what a child who is offencive at the age of three is going to be in the future?

Question

A child who is always angry, likes to fight and even easily annoyed.

Answer 1

That behaviour has stemmed from the adults around the child, you need to look into who is at fault.

On the other hand it could be something that needs to be brought to the attention of a child psychologist.

Answer 2

At The age of Three a child is too young to be blamed for being offencive. The Child might be Hyper-Active ,and not being given the right kind of care and discipline that Hyper-Active Children need.Perhaps the Child feels unloved and unwanted.Show a little more patience.

Answer 3

Either something is bothering this child or you need to look at what this child is eating, drinking, and other things such as chemicals in hygene products.

Failing that, question the parenting methods, be firm and don't give in. The anger and fighting have obviously got the child results. Ignore the tantrums and the changes should come along.

Answer 4

Sounds like a child who needs more structure. Could be a parenting issue. Seek proffessional help for guidance to see.
If there is no control now there will be major problems later. Been there done that and own the Tshirt. You need parenting advice as well as rule out medical problems.

Answer 5

A lot of 3 year olds are like that because they can't communicate all the want to communicate. They know what they want, but they can't tell you what they want which makes them frustrated and angry a lot of the time. I would try to be patient, but treat any dangerous or deliberately defiant (i.e you say no but they do it anyway, looking at you while they do it) seriously. They could be like anything in the future. I think most parents know that you can't define your child at 3.

Answer 6

President of a major nation, or CEO of a big corporation.

Sounds like the child already has most of the qualifications, except for spinning the self-defensive tales explaining how the terrible things he/she's doing are actually good for the rest of us.

But he/she'll learn how to tell those when they become a teenager.



P.S. I hope you're just making a subtle analogy. If you're actually worried about an real kid, please accept my apologies. If you post something indicating that, I'll try to come up with some actual advice.

Answer 7

Children learn from parents and of course television and dvd's, etc? He's frustrated but will know he has control through his tantrums. He has the potential to be a bigger bully but at that age it's too soon to write them off. The sooner guidelines and discipline are implemented the better, though it sounds like the parents haven't got the answer?

Answer 8

He is going to be a normal well behaved bright little boy. Mine was also like that from 2 to 4.....I actually thought that I was to blame, he was so angry and frustrated. I send him from 09 00 until 12 00 everyday to a play group from age 3 years and 4months and he was immediately better. It is just a stage they go through, be patient and do not lose your temper or try to...........just wait and see there is an angel waiting for you

Answer 9

Vey strong willed and strong minded. Most likely achievers! It's hard to deal with kids like that when they are young, but when they grow up, what ever goals they go for they reach them! My daughter was like that. She is now with the Military Police! She turned out to be one of the finest people I have ever known and has so much compassion for other people, that I would of never thought when she was younger. She also has 2 children!

Answer 10

He is going to be an offensive person and most likely get into trouble often and can end up in prison easily.