Guest guest Posted February 4, 2001 Report Share Posted February 4, 2001 I was just wondering if anyone has any advise on how to get my son to stop screaming. He is 3 and a half and at the moment he is nov- verbal. I have started him on the casein free part of the diet so far but I don't think this has anything to do with it. He understands a lot of what we are saying and his screaming is usually in response to something we have said or something that he wants or doesn't want to do. Should I just ignore it and let our whole family go deaf from the screams or is there another way. He doesn't scream all the time. It is just when he wants something. I know he is just frustrated and we have been giving him other outlets for speech such as signing and pictures. The speech therapists all have told me that it is so frustrating to him not to be able to talk. You can see that he deperately wants to communicate with us. Also, he is very much into playing on his computer. He plays all kinds of computer games. The problem is that he wants to be on it all day long. From the minute he gets up to the minute he goes to sleep he wants to play on this computer. The funny things is that I think he is teaching himself how to read. I am absolutely amazed at how he know how to operate the computer and the games. I have never showed him how to play these games but he teaches himself how to do everything. I know he knows all of this letters already and his numbers up to almost 20. We swear he is starting to read. When he wants a video on, he will look through 20 of them and know exactly which one he wants. I am so sorry to ramble, I am just so confused over everything. Should I let him play on the computer as much as he wants? What do I do about this screaming? I suppose it is only going to get worse when I start the gluten free portion of this diet. Anyway, I would love any suggestions on how to handle this behavior. Thanks for listening. - B Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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