rondynowincomfort
Lebanon, OR.
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and he won't be two for another three months. I don't think nanna will survive.
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Crowe
Billerica, MA USA
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My son had the terrible twos from 18 months until he was 4. Just don't give in!
Life is too short to spend it all in one place!
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Burro
U.S.A.
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My oldest son has been in the terrible twos from birth to age forty!
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FTWANNAB
West Covina or Rancho California
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Yep us to! Hes 23 months and trying to rule the world... at least our house!
Mike B. Wife - Nancy Son - Mikey
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PopcornJunkie
Rainy Northwest
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The terrible twos started earlier than age two for both of my kids.
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DraginRat
On The Road
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Wow, we've been lucky. Both our girls were absolutely delightful little girls. They of course more than made up for it when they were teenagers. Now, both have children. Our eldest Daughter's son is now a teenager, and except for the normal boy stuff (dirty room, bathing issues, and such, is a nice kid. Our youngest Daughter's girl is 4, and a blessing. She does have her moments, but Mom shuts her down quick, and she gets over it.
Now the boys are just the opposite. Both were little hellions when they were small, but very responsible as teenagers and young adults. Their children are little monsters, and don't seem to get a lot of discipline at home, but they sure get it at Papa's place.
Of course, we will take every opportunity to visit with all our Grandkids, and love each for who they are.
Ken Gasbarri
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sneakers145
CT
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I LOVED the twos!! I call them the terrific twos! Budding independence, the ME DO IT!! and the zest for exploring their world.
We're now entering the teens; so far so good!
Jay
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DASHA
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Oh man do I understand this. Mostly with our son!!
From the time he was 2 until this very day (when he comes home to visit) my motto was: "you will not live to see (age)3,4,5,6,7,8 and so forth all the way to today and HE'S TWENTY-SEVEN!!!!
Now our grandson that is 9 was a dream, a breeze, a blessing (honest).....
this new grandson that is 15 months..................at this point, he won't live to see 2 (and not only does his MOM say that but so does NANA!!)
HONEST.........I've never said my "kids" and/or "grandkids" were BRATS, up to this one and trust me HE IS A BRAT!!!!!!!
Which brings us to the age old question, "If you had it to do over, which would you rather raise, girls or boy?"??????????
Don't give a woman advice, one should never give a woman anything she can't wear at night!
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Head'n Out
Wisconsin
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i know some people in their 40's who still have those days...... me being one of them.
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Doug4.7
Hartselle, AL, USA
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sneakers145 wrote:We're now entering the teens; so far so good! I would agree. The only issue I have with my kids being in their teens is the jump in insurance when they hit 16  . Now that has been a shocker....
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