Terrible twos (TRUE or MYTH)
By Miya Ford
@miyaford (295)
Nashville, Tennessee
April 24, 2016 7:26pm CST
Is there a such thing as a kid being in their terrible twos or is that just an old saying. n What are the terrible twos considered to you? My daughter never sits down unless she s sleep or sick. She talks constantly and is a busy body from the time she wakes out until she is counting sheep. I would not call my daughter bad I would just say "busy", she is a busy body.
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@LovingMyBabies (85127)
• Valdosta, Georgia
25 Apr 16
I think 1.5 years old is the toughest age. They get into everything, some of them throw fits and their learning the art of talking back! Not a fun age-Lol. I have 4 children and the only one that didn't really go through any terrible stage was my oldest who is now 10.
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@LovingMyBabies (85127)
• Valdosta, Georgia
25 Apr 16
@miyaford I am so not looking forward to teenage years at all!
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@miyaford (295)
• Nashville, Tennessee
25 Apr 16
@LovingMyBabies
I know but they are coming. My 16 year old son thinks that he knows everything and that I am a dummy. It is funny to me sometimes because I try to warn him about certain things and he do not listen. He is amazed when what I predicted came true. I told him it is a mother's ability to know what is going on without him telling me.
@IvySaysHi (4467)
• United States
25 Apr 16
my son's terrible 2s started when he was 1 and a half. he still is going through it. he does the opposite of wha we tell hi to, makes messes and refuses to clean them up, he just acts rotten a lot
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@purplealabaster (22094)
• United States
25 Apr 16
I think that the "terrible twos" are more about children testing their boundaries and trying to establish some independence. They are starting to explore the world more and can get around a lot better, so they are very curious about everything. They do not want to hear the word "no", and they throw temper tantrums when they do not get their way, because they are also learning how to properly vent and cope with frustration and anger.
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