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All the mom's of 2 year old girls that I know seem pretty busy chasing their LO's around.

@mrbee: Yup! I have three sisters and one much younger brother, along with lots of cousins. Personality seemed to have more to do with activity level than sex. Of course the type of play you encourage/allow makes a difference too.

I was a wild little kid, and had a temper. My younger sister busted the back of her head when she flipped over the couch trying to jump on dad's back. I don't think you get out of that stuff by having girls!

DD is an animal lately. Today we went to the beach, and for the two seconds I turned my back to put up our pop-up tent, she ran neck-deep into the lake! I had to run out there, and literally wrestle her back to shore because (even though the water is only about 50 degrees) she wanted to "kickey my leggies, mommy!"

In hindsight, it's funny, but at the time I was kinda freaking out!

@Mrs. Jacks: I see no difference between DD and her boy friends. I think people lie when they say girls are easier!

And I'm planning on telling my husband that we need to up DD's swim lessons to every week instead of every other week from now on!

@Mrs. Jacks: lol whaaat!?! I've never heard that, every mom told me boys are easier (I have a boy). And I would have to agree. I was a really naughty toddler, okay during the middle years (4-12) then my teenager years I was horrible. My brothers never put my parents thru half of what I did.

and YES. Toddler girls are just as crazy. I think gender plays no role at that age.. for the most part. I've seen mellow boys and girls alike - but mostly they're all crazy at that age. It's an age of exploration, learning, curiosity, testing boundaries - they learn soo much and soak up everything.