19 months going on 13.

minervacullen

Milla is mostly a very sweet, lovable, good girl. However, when she's pissed or doesn't like what you said, it's another story.

She's recently picked up on DS's 7 year old mannerisms. Today she was on the table, I told her to get down. She came back with "oh, come on! Moooommmmm!" In a perfect whiny tone. DS says that alllll the time. I tell him to pick up, do his reading, to eat healthy.... That's his reply. He usually listens, but has to get that in.

Then today we had a meltdown because I wouldn't let her take her new potty to bed. Seriously, they don't belong in cribs little girl.

DH thought a girl would be so much easier, now he claims she has my attitude But she cuddles and loves kisses and is always saying I love you. It's just that once or twice a day toddler time.

Karma. I just know that's what my parents think,

LittleFish1

you gave me a good giggle ... odd how it is so much funnier when it isn't at your house/ isn't your kid.

SingleMom31

Isa's new favorite thing is shaking her head no when she doesn't want to do something.  Like, "Isa, it's time to go upstairs for a bath." "No."  The funny part is that she hasn't learned "Yes" yet, so if you ask her if she wants something, she doesn't have a good answer for you other than to point at it. 

jsoubel

"No way!"  That little gem came home from daycare.   My favorite Sonja "no way" is when she is fake crying, waving one arm around in front of her and saddest-baby-in-the-world saying it.  She finally learned "yes" and life has gotten better.