Behaviour concerns are things that people do that may be a problem for others. These things may hurt them, other people, or things around them.
Children and adults with disabilities also portray this behavior which is a means for them to communicate a need. They may require to learn other ways where they can express themselves by seeking help from a therapist.
For instance, if the cause of the behavior is because of a breakdown in communication, then one is required to get a speech therapist and if the behavior is caused by their sensory system. An occupational therapist is the best person to deal with the problem. These specialists normally come up with a behavior support strategy.

Examples of behavior concerns mostly in children include;

Blaming others

This happens when a child refuses to own up their mistakes every time and starts blaming others which are easily noticeable.

Violence

A parent or guardian should be concerned when their child is always throwing tantrums, negatively interacting with other children, and also when they become physically aggressive. Violence can also be characterized by being destructive and also disobedient.

Defiance

When a child shows defiance, they might have Conduct Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, or Attention Defiant Hyperactivity Disorder. These disorders are normally accompanied by signs of being disobedient all the time.

Inattentiveness.

All kids struggle to focus from time to time, especially when they are not interested. If, however, you notice that your child struggles to concentrate, or they continually move from one task to another without completing any, this may be a sign of ADHD. You may also notice impulsivity and overactivity.

Antisocial

When a child is more antisocial especially in their early stages, it may lead to ODD or CD. This may be also characterized by them not following rules.
In students some of the behaviour concerns are;

Disruptive

This is whereby they disrupt the usual process of the institution or other students. They may also become physically confrontational. They might also feel troubled which affects their performance, personal hygiene, and interactions with other students. The behavior changes also lead to problems in concentration and making decisions.

Behavior change in children may lead to a lot of concern for the whole family which may lead to stress or depression. It’s important as a parent or guardian to seek help for both you and the affected child especially when you see some unusual behaviors in them.