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A dad: Overall, she is better now than when she was a baby and toddler. It's different, obviously, but there are times when for a week or two, she is very good. Still the bad times can be very bad. That said, I do think sibling competition is a big part of it. She and I went to her...

A dad, no, it started pretty much Day 1. She was a very difficult baby who became a difficult toddler and so on. The rivalry with her brother only began around the time he was big enough for them to play together. Susie, thank for this. It's interesting to hear another parent's story. I put in...

I'm not thinking of it as an either-or, either I talk to other moms or I talk to a professional. I'd like to do both. I'm also looking into this "explosive child" program, which looks like it might fit our situation.

Found your post! Yes, I think you should continue to look into it, talk to people, but be open to concluding that it's not serious. The repeating phrases stuff seems like it must be something. One trick I use with doctors is to suggest I don't do anything further, as in, "I might not get that...

Thanks for these responses! Weary, I will have to track down your posts. It sounds great to have someone knowledgeable to talk to! We've tried suggesting she take deep breaths but we just get a, "I don't want to take deep breaths!" back. :/ But working with someone as you are doing seems like it...

We have problems with my five-year-old daughter. I'm not sure if I should get her help or whether she will grow out of it. I would appreciate any input the people on this board have as to whether we should see someone and what type of person we should see. My daughter sees a lot of the world...