Is it too early?

Re: Is it too early?

• mattsgirl515 member

  June 2012

  Owen does this. He throws himself back on the floor, kicks his legs, screams, and swats at me if I try to pick him up. I try to distract him with toys... sometimes it works. Hopefully it's a phase they grow out of soon. GL!

  

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• Raquellyo member

  June 2012

  We are in full blown tantrum mode.  God forbid something she wants is out of her reach, it's like the world is ending.  And she will scream and stomp and then stumble and fall down, and then she'll just lay on the ground and flail. 

  ....it's pretty darn funny. 

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• calm_angel_2003 member

  June 2012

  DS does that too. He throws his head back and starts crying.

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• melandjudd member

  June 2012

  DD does this but we ignore it the best we can, it gets really bad when she is tired.

  

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• mdoroshuk member

  June 2012

  YES!!! agreed with everything you said! I didnt think a 1 yr old could/should act this way!! If it is like this now, what will the terrible twos & thress be like?????

   

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• kuipogirl member

  June 2012

  My DS also does this. He loves throwing his head back when he gets upset and lettig out a shriek. It is not pleasant.

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• lovemyminions member

  June 2012

  Nope, our little angel has been doing this for a few weeks.  We try not to laugh and just ignore her, she does the full on throw self on floor, legs and arms flailing fit.

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• LovelyLou23 member

  June 2012

  lol, DD definitely has developed a bit of an attitude. when i tell her no or take something from her, she growl/yells at me! it's borderline funny...sometimes i have to turn my head and laugh!

                          
  

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• belladonna11307 member

  July 2012

  Yep...we have "drama baby" here.  We keep joking that she needs to put the back of her hand to her forehead for the full effect   It could be anything from being told no, to it's time to clean up to she's done with dinner and expects us to be too that sets her off.

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• LMBecky11 member

  July 2012

  My LO has had a few. But for the most part it was because she needed something like a nap or snack and didn't get it fast enough. At times where I know what the problem is and if she'd just calm down I could help her, it is so frustrating. But I try to stay calm and figure out the best way to get her calm enough to give her what she needs. Once she was throwing a fit in the church nursery and they came and got me and I tried everything I could think of and she was just terrible-throwing herself back and screaming and finally I got out some cheerios and held them out to her and she stopped crying and started eating them. She just needed a snack and they hadn't given her one and I had no idea because I had though they did and she was just tired. But for the most part, she is pretty good.
  

  

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