anyone else have this issue? Its totally MY fault ive created this monster lol b/c im a stay at home mom and i felt guilty when i was doing something other then entertaining him.....i just thought thats what im home for right? UGH I now know i need to get things done around the house and he NEEDS to learn to entertain himself for a while! He will spend very little time playing by himself....any tips?
Re: 2 1/2 year old wont play by himself
I don't think many 2.5 yr olds play by themselves. It's not really an age appropriate expectation. Mine mostly follows me around "helping". I try to give him tasks to keep him out of my hair - like putting up his socks one at a ti
I was just telling DH how we could get rid of DD''s toys and she wouldn't even notice. Lately she never plays by herself. Glad to know I'm not alone. I'm also a SAHM and I can totally relate to the getting things done, plus I have an
I think there is a difference in what people consider 'playing by themselves'. Generally my DD is, what I consider, good about playing by herself, but she is normally within eye sight of me and will check in periodically, she is not in her room playing
I don't think this has anything to do with being a SAHM or not, but is more about your child's personality.
Mine will not play alone at home. She's in daycare all day, which means she shares attention with a dozen other kids and they have multi
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They love to help so much at this age, use it to your advantage. I find that she can 'help' me with pretty much anything I am doing. When I'm doing laundry, I just put DD in the sink next to the washing machine and she throws the clothes in
I wouldnt blame yourself for being a SAHM and giving him too much attention. DH and I work full time and DD goes to daycare where she has lots of friend to play with and at home about the only thing she will do independently is color but will still ask