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cuppatea
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Posted: 17 July 2009 at 2:26pm |
yeah sucks doesn't it, Spencer dropped his just in time for Kyle to turn up
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Glow
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Posted: 17 July 2009 at 2:53pm |
Yea, hes not really half as bad anymore- I must admit- Kalz is getting better now his vocab has grown. Im now able to reason with him, still a tyrant none-the-less.(Or perhaps dynamite is a better word to describe him- my house looks like fort knox!) He drives me round the bend, I dont like him much sometimes LOL. And yep Im thankful he still has his big day sleeps
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hailstones
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Posted: 17 July 2009 at 4:47pm |
So glad to hear its not just us! Mine stomps off to her room slams the door and hides out in her closet  thought thats what a teenager does. And I have to stop myself from laughing at it sometimes cause its quite funny really (but not funny all at the same time).
Elle still has a big day sleep - usually a good 2 hours (thank god!).
I do find she is worse when she is tired - or hyped up by her father  .
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cuppatea
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Posted: 17 July 2009 at 6:00pm |
Well my terrible two year old has just gone to bed an hour early for not eating his dinner. He asked for dinner so I heated up his spaghetti that he refused to eat last night (he normally loves it) and he refused to eat it tonight as well. So I told him eat it or go to bed and here we are.
He also just went in time out 5 times for refusing to pick up the fridge magnets that he had thrown everywhere.
Ah it was all going so well until 5pm. This is what happens on the days that he doesn't nap, which is most days now
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Nikki
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Posted: 23 July 2009 at 9:55pm |
Oh no - big hugs to you all!
Makes me feel so much better about Jake (haha) - hes not bad compared to most I guess!! But does have awesome language (was putting 2 words together at 16mths) so he can explain what he wants (just doesn't like the answer sometimes!) and still sleeps 2-3.5 hours most days which helps.
To those expecting no 2 right when they turn 2 (Morgan was born 5 days after his b'day) I have found Jake a little more "temperamental" but his behaviour hasn't gone downhill too much - and he is definitely not taking anything out on her (seems very happy about having a baby sister), hes just generally more difficult. But its hard to say if thats cos DH has been primarily looking after him (I had c section) or cos hes got chickenpox or just turned 2 or Morgan arriving ... or all of the above!
Although his tantrums aren't much worse - he is definitely losing it alot more over nothing recently and whining all the time. Meltdown is way faster. And dinner is a battle since he decided a couple of months ago not to eat meat anymore (but thats been going on for a while now!) and we have the indecisiveness too .... wants it, doesn't want it, wants it.... you sit there, no I'm sitting there etc etc.
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Nikki
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Posted: 24 July 2009 at 12:12pm |
I remembered when in bed last night - we also have the "naughty" thing .... if anyone does anything he doesn't like, or even just looks at him he calls them naughty and cries!! (his nanas and the cats get it alot as well and dh and I). I think I used the word too much when we started the naughty spot! We actually don't use it now, as everytime we threatened him with it, he choose to go and sit there rather than do what he didn't want to do, so it wasn't really working!
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xLUCKYx
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Posted: 24 July 2009 at 12:50pm |
Haha Nikki that's so funny! Gabrielle isn't two yet but doing some of the same things, especially meltdowns over being told 'no'.
She also tells off all of her toys, friends, the dog and cats! She will say everything we say to her. Even last night I was in her room and she went to the lounge not before telling me to 'stay there' and shaking her finger at me at the same time lol! I am renaming her 'boss'.
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Posted: 24 July 2009 at 12:52pm |
haha, yep Jake is bossy as too .... he has been for months! He tells everyone where to sit, or stand, or come in here, go out there etc etc, it is quite painful.
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Posted: 24 July 2009 at 7:36pm |
yip another bossy one here! she also tells her toys off for hitting each other and makes them say sorry and cuddle each other and then asks the other toy if they are 'all better now?'.
Also very obsessed with all of her toys & dolls doing a poo (she even sniffs them and makes a winkled up nose) and changing their nappies- funny child.
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Posted: 24 July 2009 at 10:10pm |
lol toddlers are such funny creatures!
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