Will my child's behavior problems ever go away?

Possible....with: Lots of parental involvement and proper treatement from professional.

Need more Info: If your child has an underlying neurodevelopmental/genetic disorder or primary mental illness as the root of the behavior problems, he needs evaluations by a developmental/behavioral pediatrician, a pediatric neuropsychologist, and a child psychiatrist. Please don't assume that you are a "bad" parent or that he is a "bad" kid. Ask your pediatrician for these referrals asap.

Want to try a book?: This e-book on kindle could help right away. It's only $5.95 and you could read it in less than two hours and be able to help your child behave better right away. It's called: "parenting the kids according to a child psychiatrist." good luck and best wishes.

Behavior problem: Depends on the type of behaviors, your child's age, how long he/she has had them, & what was tried before. Discuss with the pediatrician or child psychiatrist.

Behavior problems: Depends on age, extent of problem, type of therapy given, and the child's social support system.

It Depends: The answer is that it truly depends upon the problem.Some problems are part of the normal developmental progression, such as temper tantrums. Others, such as oppositional defiant disorder are more complex.Perhaps genetic, and require extensive counseling and help. Some may go away, some may be a life long struggle.There are not always easy solutions.

Behavior problems: Depends on the child's age, what behavior problems are seen, and what therapy s/he is receiving.

Child behaviors: Child behavior problems don't magically go away. Rather, assessing the nature and severity of the problems, determining the causes and influences, and what maintains the behavior will lead to good results. Of course, it's the parents' responsibility to maintain consistency and strengthen replacement behaviors with rewards, as well. Seek help from a child psychologist, if the problems are severe.