Using these strategies will lead to more positive behaviors and cut down on problem behaviors. You can read about these techniques in many books. Talk with your doctor about whether medication will help your child. Be open to counseling. It can help your child deal with frustration, feel better about himself or herself, and learn more about social skills.
Parents can share practical advice and emotional support.
Meet with the school and develop an educational plan to address your child's needs. Both you and your child's teachers should get a written copy of this plan. Keep in touch with your child's teacher. Tell the teacher how your child is doing at home. Ask how your child is doing in school.