My 3 year old has been more emotional and whiny lately.
My 20 month old gets frustrated when we can't figure out what she wants!
My 3 year old has been more emotional and whiny lately.
My 20 month old gets frustrated when we can't figure out what she wants!
coconut / 8279 posts
Ugh, sleep again!
J's a night owl but the holiday break really did us in - he was actually (!!) taking a nap, and going to bed at a normal time during vacation and then the school schedule starts up again and he's passing out as soon as he gets home from school. And then is up until midnight!
pineapple / 12802 posts
L is throwing fits when we have to get ready for daycare. He's fine in the car and once we get to daycare, but at home, when we're putting our jackets on, he is in high meltdown mode!?
That and a bit of a communication barrier. He wants stuff and we have no idea what he wants.
hostess / wonderful persimmon / 25556 posts
Daycare. Not the daycare itself, just getting her there and dropped off. We switched this week to a new school and she is so, so, so sad. She hates change so much.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
Communication: She is talking more but half the time we have no clue what she wants.
Tantrums galore this week since DH is gone after being working from home for over a month.
honeydew / 7444 posts
Not pooping in the potty. I have a feeling she had been holding in her poops, and I'm afraid she is going to have functional constipation!
pomegranate / 3577 posts
Not eating. Every daycare report for the last week and a half comments on his "extremely low appetite"!
GOLD / wonderful olive / 19030 posts
Potty training....sigh she's regressing right now and it's stressful. I'm going to get incentives over lunch to surprise her with if she goes a whole day with no accidents, I hope it works.
And last night she didn't sleep. I think she might be coming down with something, she's sneezing constantly but hasn't complained of anything yet. Sigh....I'm tired.
pomelo / 5720 posts
Tantrums that include throwing things to get attention. He's 29 months.
eggplant / 11824 posts
Going to sleep by herself.
Once she’s out at night she always STTN, but getting her to sleep is becoming a real pain. We never sleep trained because we didn’t feel like we needed to; but I feel like that is really backfiring on us now. E will NOT fall asleep on her own, and she isn’t a good candidate for CIO (we are not either), and if I/DH leave her room before she is totally 100% asleep she completely loses her shit on us. Screaming, sobbing, muckling onto your arm so you can’t get away, etc. Ugh, GO TO SLEEP ALREADY!!!!!
Phew, I feel better for getting that out
pineapple / 12566 posts
4 year old, becoming more defiant and talking back.
13 month old, SLEEP!
pomelo / 5660 posts
High energy. DS has major cabin fever being cooped up inside due to the cold weather.
cantaloupe / 6059 posts
For my 18 month old it's lack of ability to fully communicate what he is needing. He gets so frustrated he pitches tons of fits. I'm looking forward to him gaining more expressive language!
hostess / wonderful grape / 20803 posts
Just adjusting to life with a newborn in the house and not getting to do all of his normal activities yet. He's 2.5. Also getting him to sit for a whole meal has been very challenging lately.
pear / 1696 posts
19 months- sleep is awesome, but he doesn't eat hardly anything. Thats fine with me as long has it doesn't switch!
papaya / 10570 posts
Going to sleep and staying asleep. As I write this, E is screaming in her cot. She has been up there screaming for an hour now.
honeydew / 7586 posts
Tantrums. Oh my god the tantrums. I'm pretty sure my sweet boy has been posessed by satan.
@yoursilverlining: B is the same way. He's an awesome sleeper once he is asleep but getting him there is a pain in the butt.
grapefruit / 4442 posts
tantrums because she cannot express what she wants. She is able to tell me what she doesn't want but not what she actually wants. She is also fighting naps and food because she wants to play.
pomegranate / 3032 posts
boob obsession - Her hands are constantly down my shirt. pulling, pinching, grabbing.... we weaned about a month ago and while she has no interest in nursing she's obsessed with my boobs. I know its a comfort thing but its like i'm constantly at the movies with a 14 yr old boy.
clementine / 912 posts
He's 18 months old and EVERY meal is a fight. He'll decide he doesn't want to eat and throw his food off his tray. He'll just eat a few bites and then start crying. The worst is if he sees his cup during mealtime because then all bets are off. He was throw a fit until he gets it. At least the kid loves milk and drinks a ton everyday.
blogger / wonderful cherry / 21616 posts
Drawing out bedtime to take a really long time. He keeps adding new things to his night routine and I can't even keep track of everything he wants, but he remembers so every five minutes he's crying about for some silly reason like I forgot to tuck in his feet, or sing itsy bitsy spider (along with the other 10 million songs), his garbage truck fell out of his bed, or I didn't let him say, "see you in the morning" before I closed the door.
Finally last night I said no more, and I told him that if he cries, we're not coming in to rock him or anything, he needs to go straight to sleep. And it actually worked!
coconut / 8472 posts
Nightly meltdowns. He needs more daytime sleep but just doesn't get it at daycare. He's happy all day but when he gets home once it's dinner time he's meltdown city.
I really don't know how to make him happier :(. Over the weekend we did his scheduled nap at noon which was just under 2 hours (normal for him lately) and then a 45 minute catnap at 4, and he did great. But with his daycare schedule the 2nd nap is just not sustainable. I can't wait until he's really ready to be at one nap, not just forced to be :(.
nectarine / 2079 posts
Bedtime. She is a night owl and has a bunch of energy from 5 pm-10 pm every evening. It is hard to get her wound down and is killing us. We tried CIO last night again, but are having some issues since she is on a floor bed now and can open her door herself. She has no problem with her nap, so it is extra frustrating.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
@mrsjyw: I have given up. I still give her veggies but nothing I do makes her eat them
grapefruit / 4731 posts
@BabyBoecksMom: ditto threenager!
The other weekend he got really mad at us because didn't know what he wanted.... he took both of our hands... lead us to couch told us to sit there... went and sat at his time out chair (which puts his back facing us) and sat there for about 30 minutes. I think he was trying to punish us!!
pineapple / 12053 posts
potty training and start of crazy uncontrolled tantrums (turning 2 on sunday!)
grapefruit / 4997 posts
DD is being a picky eater, we waste so much food trying to get her to eat.
persimmon / 1129 posts
Face grabbing! Our 16 month old has started clawing at our faces when we try to rock her before bed. It's ended up with us cutting the snuggle session short when she does it, but it feels like a bummer that the last thing we do with her every day is say "No, no," and try to grab at her hands while she tries to poke our eyes out. Someone tell me this is just a phase!
GOLD / watermelon / 14076 posts
Frustration from not being able to fully communicate with us. She's gotten really good with her signs lately, though. Hopefully that helps a little bit.
coconut / 8861 posts
Tantrums, not wanting to go to daycare, do morning routine, etc. He's more whiny since coming back from seeing his grandparents for an extended period of time. This morning, the only way to avoid a meltdown, was offer donuts as an incentive to get out of bed and do our morning routine.
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