OK so we are gonna talk about terrible twos did you ever experience it with your toddler now I have three kids and my oldest he will be eight in May and he I never went through the terrible to stage with him now with my toddler he is two and he I guess has been like terrible toddler so far because even one was bad but two little bit better I'm in some days he's a little bit better some days it's a little bit worse and just depends but so I just wanted to know what do you do to survive the terrible twos I know like do you like taking the time out or anything but that's what I do with my to your road like a few bites or hits or smacks or there's a toy you know usually that's when I will always take them to his room and I tell him OK we're going to have a little time out and I just walk away and I just let him do his thing I have his door open I do not close his door and you know for like a few seconds like he'll cry and then maybe like not even like 30 seconds till like a minute later he's already like calm down and he's like in there playing and then Usually maybe if like 15 minutes goes by I'll go and check on him or that's when he'll come out so it's usually about like 15 to 20 minutes and when he calms down on his own and that's what I do and I think that really helps what do you do

With Phoebe, she didn't really have a terrible two stage. She was such a princess, but my boys, ma'am, my boys were wild and crazy, and their terrible twos started about one year old and lasted until now. So I'm still trying to figure that out.