I am a bit tired taking care of my son...

Oh my. I only have one child a daughter because I know how hard it is to raise a child. I play with my niece and I have so much fun because I can play with her but not the responsibility.

Yeah, me too! It is hard to concentrate when my daughter doesn't let me work online even though she is 8 years old. She wants me to play games with her, answer the questions she quiz me. Each age has a different mischief. Two years old is the age that without a little notice is to fall right away from climbing or immediately put something in your mouth and chew it deliciously!

Yes. I understand your situation especially when you are alone

I know the feeling.

Is there no other person who could take care of him?

Haha yeah it's difficult. Hope your wife can take care of him the time you're busy online

You still have a long way to go taking care of you son.

You are right this is the age you have to take care of the child all the time and not advisable to be left alone. My grand daughter is of that age she will be completing 2 years early November.

Yeah, that's the common situation. I know you can make it.

I can understand. It is quite challenging when kids are small. You are doing a good work there.

At that age, children are more apt to get hurt or die. They have no fear, of dangerous situations.

@simplfred He sounds very energetic. I can see why you get tired.

It's not a child's play to look after a child. That age is difficult to handle but also a fun one. So enjoy it to the fullest. Soon it will be gone and trust me coming ages will be more challengiing

It is totally understandable! My sis has two little ones at home and sometimes she even gets mad cause they misbehave!

The terrible twos is what we call it. But they are so cute and grow up so quickly.

He is in a playful stage. how old is he?

Yes in this age they need try to climb all things, so need careful us... Next one to two years is difficult to handle kids, they after they grow, and start understanding. So don't worry, but take care of your son.

I understand that. It's hard to match the level of toddlers.