I guess really since birth for LO 1 but a lot more after she turned 2!!! 
LO 2 is pretty go with the flow....for now!
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I thought she was always a little opinionated! From the day she was born, she would howl if we stopped standing while holding her. Now at almost 17 months, she is definitely opinionated. But I have a feeling it's going to get worse.
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ha! Probably from 6 weeks, on. Now I hear "No Mommy!" a lot more.
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@autumnlove: haha J from birth, too! somewhere along the way he learned to wave his index finger and say, "nuh-uhuh, mama!"
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Ha. Since birth for DD1 as well. I was hoping DD2 would be chill, but that went away at 7 months.
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16 months! She has to have certain foods/plates/toys/cup/ect. if not it's a meltdown
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14 months it started and its been increasing ever since! DS is 18 months old now.
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The moment she was born! She screamed a FULL LUNG scream and didn't stop until after we tried everything.. finally offered her formula and she sucked down 1.5 ounces and passed the heck out. We knew from that moment we had a stubborn, opinionated one on our hands..!!
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@LuLu Mom: ahhhhhh, our battles involve diapers, clothes, shoes, sleep sacks!
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@autumnlove: Oh yes diapers are the enemy in our house too, she like to be "free" and runs away as soon as she gets it off.
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Birth. Within the first half hour of her life three different nurses used the words: feisty, opinionated, and pistol.
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The ultrasound techs have already been referring to this one as stubborn and feisty...so if they're right, before birth
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At 11 months the tantrums are starting. When you stop her from doing what she wants to... watch out!
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She always has been but it's been BAD lately! 18 months. Going on 16.
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Ha ha, I feel like she's always been stubborn, but at 16 months it's really starting to come out.
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16 months and we're in the thick of it!
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I often ask myself if its possible for a 14 month old to act like a 14 year old?? She's been strong willed since birth, but it started to really shine at 12 months. I can't imagine what the next few months will bring!
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