I think identifying triggers is important because sometimes you just have to work around things like crowds, noises, breakage, etc. It may not always be possible to eliminate a behavior but sometimes you can decrease through rewards. Short 2-3 minute time outs worked well with Liam when he was younger.

Yes. She has a swing at all three family houses. Loves it.

I think a lot of physical activity helps behaviors in sensory seeking kids. Liam is always better behaved when he gets an opportunity to swing and run around

http://wearelikeyourchild.blogspot.com/2014/05/...

A checklist for identifying sources of aggression

http://wearelikeyourchild.blogspot.com/2014/05/a-checklist-for-identifying-sources-of.html

I think with our special children it’s really difficult but I am working on correcting negative behaviour with a firm chat , & if they just behave long enough to listen that’s massive in itself, punishment makes it worse & they don’t understand it, one day at a time with lots of love & support, and lots & lots of phrase & encouragement one the good behaviour. And remember chin up my friend. X