Terrible Twos. How fun.

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Terrible Twos. How fun.

_{Started by Jean , author of Typical Suburban Family} _{7/23/2010 8:07:16 PM}

We are now in the terrible twos with our second kiddo. I forgot how much fun the hitting, the crying and the temper tantrums could be. WOW! What a night tonight.

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Reply by Annette

_{author of The Lyon's Tale} _{7/28/2010 10:11:49 AM}

Oy. And then nobody warns you about the terrible THREES. (For my girls, anyway, they were far worse than the TWOS.)

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Reply by mamakats

_{author of the Bitch in the house | a bitchinmama at the intersection of political quagmire} _{7/28/2010 10:21:37 AM}

I actually love kid's developmental stages until about 7ish, then it's all down hill until they are back in their teens. I know most parents love the 7-12 stage, but I am not so much into it. I love the speration/finding oneself stages which are the early toddlers to school-age and then again the teens. It's so much fun to help kids see themselves through their actions!

Of course, I'm big on communication so that has a lot to do with it. I love to chat/discuss/analyze with kids!

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Reply by Lolli

_{author of Better in Bulk} _{7/28/2010 12:38:40 PM}

Each stage has it's challenges, doesn't it? My son has currently been at his most difficult since he turned 5. My teenager is way better at 13 than she was at 10 or 11. I just try to roll with whatever stage they're in and figure that none of it is permanent (the good OR the bad!)

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Reply by Tonya

_{author of You Asked For It...} _{7/28/2010 12:58:33 PM}

I always said that they only called it the terrible twos because they never let their kid get to 3...

and then my son turned 14.

15 has shown MUCH improvement.

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Reply by Julie

_{author of Julie and Martin} _{7/29/2010 8:33:23 AM}

We're heading for the terrible twos, too!!

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Reply by Kris

_{author of In the Kitchen with Audrey} _{8/25/2010 9:48:28 PM}

My daughter had a tantrum yesterday because she wanted to ride her bus, and didn't want to ride, she wanted her juice, and didn't want her juice, she wanted to go right, and didn't want to go right. It was a long 15 minute walk.

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