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Hi, I am Rihana. My son has been expelled from school three times in last seven months. I am getting his regular complaints from school and am being called there time and again. The teachers complaint that he is always rude and often bunk classes. I feel dishonorable everytime they call me. Please tell me how should I help my child.

Hi! Rihana. I understand that you are going through a bad phase. But don’t worry; there are various help options available today for mothers like you. Military schools are of great help to such teens as they teach them how to get into discipline.

Posted by: Nevia

I would suggest Rihana to take her troubled teenager to a good counselor, so that they can guide you with something good. Also, list out good military schools and boarding schools nearby your state and get your child enrolled in one of the best.

Posted by: tiny

Children who shows this type of behavior as of your son such as bunking classes, rude behavior towards others, violent activities, disobedient are often found suffering from ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder). It is a serious problem if not treated at time and may cause problems in future. You should immediately go for a psychiatric help. There are also many residential treatment centers for these types of struggling teens.

Posted by: Rob

If your son is struggling with these types of behaviors then he may be suffering from ODD. Sometimes teens that are not good in studies, may also shows these symptoms as they have lack of self confidence and they try to release their stress and depression through violent activities. I suggest you to go for a counselor help. Give proper care, love and respect to your struggling teen. Try to make him engage in different creative activities. This will surely help him.

Posted by: Spencer

Rihana, as you mentioned your son has been expelled three times from the school and also bunk the classes. May be your son is not interested in studies or school is not strict towards their students. Only strictness of military school can help your son.

Posted by: Michel

Hi Rihana, your son is in the phase of life where he has to look forward towards his future. All these activities can pull his future towards darkness. You must take some hard steps and send him to a boarding school where he can get more serious towards his future.

Posted by: Philips

Rihana as you wrote about your son’s behavior, I think is suffering from learning disabilities. All things that you have told about your son are the symptoms of this disorder. May be your son is in depression or in other problem. You should talk to counselor of professional about son’s problem. Immediately take a forward step otherwise it can affect your child career.

Posted by: Jack

Your son is not showing any interest in studies so it can affect his career. You have to talk with him with love and ask his problem. May be he is taking interest in other good or bad activities. You should notice that what the reason behind it is. If he is suffering from any disorder, then you have to send him therapeutically or boarding school.

Posted by: Jack

I think Rihana is facing a serious problem. As a teacher I would suggest you to make very good relationship with your son and make him to obey all your orders. Then tell him what you are expecting from him and the use of getting succeeded in the studies. Then ultimately you don’t have any problem from your son.

Posted by: John

Hi, Rihana your son might get new friends in your street. I think you observe all his actions on a particular day and analyze the things that he is going wrong. Give him a counseling class from his father and his other good friends. Tell his friends to support him in his studies. Make him to understand the use of reading well in the class and for his future.

Posted by: Borris

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