Celsie - bub would be pretty small at 9 weeks to cause movement... perhaps gas
I do a sort of time out i guess. If DD throws something at me it is removed from her and she isnt allowed it until she stops misbehaving. And she she hits me i pick her up and place her about 1 m from me and she isnt allowed to touch me until she is nice again...
not sure if it works but she knows she is being naughty!
They're not hitting intentionally, it's a sign of frustration, just like tantrums.
I'm pretty sure they are too young for time out, I would worry Lewis would just feel insecure if I left him somewhere for a certain amount of time, until I can explain why I am doing it and he fully understands what I am talking about. I did read somewhere though that they are most receptive to discipline between 10-15 months old.
Lewis is quite confused about it all . When I tell him something is naughty he shakes his head as if to agree but then does it again!
BTW I'm glad it's not just in my house that DH says 'he was fine until you walked in'!!!
As for where do they get it from. I think too it is frsutration. I have never even given ashley a little pat on the bum or anyting for being naughty so she didnt learn it from me to hit (although her cousin has hit her a number of times - he is 4 ) and i think she may have seen it at cc too!.
Ashley is no longer in CC. I am a full time SAHM now. lol (she only had 5 days in cc but still hehe)
And she is getting her canines through! omg!!!! just come through (that will make 14 teeth when the top two come through).
Well as for words.... still nothing new - although she is babbling all the time. She is doing more actions now... as in
Reach for her hat or gumboots = go outside
Reach to the fridge = hungry (caption obvious that one lol)
Taps her head = she wants to watch the bert and ernie Dvd (they pat their heads and rub their tummies Lol)
And she will want to lead me everywhere...
takes me to the change table if she needs her nappy changed
Takes me to the bath when she wants her bath etc
But in silence... how do you get them to start using words to describe what they want... or do they just do it one day?
Sounds like she's doing great with the actions, I love the Bert & Ernie one!! Lewis doesn't do anything like that. If I ask him where something is he will go and get it, but he would never take me to change his nappy, that's brilliant
I think words can come anytime between 12-24 months can't they??
Just a quick post to subscribe to this thread as I haven't been online in a while (for some reason my computer is frustratingly slow these days, so sometimes I don't even bother switching it on).
Diana has been sick. She has a respiratory infection and was prescribed antibiotics, which she has swallowed maybe 10% of what she has been given and has spat out the rest. She is still coughing, so I may have to take her back to the doctor tomorrow if it doesn't stop.
Hope you're all doing well. Will BBL to read your posts.
BTW - Diana too has a lot of attitude these days. If she doesn't get what she wants she can put on quite a performance.
he has developed a nasty looking face that im sure superman would be scared of. a clenched jaw with bulging eyes and a fully body pose, not dissimilar to a body builders pose, along with a low and long growl ensures his displeasure is conveyed. i cant help but smirk at him when he does it. i try to turn my face but sometimes im too slow. im pretty sure its just a frustration thing, after all he is now a fully grown and independant man who doesnt need his nappy changed or to be feed when the time is right( which seems like all the time except dinner time).
we just got back from a weekend in noosa with friends and their little girl. what surprises me is the difference between boys and girls behaviour. girls are sweet and cuddly whilst boys dont stop at all.... battle of the sexes. so i think there is some merit in those studies that say there are ingrained differences between the sexes besides those that are taught or learnt. they are deffinatly hardwired differently!
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She has a respiratory infection and was prescribed antibiotics, which she has swallowed maybe 10% of what she has been given and has spat out the rest. She is still coughing, so I may have to take her back to the doctor tomorrow if it doesn't stop.
i cant help but smirk at him when he does it. i try to turn my face but sometimes im too slow. im pretty sure its just a frustration thing, after all he is now a fully grown and independant man who doesnt need his nappy changed or to be feed when the time is right( which seems like all the time except dinner time).
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