Guest guest Posted September 5, 2006 Report Share Posted September 5, 2006 I do not know what to make of my 2 year olds behavior? What do you think could be the problem and what would you do? We go to see the doctor again tomorrow. It all started when my son got a bug. It was diarrhea for a few days then it progressed to vomiting for 10 days. During this time if he wanted a drink in the middle of the night we would give it to him to make sure he was getting enough fluids. Once the flu was over he continued to wake-up and wanted juice and water. He then started to bang his head on the walls and floors in the middle of the night. (He had never done this before!) When we would go in his room he would ask for juice. We figured that he had just been spoiled from being sick so we tried for weeks to not give him juice and figure that the head banging was a way to get a reaction. (There definitely is a reaction because we are connected to our neighbors.) It as been 3 months now and we still have the same problem. We have given into pacifying him b/c he would not stop banging his head without having juice. He wakes up several times bangs his head and then when we come in the room to tell him to stop he begs for juice. We have put him on N0-Fenol, peptizyde and probiotics for a few weeks now (he has been on a full capsule for 1 week now that we took some time to work up to it. Do you think we will see any improvements soon with sleep? He only knows a few words so he cannot tell us what is going on. It has been rough and very humbling. It can feel helpless at times not knowing what is going on with our child. What can you make of this? Could it be that he is just wanting a reaction? Just thought I would ask so I can be prepared when we go to the doctor tomorrow. Thank you! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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