Hitting and Kicking: Understanding the Developmental Context
Your toddler hits when they don't get their way. Your preschooler kicks during an argument with a peer. Your child strikes out when frustrated or over...
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Your toddler hits when they don't get their way. Your preschooler kicks during an argument with a peer. Your child strikes out when frustrated or over...
Your toddler hits when they're frustrated. Your preschooler punches a peer during conflict. Your child throws things when they don't get their way. Ag...
The toddler who hits their parent, bites a playmate, or pushes another child off a toy is not demonstrating early antisocial tendencies. They are demo...
Physical aggression — hitting, biting, pushing, snatching — is one of the most common behavioural challenges in daycare settings. Parents whose childr...
Being told that your child has hit, bitten, or pushed another child at daycare is alarming for most parents. It is natural to wonder: is something wro...
A toddler who bites another child at nursery produces immediate shame in the parent, concern from staff, and upset in the bitten child. It is one of t...
Two toddlers and one attractive toy is a reliably predictable situation: one will take the toy, the other will object, escalation will follow. Adults...