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thread: Parents of 2 year old boys....

  1. December 21st, 2011, 06:19 PM #19
    willow5
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    Soooo...is it fact or fiction?
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  2. December 21st, 2011, 09:27 PM #20
    littlelara
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    Well, we had nothing at 2, but ds turns 4 tomorrow and there has been a palpable change.
    He is seriously breaking my brain and for the first time I hate taking him anywhere.
    I just can't seen to rein him in. Not fun at all and makes me sad as much as it does frustrated.
    I will remain hopeful that it will pass and I'll get my sweet, gentle little boy back. FX all
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  3. December 22nd, 2011, 12:49 AM #21
    ElleJay
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    Oh my goodness! DS has only just hit 2 in October, and I can safely admit I'm not looking forward to it!


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  4. December 22nd, 2011, 04:49 AM #22
    Liz
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    Jun 2005
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    Littlelara it's exactly the same here. We had no problems at 2, but 3 was full of attitude and 4 is just pure anger. It's been exactly the same for both boy and girl tho. I used to think it was testosterone, but they've both been the same at these ages. 3 and 4 are the worst IMO :/ 5 has been better because of school but he's still been tired and angry with his sister. *sigh* it's always good to read of others having the same tho, sometimes you can feel so exasperated and alone with it. But a quick read of bb or a chat with school mums soon makes you feel better heh.
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  5. December 22nd, 2011, 05:53 AM #23
    Lenny
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    Soooo...is it fact or fiction?
    Well, here on BB we seem to say it's fact, so let's go add it to wikipedia!!
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  6. December 22nd, 2011, 07:20 AM #24
    Me+him+bub
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    well this explains a lot for me at the moment! he sure thinks he is the name of the house thats for sure!
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  7. December 22nd, 2011, 02:35 PM #25
    Rach75
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    I remember this from Jack but had forgotten god help me now Luke is in this age group I could barely handle Jack and he was so placid compared to my little monkey luke LOL
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  8. December 22nd, 2011, 03:35 PM #26
    ~me~
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    I was going to post yesterday..just didn't get around to it

    I have heard this as well.
    My experience is very different, two boys and both laid back and easy going. Didn't really have that bouncing off walls sort of behaviour at all with either them. Although DS2 could have been having a surge around age 4 as he was fidgety, still is.
    Now my DD......perhaps she got it all She is driving me crazy!
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