesn't necessarily mean a childhood disorder is at play, but could be a red flag. Do you see anything else going on that causes you concern? [/QUOTE]
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