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  1. #1
    maggie Guest

    8mnth old on the go.

    Hi

    DS is 8 mnths , an absolute little treasure, but he is on the go 24/7. the only time he is not moving around, creating havoc, climbig on everything, is when he is asleep, and thank goodness he has good sleeps, morning and arvo..

    Yest i was at the hairdressers and there was little girl who was 9mnths and she sat in the pram and just wtched her mum getting hair done for like 1.5hrs, wow i envy this, no way would DS sit in the pram happily for this amnt of time.

    I am worried DS is a bit hypo- hoping its normal behaviour that he wont stay still.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Dec 2005
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    Nina is the same as the 9 mth old girl you mentioned, will happily sit there and watch what is going on. But I have a few friends, who have both girls and boys, and they are full on as well. I don't think it's a hypo, it's just their personality. I have friends staying with us ATM who have a 2.5 yr old, he was always full on, and is definitely full on now. Doesn't mean they'll be this way forever. You're lucky he's sleeping during the day. A girlfriend of mine has a full on 12 month old boy who doesn't sleep whatsoever during the day, but sleeps all night.

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    Registered User

    Aug 2005
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    Hi, my DS sounds like yours!

    He is crawling and into everything! He pulls things of the coffee table, opens cabinet doors.. i cant turn my back.. When DD was a baby i never had any of these problems..!! Such different kids!!

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    Registered User

    Jan 2005
    Down by the ocean
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    Out of my 3 only Mason was content to sit in the pram for an extended length of time.

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    Life Member

    May 2003
    Beautiful Adelaide!
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    Lexie is, thank goodness, the placid little chook who will quite happily sit for hours in a pram as peaceful as anything..............but Charlie was a HORROR at this age.......a danger to himself and to my sanity...........he is still full on now, but not hypo I don't think.....just a typical toddler.......

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    Life Subscriber

    Jul 2006
    Brisbane
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    Yeah, both my boys are like your DS. I'm not sure what we did karma-wise, but I guess we just weren't meant to have the easy ones LOL!! It is normal, and it might improve a little (Jack can play by himself now for quite a while), but I think they will always be active!

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    Registered User

    Sep 2005
    In the middle of nowhere
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    I have another adventurer not an observer. Though, that other mum may have been envious if you having such an inquisitive and bright child.....just a thought.

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    BellyBelly Member
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    May 2004
    Brisbane
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    Oh yep I've got one of those.
    My DD was like that little girl - she'd sit in the pram for hours without a peep, you could put her down anywhere and she'd actually stay there.....
    I wasn't prepared for an active little boy. Yesterday I put him in the middle of the bed, turned my back for TWO seconds and turned around to see him launching head first off the bed onto the floor! He was fine thank god but I don't know if I can keep up with a little boy