Dealing With The Terrible Twos and Beyond- Moms know what this is like. As our sweet little babies eventually grow from being a baby to an almost two-year-old. It is usually when they get to the terrible twos. That we need some help and guidance, and no shame in asking for some help. Sometimes we just don’t have the help we need or are just too afraid to ask.
I think at one time or another A Mom has wondered. “Is this my child” Just because of the behavior they have. Is there any easy way of dealing with your child when it hits this stage in there life. No, I’m sorry, but there isn’t. All mothers out there can tell you, they have had a child or two that have gone through it.
Or maybe even be lucky enough to not have to experience it at all. Because their baby was just a little Angel!! I don’t know if those children even exist, I’m sorry. But maybe an Angel only to you, because your blinded by a mother’s love. Your baby could do no wrong.
Dealing With The Terrible Twos
We basically learn how to understand our child and cope with what we should do. I know I have had my share of those terrible two’s. I don’t know if you can say it’s easier with girls than boys. Cause I know it is not easier the other way around. So maybe it is how you have raised your child. Or we are all suppose to go through this with our child. As it tests our love, early on. And how much we are willing to put up with, should we put up with it or change it??
Remember that you either survived through Potty Training or are just gonna start. Either way, each child is different. One may train better than the baby before that one. Maybe you will even be lucky and have your baby pick up on potty training right away. I don’t believe boys are easier than girls either. It always depends on your own child’s abilities.
I remember when my Kids were babies.
My oldest son was my first baby, and I thought there is nothing to these terrible two’s as others say. I think I got the worst of him when he was little. Teething stage was the hardest for me, not matter what I did he still cried. When he was 2, he was pretty good. Then he had a little brother, and both of them together- they were both good.
Now when his brother got older, and he was going to be 2. Now I got to see what the terrible two’s were. Geez, he was always doing something or running and jumping and scarying me. Seemed like I got off easy with my first son. And to find out that how my second son acted, was just his personality.