Threatened By My Second Grader
Faren says her 7-year-old son, Michael's, all-day tantrums have become the main event in her home. She says Michael is aggressive, violent, and loud, and she can't take it anymore. She says he screams, kicks, and punches people, pets, and even himself. Faren and her boyfriend, Ricky, say they spend all day trying to control Michael, and nothing calms the boy down. Michael's father, Steven, claims his son is well-behaved at his home, and it's Faren that antagonizes their child. Faren's stepmom, Valinda, says her grandson needs attention from his mom, and since Ricky and a new child have moved into Faren's house, Michael is having a challenging time getting enough attention. Is there hope for Michael?
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