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My son is 18 months & a terror on 2 legs.

tre777tre777 member
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LOL I love the boy, BUT........

He is exhausting! The food throwing, kicking during diaper changes, waking up in the middle of the night, not eating as well as he used to, the clinginess & wanting to be w/ me all.of.the.time.........etc.

I am tired.

It's not easy being pregnant & carrying around a 30 pound baby.

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Re: My son is 18 months & a terror on 2 legs.

  • luna49luna49
    I hear you!  Doesn't this make pregnancy the first time around seem so...luxurious?  Relaxing?  Quiet?  Hahaha. 
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  • Alli3586Alli3586 member
    We're going through the same things with DD. Did you see my response on the other board? I don't know how you feel about CIO, but it really helped DD's sleep. GL!
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  • tre777tre777 member

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    We're going through the same things with DD. Did you see my response on the other board? I don't know how you feel about CIO, but it really helped DD's sleep. GL!

    I did. CIO is our next step. Thanks.?

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  • Krissi~n~JustinKrissi~n~Justin member

    OMG Trac, he's 30lbs?!?!   Your poor back!

    E's been doing the same things.   I was talking to the EI people about it the other day when they were here and they said it's 'just a stage'  however, same said people didn't tell me how long it's supposed to last...

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  • tre777tre777 member
    imageKrissi~n~Justin:

    OMG Trac, he's 30lbs?!?!?? Your poor back!

    E's been doing the same things.?? I was talking to the EI people about it the other day when they were here and they said it's 'just a stage'? however, same said people didn't tell me how long it's supposed to last...

    YEP, 30 POUNDS!!!!! LOL

    I blame my DH's genes. This little girl better be a little smaller. LOL?

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  • tre777tre777 member
    imageKrissi~n~Justin:

    OMG Trac, he's 30lbs?!?!?? Your poor back!

    E's been doing the same things.?? I was talking to the EI people about it the other day when they were here and they said it's 'just a stage'? however, same said people didn't tell me how long it's supposed to last...

    YEP, 30 POUNDS!!!!! LOL

    I blame my DH's genes. This little girl better be a little smaller. LOL?

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  • pinksweetpea2pinksweetpea2 member
    We are going through the exact same thing with Lily.  I am just trying to grit my teeth and wait it out.  

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  • whitehead15whitehead15
    I'm in the same boat!  I'm trying to be patient, but man it's hard.  I didn't expect the tantrums this soon I guess....
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  • amstepamstep member
    I've got one, too!!!  Right now he's in the highchair throwing pieces of peanut butter toast across the room.  He has decorated his hair with the peanut butter, smeared it across his face, and as I type this, I realize he has dumped his milk on the floor.  Somehow the lid was loose.  NICE.
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  • TexasLadyBugTexasLadyBug

    I think our DS is starting this. Personally I cant help but laugh at times when he lays on the floor and starts fake crying (no tears) because he will roll all of the living room floor stopping every once in a while to make sure I am watching. If I am then he will get louder and roll more, if I am not looking at him he tries a little longer and then stops and starts playing.

    We also introduced the words "No Sir" very very early, lol. He knows what they mean and does a really good job at stopping the action he is doing. 


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