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@sorrycharlie: OMG thank you for posting this! made me crack up!
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@erwoo: this is what scares me! My LO doesn't throw tantrums and is so easy going. She does cry when she is super frustrated but she's easy to talk to and comfort. I'm so scared things are going to change when she turns 3/4. Also I'm so scared that baby #2 will be totally different and I won't know what how to handle it (she's already so crazy active compared to my LO I have a feeling I am totally in for it)
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@sorrycharlie: I love that so much!
DS is very cautious about his tantrums. He'll lay down on the floor veeeeeery slowly, looking down from time to time to make sure he doesn't hit his head. It's really hard not to laugh.
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D1 cries big fat alligator tears as if I've just broke her world in half.
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@sandy: Our biggest struggle is the jealousy he has for his little brother. He's had it since my youngest was born. He used to throw toys and books at him starting around 2 months. He acts out pretty much every time we interact with his little brother. He loves him a lot and they play really well together, but I guess he just can't help himself. Just now he walked by his little brother and hit his arm and right in front of me... Anyway, don't worry about it too much right now. All kids are different and some are easier than other and hopefully yours won't be as hard as mine.
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Oh the delightful tantrum. Mine dd gets more angry and yells at you then glares. If you ignore she will shake and start with the Mama mama mama then dada dada dada. Then cry if she is still in the mood. Usually once the tears comes she is pretty much done , has forgotten all about what she was mad about in the first place and want to be hugged.
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My little girl takes a deep breathe, makes a sad pout, then starts to wail pitifully and the waterworks come at exponential speed. It's looks sad!
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