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Hello I am Angie, I am a mother of fifteen year old boy. My son is very noncompliant and disobedient. He never listens to me and my suggestions. I am also getting some complaints from his school as well. I am getting very worried about my son’s behavior. So please suggest something to me?

Don’t worry Angie such behavioral problems are commonly found in teenagers. Children most of time shows such unusual attitude. You can admit him to one of the troubled teen school. These schools have proper facilities and services for such disobedient children.

Posted by: jill

Nowadays boot camps are generally organized in schools and somewhere to guide such ill mannered teenagers. These camps also offer special classes to teenagers at weekends. Rules and regulations of these camps are very strict. It definitely helps to your child to come on right track again.

Posted by: jolie

Angie, do one thing first of all don’t scold him because scolding is not the good choice. You can easily convert his disadvantage into advantage like whenever he does something wrong you just stop talking to him for sometime. He will definitely think why my mom is not talking to me, then he will come to you and at that moment your duty is to give guidance and direction to your son.

Posted by: scott

In my opinion you can get the help from the expert consultants and they will give you the solution for your son’s problem. You can take the appointment with the counselors through phone. These counselors also suggest some best tips to parents also. Your son’s behavior will be totally changed and he will become a decent boy.

Posted by: milano

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