Ms. N is really approaching those "terrible twos" age. She is becoming more and more independent (or at least trying), she has more and more tantrums and really just becoming a bit annoying. I know all toddlers go through this stage, but my question is: "Can't we just skip it?"
Lately our days are more like a roller coaster. I am not trying to complain or anything. Reality is that she has better days more often than bad days.
She also has no problem communicating her feelings to us. She just starts crying when she is sad(or worst case scenario she throws herself on the ground), she smiles when she is happy, she claps and praises herself when she is excited and so on...
There are time outs and temper tantrums and flying food and hair pulling in our life. Did we miss the sign? How did we turn on this road?
Lately our days are more like a roller coaster. I am not trying to complain or anything. Reality is that she has better days more often than bad days.
She also has no problem communicating her feelings to us. She just starts crying when she is sad(or worst case scenario she throws herself on the ground), she smiles when she is happy, she claps and praises herself when she is excited and so on...
There are time outs and temper tantrums and flying food and hair pulling in our life. Did we miss the sign? How did we turn on this road?
She is making really good friends with Amanda and would not let her be while we were at the beach. Will & I call Amanda the “shinny new toy” or the “new best friend” of Naddie’s. Just think of how invasive and clingy kids can be, double that, and you get a “Naddie around Amanda”.
