Toddler Driving ME Crazy...

messfam07

Sorry I love my little girl and she is great. I have a polite well behaved little girl but she does have her moments. Having to touch everything. Trying to clean up before bed and all she does is run behind me putting it all back from where I grabbed it. I say its bedtime. She says Tay like she is ready to go then turns around and runs screaming nononononononono. I am so ready for bed.

redwalkyrie

I feel you! Even though she is adorable most of the time, my Amelia has her bad moments too! And usually bedtime is such a great time for her to run away from me while giggling, as I waddle to try to get her to put her pjs on. And Same thing about the toys. LOL
Your post made me feel better :-) I'm not alone :-)
Pregant mothers of toddlers unite! LoL!

NSizemore2011

I def. feel for you. I'm in the same boat. My DD is 3. She is in the same stage, just she knows better to mess up after mommy has cleaned. My DD likes to talk alot. 10 million questions a day. She's very energetic and loving. But sometimes you just need some peace, quiet and space. We all love our kids and know that they're just little and have a mind of their own. But sometimes it gets so overwhelming. You're not alone. it will eventually get somewhat easier. Hopefully  

Melzig76

I feel you! My DS told me tonight he would think about going to bed tomorrow, but he wasn't tired right now because he hadn't yawned yet. Five minutes after he went to bed, he was sawing logs.  They most defiantly can test our patience, but look at that sleeping angel, it's hard to be too upset.

Jessimurph

Oh me too. 90% of the time she is the best little girl and I'm so proud to be her mommy, but that 10% she really brings it and can be a little hellion. We're having a little problem with her talking back lately and I think it's my own fault because I haven't been as patient with her this pregnancy. I'm just so tired.

December192009

I hear ya! I am a third tri mommy with an 11 month old and a 23 month old - I'm definitely learning to pick my battles! I may be putting some bad habits in place but lately the name of the game is containment with my two- if they're up and it's time for me to make dinner, they get to watch their one episode of sesame street (with 11 mo old in high chair). After dinner we rush to get them in the bathtub, then pj's, read a story and off to bed - this gives me time to clean up! 

God Bless you SAHMs - I'm home for winter break and this is tough! I'm loving every minute of it, but keeping everyone happy and occupied can be extremely challenging! I don't care what anyone says, it's not "just like the weekends!"