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disruptive behaviour at bedtime - any advice!

robin

my 5 year old grandson has become very disruptive at bedtime recently, kicking and hitting out, does anyone have any suggestions as to how to help him through this stage,  

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  • Hi Robin - if you could give us some more info it would help with replies.  Have you any ideas why his behaviour has changed?  It could be any number of things.  Perhaps a change or changes in his bedtime routine, changes in his bedroom, upset about missing something on tv, not wanting to stop what he's doing??  If you can work out why he's behaving this way then you have a better chance of finding a way of dealing with it.

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  • Hi Robin - if you could give us some more info it would help with replies.  Have you any ideas why his behaviour has changed?  It could be any number of things.  Perhaps a change or changes in his bedtime routine, changes in his bedroom, upset about missing something on tv, not wanting to stop what he's doing??  If you can work out why he's behaving this way then you have a better chance of finding a way of dealing with it.

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