Here she is on Labor Day. She really wanted to sit in Vivian's chair, so I told her that her only choice right then was to sit on Viv's lap while Viv sat in the chair. She wasn't quite as excited about my solution as Vivian was.
Because I love her binky as much as she does, we've allowed her to keep it longer than we originally planned (it's hitting the road for her 2nd birthday). However, she's only supposed to have it in her bed (and at church :) ). Now she's started asking to be put in her bed during the day so she can get a binky fix. This is what I found the other day after she'd been hanging out in her bed.
When she's not tantrum-ing she's extra cute and says some hilarious things, so we live for those moments. Oh man, I love this girl. I hope I can figure out this parenting-a-tantrum-thrower thing so we're not both permanently traumatized.(She's loving her "Mr. Potato Guy" so here she is with his teeth.)
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She is beautiful, and the tantrum stage is just that, a stage, thank goodness.
Don't worry...I'll be there soon. I'll set up a mini-labor camp; that'll whip her into shape.
(Isn't that what super nanny does? ;)
Oh, she is cute! I just learned to tune out the tantrums and ignore them.
I am laughing right now because Thomas is in the same stage and i feel your pain. Today we had a 25 minute arched back over an empty fruit snack wrapper. I am loosing it! Good to know our children really aren't possesed by the devil and they are all doing it...right?
So cute! I have yet to see her throw a tantrum, she always seems so sweet!
It will pass, thankfully. She is still the cutest girl ever. I found that ignoring Riley's tantrums made then fade, and still does. I wish I could tell you it ends at 3. Hopefully it will with Audrey. Good Luck!!
My oldest was the best (worst?) tantrum thrower. It was insane! It does go away...eventually.
Let's make a plan. Soon. I need to see you!
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