thread: Please tell me i'm not the only one *sigh*

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  1. #1
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    Jan 2006
    The Hawkesbury
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    lol... my 9 month old is already throwing tantrums when she doesnt get her own way or you tell her no. If you dont do what she wants, she'll scream at you too. If you are carrying her and go near the front or back door then walk away (because she wants to go outside) she will throw her head back and scream and carry on. If you the put her down she will throw herself down on the floor and carry on. Same goes for the bathroom.. she loves her bath! Also if i dont get her food to her fast enough, watch out. Little devil she is. But yeh just comes with kids unfort. DS started at about 16 months. He still has some but is quite good now at 2.5 years.

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    kirsty_lee Guest

    sigh* Right here with you hun.... Tanty, tanty, tanty. Going to eat breakfast? Tanty. Wiping his face? Tanty. Changing his nappy? Tanty. Brushing his hair? Tanty. You get the idea.
    she will throw her head back and scream and carry on
    Both these things are EXACTLY what I am dealing with atm. I just feel so unloved lol. I had a 'silent' tanti yesterday. You know the kind where your so angry you just go really quiet instead of screaming and whinging! Dp was so scared he did the dishes LOL it's taken me DAYS to try and clean my house because of her tantrums and being such a koala bear! I understand when she's teething but christ gimme some peace! Glad to see though I am not the only one who still has a bub that has 2 day sleeps. She gets up at like 5.30 and by 8am she's already cranky and wants a nap. She'll sleep for 1.5 hours, and then in the afternoon she has another 1.5 hour nap. So I guess it's just being a kid hey. Joys of parenting...

    Oh and Kellxx f.y.i Everytime I see your little one's name I smile. Because my dd is Ava and my SIL's baby is Keira

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    Jan 2006
    The Hawkesbury
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    Oh hun they all go through it. I know its hard to not take it personal or let it get to you but its just them discovering whats right and wrong really. If it gets too much for you just go and put her in her cot and close the door. Absolutely nothing wrong with that. Will give both of you a little time out. But she loves her mummy and needs you to guide her. It does get better. Sometimes it gets worse before it gets better, but keep consistant and you will see all your nuturing will pay off when they turn into a child who respects you. Im finding that now with DS. We have such a great bond. You are doing a great job ok

    Hehe great names! DH actually wanted Ava as a first name but i had my heart set on Keira ever since watching Xanadu. Funny thing though too.. we had Jayde as a middle name at one stage too. But we ended up changing our minds and loving Ava more

  4. #4
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    Jul 2006
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    Welcome to toddlerhood.....its fun hey?!

    Both my girls are great tanty chuckers.....im at the point where i turn a blind eye cos they are getting worse!

    They say 'Terrible Twos.....Tantruming Threes'......so the best is yet to come my dear

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    Jan 2008
    Euroa, Victoria
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    They say 'Terrible Twos.....Tantruming Threes'......so the best is yet to come my dear
    I've heard that the feral fours are even worse...oh the joys....We can all cry together

  6. #6
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    May 2008
    ...where jumping on the bed is mandatory!
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    My DD is just 9 months and had what i think was a mini tantie the other day, i thought ''she is too young to be having tanties'' but i guess i was wrong! although im sure il know when/if she has a proper one!!
    I obviously dont have any advice for you. I would have no idea how to handle it...guess il have to learn! i saw a thing, maybe on here, i cant remember, about that book/dvd 'happiest toddler on the block' i havent seen it but someone said it was good?
    i guess you just have to decide how to deal with them and stick with it. Good luck

    And i had to laugh mrsmac: @ ''Dont kill me'', my friends DD will scream ''help,help'' when they are out. Not a good look trying to carry a kicking screaming child who is yelling help help out the shops. oh, the things to look forward to hey!
    Last edited by beckoes; May 5th, 2009 at 06:04 AM.

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    Apr 2008
    The Purple House, Sydney
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    And i had to laugh mrsmac: @ ''Dont kill me'', my friends DD will scream ''help,help'' when they are out. Not a good look trying to carry a kicking screaming child who is yelling help help out the shops. oh, the things to look forward to hey!
    Hehe... a friend of mine's five year old was having a major tanty in Woolies so her dad picked her up and carried her out. the whole way through the shopping centre she was screaming "You are not my daddy!! Put me down, you bad man!!"....

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    Oct 2006
    Sydney NSW
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    I've heard that the feral fours are even worse...oh the joys....We can all cry together

    Teenage tanties are great too!! Last year I had a 2yr old and a 16 yr old and sadly they acted the same quite a lot of the time LOL