Maybe he gets one chance in the morning, and if he blows it, seperate. Then, after nap a clean slate? I think the rest of the day would be too much for him to understand if he does it in the morning.

Maybe he is someone who likes alone time. I would seperate him if he hurts someone, but also give him the option of going into his area by choice B4 he does. Does he seem to have any interest in playing with the other kids? Does he play at all? I mean, will he drive a car around and go brmmm brmm, or build something with blocks, or anything?

I had a boy years ago who was very aggressive. I ended up letting him go after 14 mo of trying. He was very bright, ended up being "gifted and talented". He's moved away, but seems to be doing well. He just didn't like going with the flow...marched to his own drummer. He was really sweet one-on-one though. It was wierd how sweet he could be.

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