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Both of my girls seemed to go through a personality change about that time. I'm sure the molars aren't making anything easier. Have you given her Motrin? If so, did her mood change when the medicine kicked in?

Yeah we definitely had to get out of the house a bunch, even just going to the backyard helped. Now at almost 19 months we do OK staying in the house for a day or 2 a week. So on those days I do my laundry and cleaning. Other days we go out to the park, play in the water table, chalk, etc.

15-17 months were torturous for us. It's getting better at 18 months. I don't know how you do it while pregnant! I kept saying how glad I was we waited to TTC #2 because it was hard times!!

@littleredhairedgrl: well you have already seen my Instagram post - F has been a nightmare. His my little nightmare, but still

I thought I wasn't going to survive last week, but all of the sudden he is all sweet again. We think it's a molar at the root of his problems since his fingers are practically down his throat everyday. I'm just waiting for the awful to return...

15 months was hard for me! So.much.whining. I also find that clinginess gets worse closer to the end of your pregnancy. Mine was awful in the last two months!

Hang in there! It may get better after baby comes!

If the whining toward the end of pregnancy is normal that's good news for me but that also just sounds like toddlerhood. You can never really tell what's a phase and what's a thing, just have to wait it out! Good luck!

My DD is almost 16 months and I was just wondering what happened to my sweet little girl too! Tons of whining, wanting to be carried, can't make up her mind with what she wants, etc. I feel like the past month has almost been harder than when she was a newborn.
Hang in there mama. Like others mentioned it sounds like things get better after 18 months or so. I hope so!!

@littleredhairedgrl: I would definitely try giving her some ibuprofen (works better than tylenol for big pain like that) because, being in pain will make her behave worse. But, like @regberadaisy: said, the huge changes in personality are part of toddlerhood. It will get better!