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<blockquote data-quote="SRL" data-source="post: 126557" data-attributes="member: 701"><p>Welcome Whoami. No need to be nervous here--you're among friends.</p><p> </p><p>I could have written your post when my child was 3. I could tell him a zillion times over not to do something and it didn't matter--very different than my firstborn who was fairly easy to handle. I'd suggest that you lay low on the discipline for now until you do some research and get a handle on what is or isn't going on. Focus on safety and let the rest go for now. </p><p> </p><p>We'll give you some help on how to approach the pediatrician and as well how to hopefully handle your son in a way he'll respond better to. Could you please tell us a little more--</p><p> </p><p>1) What are you seeing in your son that makes you describe him as brilliant?</p><p>2) What kinds of interests and/or obsessions does he have?</p><p>3) How is his speech--any delays, differences, or adult like speech?</p><p>4) Is he throwing food out of anger or are there some very picky eating habits there?</p><p>5) Any mental health issues in the family history--anxiety, bipolar, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, obsessive tendencies, substance abuse, developmental issues?</p><p> </p><p>Hang in there--I'm hopeful we'll be able to get you some help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRL, post: 126557, member: 701"] Welcome Whoami. No need to be nervous here--you're among friends. I could have written your post when my child was 3. I could tell him a zillion times over not to do something and it didn't matter--very different than my firstborn who was fairly easy to handle. I'd suggest that you lay low on the discipline for now until you do some research and get a handle on what is or isn't going on. Focus on safety and let the rest go for now. We'll give you some help on how to approach the pediatrician and as well how to hopefully handle your son in a way he'll respond better to. Could you please tell us a little more-- 1) What are you seeing in your son that makes you describe him as brilliant? 2) What kinds of interests and/or obsessions does he have? 3) How is his speech--any delays, differences, or adult like speech? 4) Is he throwing food out of anger or are there some very picky eating habits there? 5) Any mental health issues in the family history--anxiety, bipolar, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, obsessive tendencies, substance abuse, developmental issues? Hang in there--I'm hopeful we'll be able to get you some help. [/QUOTE]
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