Talk to your doctor: First, talk with your child's doctor. She may recommend a child therapist or behavior counselor. Give your child choices where you can, but not where you can't. You can say "it's time for bed. Do you want to read a book or sing a song before you go to sleep?" don't say "do you want to go to bed"! avoid unnecessary power struggles and choose your battles. Be consistent with important rules, though.
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Lack of emotional: regulation + aggression suggest a Neurodevelopmental or Childhood Dysregulation Disorder. Call your school district's Child Find for evaluation for Early Childhood Special Ed. See a child psychologist, psychiatrist or developmental/behavioral pediatrician & seek family therapy to insure (s)he gets no positive or negative attention for tantrums & sees/hears no aggression at home or on TV/videos.
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Behavioral psycholog: You should start with a behavioral psychologist. If strategies do not help, a psychiatrist may be able to prescribe a medication to help deal the behavior.
Answered 7/27/2015
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