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Is it normal for my 3 yr old to act bizarre since having her adnoids and tonsils 1 week
She had her tonsils and adnoids out one week ago. She acts good a lot, but she screams, hits, throws things, doesn't want to take her medicine. We see a severe change in her behavior. She has never acted like this before. We are very worried. Is this normal.
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Yes and no. Sometimes having to go through a situation like that can caus trauma that may be temporary. At first you dote on her a lot and then you have to back off so there is sepration anxiety and other things going on. Give it time and keeps consistent boundries. |
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