Charlie is an extrovert. He is a chatty fellow, loves being around other people, and is energized by it.
Olive is more in her own world, but she's not shy and doesn't mind busy places. I can't tell just yet, but I think she is a little more of an extrovert.
Mr. Bee and I are both introverts.
What about your lO?
apricot / 320 posts
DH and I are both strong introverts. I really hoped DS would be more extroverted and crave a lot of interaction with others. While he does well in large groups and is friendly to everyone, he seems to need quiet time by himself to recharge and will happily retreat to his room with books and toys.
clementine / 806 posts
I'm an introvert - semi reclusive if I allow it. My husband is completely extroverted. My daughter loves the idea of parties but is an introvert - she shies away from people she doesn't know and will play by herself often even when there are kids she does know. She says, "they're too loud". LOL
hostess / wonderful watermelon / 39513 posts
LO 1 is an introvert and requires a lot of warm up time in new settings.
I think LO 2 is an extrovert...too early to really tell!
eggplant / 11824 posts
@aegie: my LO also complains when people are "too loud".
Both my husband and I are introverts who are comfortable being somewhat extroverted when we need to be (i.e., at work, public speaking, etc.) LO doesn’t love loud noises and busy places – she would rather pair off with one friend at school and play quietly. She also can play imaginatively by herself, or flip through books by herself, for an hour easily. So, I think she’s shaping up to be an introvert like her parents!
hostess / papaya / 10219 posts
He is definitely an extrovert. At 2, he cries when we go home (he yells, "No Home!") and always prefers playing with others to playing by himself. He is social and only shy for a minute or two before jumping right in and joining.
GOLD / wonderful apricot / 22646 posts
he's a mix of both! as both of his parents are as well 
he's shy if he's not in the mood or around new ppl sometimes, but he's also the kid frantically waving and saying hi and bye to everyone and their mom when we're out and about.
DH and I are both a mix of extro/introverts so it makes sense to us!
wonderful olive / 19353 posts
A little bit of both. He's really shy at first if he doesn't know you or is in a new surrounding. Once he warms up, everyone is his friend and will freely give out hugs when asked. He's 20 months old.
pomelo / 5093 posts
Introvert, like her parents. She greatly enjoys her time with people, but is always eager to come home and recharge. Lately after preschool she's been taking the dog to the backyard and just hanging out and playing quietly.
pomegranate / 3863 posts
I think he is more of an introvert like me. He actually asked to leave an awesome children's museum recently because there were too many people there for his liking. It made me so sad!
pomelo / 5866 posts
Extrovert, especially when rested. She takes quiet moments to herself throughout the day though. It is funny to hear her say- I'm just a little shy when she doesn't want to greet someone or interact. Because I don't see her that way at all.
pomelo / 5258 posts
Extrovert, unlike her parents. She will take a while to warm up to a crowd but once she gets going she definitely draws energy from the crowd. She could easily play or party all day and into the night without a nap or fuss. She'll also talk about parties and play dates non stop while we're at home.
blogger / nectarine / 2043 posts
I can't tell yet, but I'm very curious about how Ruby will turn out. I'm a classic introvert, my husband is a big time extrovert. Ruby is very social with people she's very familiar with (us, her daycare, grandparents, etc) but in less familiar environments she's much more reserved. Not really shy, but not as outward either.
grapefruit / 4455 posts
I'm not totally sure! I think extrovert but aldo she has to be with people on her own terms so to speak. She doesn't like being cornered by people but she does like being around people.
persimmon / 1129 posts
Extrovert 100%. We call the grocery cart her parade float, because she spends the entire time waiving to all the other shoppers!
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