Toddler Moms

jennjilljo · September 2014

FTMs glimpse into the future everyone else enjoy a laugh at your life or what you've survived and will endure again. I love toddlers

https://www.dose.com/lists/3604/35-Hilarious-Photos-Of-Kids-Losing-It-Over-NOTHING?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Viral&utm_campaign=onsite_share

HailsMom · September 2014

Yep. Sounds about right.

t8keepr03 · September 2014

Yep. Had a few of those today.

ckimberley14 · September 2014

Lol love these!!! Scarlett bawled when I broke her graham cracker in half. She got soooo PO'd at me! Toddlers!

jennjilljo · September 2014

Ronan cried and refused to eat a pop tart I broke in half a few weeks ago.

lizzybean · September 2014

LOL!!! Yup. Ella asks every morning if she can watch Ellen. When I tell her Ellen is not on the TV yet, I inevitably get a reaction much like these pictures.

Oh, and she also gets "stuck" hanging between the couch and ottoman on a daily basis

krispy83 · September 2014

Yup. Sounds about right.

CatLadyTX · September 2014

Yesterday, DS asked to be picked up. Later he asked to go down, so I put him down and he FTFO until I picked him back up.
Overreacting toddlers are either hysterical or induce binge drinking.

wendy46001 · September 2014

Bell threw a fit because she dropped her spoon under the table at the restaurant. Our waiter immediately brought her a new one, but she wanted the one under the table. Sorry kid mommy isnt in any shape these days to retrieve spoons in restaurant booths, not to mention ick.

HerHighness · September 2014

Totally!!

kbelly777 · September 2014

This. is. my. life. At what age does the crazy stop? 4? 5? Never?

bhjones1980 · September 2014

sigh... I feel the pain.

DS is very concerned with the comings and goings of the dog

the dog goes outside to the back yard = Meltdown
the dog comes in from the back yard = Meltdown

srcr2011 · September 2014

DS showed me which cup he wanted for his milk. He has a complete meltdown because he changed his mind on which cup he wanted the moment I poured his milk.

jennjilljo · September 2014

Some of these stories sound so familiar.

ordinary1 · September 2014

I don't know what age meltdowns stop but I'm hoping with all my heart that I don't have two children melting down at once! This morning Annabelle has had two. One because she didn't want to wear my tank top she put on and the other because I said we were going to see our friends and she wants to see friends.

HerHighness · September 2014

kbelly777 said:

This. is. my. life. At what age does the crazy stop? 4? 5? Never?

Dd doesnt have many now and she is almost 5. Normally now they only happen if she is very very tired... Or in this mornings case to cold to change clothes for school.