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Sandra Wolk

Lets talk terrible 2’s! #moms #momsofstereo

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Sandra Wolk• 649d

Y'all I need some tips my daughter is the terrible twos and it like it's terrible I thought the newborn stage was hard but this is like next next next level I'm she's like biting hitting spinning pinching and like it's so hard to deal with that and we have been start to implement like timeout time so I will sit in her chair press two minute timer on let her just gonna sit there with her she's freaking out or not But it like it's difficult so what are some things that you do if your child is in the terrible two stage

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Alyssa Kunz• 649d

Same with my toddler this is what we do with him when he like bites or spits or hits or just like does like throw stuff and it's like does like a full blown like temper tantrum

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Alyssa Kunz• 649d

So right now we kind of do it like the gentle parenting way we will tell him no we don't do that and depending on how he reacts like if he still doesn't calm down then we will

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Alyssa Kunz• 649d

We will send him to his room and I'll have his door open I don't close his door and I wouldn't do his thing in his room I let him calm down and I let him play and then after a little bit he'll come out and he's good

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Alyssa Kunz• 649d

Oh it's pretty much like a little time out for them and and I think that kind of time out is better instead of like sun until like the corner or some thing

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Sandra Wolk• 649d

I totally love that is your child over the age of two other two I think it's kind of hard to do something like that one like they're in there like they're too because they're still so young till I understand you know but yeah

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SaltyCoffee• 649d

Engage, give them things to do, play with them constantly, and give them the attention that they need.

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Sandra Wolk• 648d

I feel like my daughter constantly inside tension is like sometimes I feel like that those like few minutes to myself you know what I mean

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Jordana• 649d

My kids are five, six, and eight now so they're out of the toddler stage but when they were toddlers I definitely would do timeouts and if that wasn't working then and I would give them a quiet time in their room.

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Jordana• 649d

I would also do like five minutes of quiet time in their room Just so they could cool down alone and you know get their emotions back in control maybe put on a movie when they come back so you can cuddle and...

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Jordana• 649d

I just cut a hole and you know give them some extra loving so they know that no matter what they you're still always there for them because you know temper tension can be rough on them as well so just give them a little extra love when they cool down

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Isabella Taylor Elise Williams• 649d

Yo my niece is too she's so bad so yeah we just displayed her we give her a little bit of pop ups would like to do that she learned her lesson oh she's almost 3 and yeah much so yeah

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Malori• 649d

So I don't know if terrible ones is a thing but if it is my son is in that right now for everybody saying newborn stage was the hardest I don't understand you

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Abigail Cruz• 648d

Wait for the threes when they start being independent and wanting to do everything by themselves. It's fun but no all of that is just like a call for attention because they need something from you. I learned that with my daughter.

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Abigail Cruz• 648d

When she has these really bad tantrums and she's screaming like crazy, it's because she's sleepy. So that just happened a few minutes ago. So I put her to sleep and she's taking a nap right now.

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Sandra Wolk• 648d

I'm not ready for that. My daughter already wants to be independent in like certain areas and I'm like I was like, uh, you guys still gotta need my help. But, you know, I've noticed that she gets really cranky like those tantrums when she's tired too.

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Jania Torres• 648d

Oh my god, I am not ready for that. I mean my son is 17 months tomorrow and I feel like it's somewhat there already.

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Katie Casillas• 648d

I have to be honest, I probably don't have the best advice. And my son is six now, so I can't remember exactly what it was like when he was two. But twos and threes and fours, they all have their own things and just kind of like breathing and getting

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Katie Casillas• 648d

And sometimes just like breathing and getting through it and like letting them have their their moments of tantrum obviously you don't want them to like hurt someone with the hitting inviting but if you can lay down play it as much as possible sometimes that's easier

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Strapdocta• 649d

Opossum true it's like a little bit of bullshit you know it'll matter if your fetus or not I am pro-choice abort abort for adoption through it

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Soydawg• 649d

I mean, just go ahead and sacrifice her.

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Lilly• 649d

Yo, what the fuck is wrong with you bro?

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Soydawg• 649d

You could say it's unethical or whatever, but it gets rid of the problem. I'm just trying to help here and you're criticizing me for it. Like I don't get it.