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<blockquote data-quote="wakeupcall" data-source="post: 5816" data-attributes="member: 2287"><p>Wow----you have your hands full, don't you? Chances are if you think your son has ODD, he does. ODD children don't benefit from any kind of discipline. For years I've been told that they benefit more from positive rewards for good behavior, making them want to keep up those kinds of behaviors to get the positive rewards. For us, and a child now eleven with ODD, it never worked. I've never found anything that has worked for his ODD and I truly think we've done it all. The best I can offer, is that at least there are some on this board who know EXACTLY what you're going through. Your friends sounds like she has her hands full, too</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wakeupcall, post: 5816, member: 2287"] Wow----you have your hands full, don't you? Chances are if you think your son has ODD, he does. ODD children don't benefit from any kind of discipline. For years I've been told that they benefit more from positive rewards for good behavior, making them want to keep up those kinds of behaviors to get the positive rewards. For us, and a child now eleven with ODD, it never worked. I've never found anything that has worked for his ODD and I truly think we've done it all. The best I can offer, is that at least there are some on this board who know EXACTLY what you're going through. Your friends sounds like she has her hands full, too [/QUOTE]
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