What age do kids start getting out of that bratty stage?

My little girl is 5, and is impossible, she whines alot and always into things that get her in trouble, gets really loud, just a little brat, she doesn't seem to have problems at school it just at home, or the store or restuarant, do they grow out of this she will be 6 in 4 months.What age do kids start getting out of that bratty stage?
I have an 8 year old that isn't as bratty as he used to be, but I don't think he grew out of it by the age of 6. I also have a 5 year old that is in the bratty stage, wish he would grow out of it soon.
My mother in law says they start to mellow out after 5 years old, then get bad again at about 9.What age do kids start getting out of that bratty stage?
I have found that lazy parenting is what causes children to be a "brat". My guess is since she's been this way for a while she will probably continue to act the way you are describing. Calling YOUR CHILD a brat doesn't help, either.
That all depends, she may gow out if it soon, otherwise it may take longer.What age do kids start getting out of that bratty stage?
I don't think that they ever grow out of it. I have a 2 year old, a 5 year old and a 6 year old and I have watched them all go from one stage to another. I also have a 15 year old brother. I have to say he is the worst with the bratty-ness! Hold on to these years, it will get worse!! Good Luck!
ha. Never!
depends on they child.. okay when there little to about 8 then welcome in the teen years 12-19 depending on the child again
Its not your little girl that is the problem it is you. You are the parent. You set the rules and you must enforce the rules. You must do what you say and say what you mean. Be consistence with punishment. My son never had a bratty stage because it was not allowed. If he acted up he got a punishment, which what worked was 10 min. sitting on his bed with nothing every time he did misbehave. You need to start parenting or you will have a bratty kids your whole life. And if you can't control a 5 year old what are you going to do with a 15 year old.
You need to discipline her when she throws tantrums, she won't grow out of it.
No, they don't grow out of it. It either stays the same, she's awful at home and okay elsewhere, or it expands until she's awful everywhere.



You need to put a stop to this. There are several techniques that work. Decide what you want to teach her and what the effects on your long-term ability to parent her will be, pick a technique and stick with it. Odds are that she will get worse if you don't do anything.
My kids are younger than that, but I'll tell ya. I notice a big difference in the way my kids act toward discipline and getting into trouble verses other kids who do the same things. Every kid is different yes, but it has a LOT to do with HOW you discipline them. If you just let some things go and don't punish them, they're going to learn that. If you SAY you're going to punish them if they keep something up and don't......they learn that too. You have to be consistant with your punishments. Don't yell a lot, just talk to them and explain what they did was wrong. Don't wait too long after they do something to punish them because then they won't remember what they did is wrong. If it continues, I'd mention it to the dr. There are behavioral problems that can later effect kids. I've seen too many times things like ADD and ADHD gone untreated so I have a strong opinion about things like this. Read into discipline techniques and try different things for periods of time so that you can find the right technique that works for your child. Good luck.
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Good luck!!
Gee not calling her a brat might be a good place to start. Dealing with people is like digging for gold. You have to shouvel through tons of dirt before you find a single ounze of gold but you can't look at the dirt. See the gold and watch it grow. Become a goodfinder and you will be amazed at what changes you see in your daughter. Good luck!
Around 30?? =)
If she acts this way at home and not at school then maybe it is a discipline problem. What type of discipline to you have? Are you consistant or do you give into her brattyness? Have you ever watched the Nanny? All of those kids start bratty, but with love, discipline and consistancy they straighten up. It works, my kids aren't brats and never were. They are now straight A students and have never had problems with authority. they are loving and fun to be around.
"Bratty" behavior can be developmentally appropriate, but that does not mean it is acceptable. If it doesn't get her anything, she'll eventually stop. She will grow out of it if you do not respond to it positively.



If my kids are disrespectful, they certainly do not get what they asked for, and are sent to another room to collect themselves. They are more than welcome to ask for what they wanted once they have calmed down and can ask respectfully. I may say yes, I may say no. A polite request for chocolate for breakfast will still get a "No," but a bratty request for pancakes will also get a "No." I understand that kids have little self control, and that it is my job to help them develop it. I don't get ticked off at bratty behavior; I simply correct it and move on.
My younger sister is 15 and is STILL somewhat a bit of a brat . I however, grew out of it at around 10 or 11. I think everyone is different.