My daughter is 5 years old and lately she's been having meltdowns. Maybe it's a growth spurt. She's…

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My daughter is 5 years old and lately she's been having meltdowns. Maybe it's a growth spurt. She's just so moody and cries for no reason. She clings to her underwear, which is weird. I've bought tons of underwear, they fit well, but she doesn't like them. I've noticed she can't stand any discomfort. It triggers a tantrum. She demands 'right now and never again.' She says strange things, like 'incident,' and again, it's about these undies. She adjusts them and says: 'I wish I were dead already.' I was shocked. And she screams so loud that people in the next buildings probably think we're killing her.
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Valyushka
Magnesium at night as an option. Maybe something in the garden?
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Yakovleva Mariya
Are you diagnosing everyone?
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Natalya
I work with kids and I see that this isn't okay
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Yakovleva Mariya
And the fact that she's normal in herself. And only has these occasional quirks. Is that immediately a diagnosis? She sings songs, knows her letters, counts. It's not good to label children with diagnoses just like that.
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Natalya
Your previous post also had something strange. In 15 years working in a kindergarten, I've never heard anything like it. In any case, it's worth visiting a neurologist and a psychiatrist to make sure nothing is missed.
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