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<blockquote data-quote="Liahona" data-source="post: 532501"><p>Ok, difficult child 1's past behaviors included, but not limited to, are trying to kill his siblings; especially difficult child 2. He has hit him on the soft spot with a rock, tried to scaled him with hot water, hit him on the soft spot with his fist, pulled a knife on me, asking with a smile on his face if what he had just done would kill difficult child 2 or break my legs. Urinating in weird places (like the carpet or vent). Raging for hours. Physically attacking me when I would breast feed difficult child 2. Refuse to eat. This was age 4 and 5. Ages 5 - 9 he also had hallucinations. The extreme aggression towards siblings continued. Tried to hit difficult child 3 in the head with a metal baseball bat, locked me out of the house repeatedly (until he figured out I always had keys on me.) Pushed difficult child 2 the length of the van because he thought difficult child 2 was turning into a vampire. Put a rope around difficult child 2's neck. He tried starting a fire once. Hypersexual behaviors started. He was very sneaky. He would hurt other kids even with the insane amount of supervision and I wouldn't see it. The kids at school learned to leave him alone. In second grade, in response to his hypersexual symptoms, an aide was assigned to him. He was incredibly moody and his energy also went up and down. We thought he was bipolar. About age 10 he also started to hurt the other kids while I was watching and within arms length. He was so fast I couldn't stop him in time. He started out small; pushing them, lightly hitting, he lightly kicked easy child 4 in the head when she was 2 months old. Because of his history that is when he went on the waiting list for the Residential Treatment Center (RTC). By the time his name came to the top of the list we had 3 adults in our home almost every day. School had 5 adults in the classroom and still couldn't get him to do any work. If he had a sub then he got aggressive. He is very smart though. </p><p></p><p>I should've had him in the Residential Treatment Center (RTC) much sooner than I did. </p><p></p><p>After the Residential Treatment Center (RTC) we've had very few episodes of aggression. And very little defiance. His emotional age increased 2 years in the one year he was there. He went from 2 year old level to 4 year old level. His emotional age has increased a bit since he got out too. He no longer acts bipolar. He still has anxiety and hallucinations. He is like a different kid. </p><p></p><p>difficult child 1 isn't like your son with the posturing and swearing. He was more sneaky. I you feel like your 3 year old is in danger then something needs to be done. If you feel like your difficult child won't take it past posturing and swearing then ... I'd take swearing over trying to kill his sibs. difficult child 1 never swore. </p><p></p><p>Hope your afternoon goes well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Liahona, post: 532501"] Ok, difficult child 1's past behaviors included, but not limited to, are trying to kill his siblings; especially difficult child 2. He has hit him on the soft spot with a rock, tried to scaled him with hot water, hit him on the soft spot with his fist, pulled a knife on me, asking with a smile on his face if what he had just done would kill difficult child 2 or break my legs. Urinating in weird places (like the carpet or vent). Raging for hours. Physically attacking me when I would breast feed difficult child 2. Refuse to eat. This was age 4 and 5. Ages 5 - 9 he also had hallucinations. The extreme aggression towards siblings continued. Tried to hit difficult child 3 in the head with a metal baseball bat, locked me out of the house repeatedly (until he figured out I always had keys on me.) Pushed difficult child 2 the length of the van because he thought difficult child 2 was turning into a vampire. Put a rope around difficult child 2's neck. He tried starting a fire once. Hypersexual behaviors started. He was very sneaky. He would hurt other kids even with the insane amount of supervision and I wouldn't see it. The kids at school learned to leave him alone. In second grade, in response to his hypersexual symptoms, an aide was assigned to him. He was incredibly moody and his energy also went up and down. We thought he was bipolar. About age 10 he also started to hurt the other kids while I was watching and within arms length. He was so fast I couldn't stop him in time. He started out small; pushing them, lightly hitting, he lightly kicked easy child 4 in the head when she was 2 months old. Because of his history that is when he went on the waiting list for the Residential Treatment Center (RTC). By the time his name came to the top of the list we had 3 adults in our home almost every day. School had 5 adults in the classroom and still couldn't get him to do any work. If he had a sub then he got aggressive. He is very smart though. I should've had him in the Residential Treatment Center (RTC) much sooner than I did. After the Residential Treatment Center (RTC) we've had very few episodes of aggression. And very little defiance. His emotional age increased 2 years in the one year he was there. He went from 2 year old level to 4 year old level. His emotional age has increased a bit since he got out too. He no longer acts bipolar. He still has anxiety and hallucinations. He is like a different kid. difficult child 1 isn't like your son with the posturing and swearing. He was more sneaky. I you feel like your 3 year old is in danger then something needs to be done. If you feel like your difficult child won't take it past posturing and swearing then ... I'd take swearing over trying to kill his sibs. difficult child 1 never swore. Hope your afternoon goes well. [/QUOTE]
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