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dd 2.3 had me in tears today.

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ilovetochat · 03/11/2009 21:32

the day started badly with me offering cereal or toast, being ignored, so giving her cereal, then she wanted toast
telling her to hurry and eat so we could go out, she was taking her time.
trying to get her dressed she kept running off and ended up shutting her in the bedroom with me and dressing her while she cried.
just as we are going out she wants a poo, so she sits there doing nothing and smiling but when i tried to get her off the toilet she says poo and i dont want her to poo herself so she gets to sit there and make us late. in the end i shouted at her to poo or get off the toilet and she got off but was crying again. i feel like she ignores me till i shout then she does as asked but while crying which is not how i want us to communicate
after class, dinner and a sleep i had to wake her up as she had 2 hours and i didnt want bedtime ruined. she said she didnt like me, wanted daddy, and when i said daddy is still at work she said mommy work and daddy stay home
the final straw was daddy coming home only to say he had to go back to work and dd clinging to him and when i took her she said she didnt like mommy and she is daddys baby.
i ended up crying, i felt like walking out and leaving them to it.
as i put her to bed tonight she did the toilet trick again and i ended up shuting her in the bathroom till she admitted she didnt want a poo so even the end of the day is awful.
i do everything for her and she ignores me, shouts in my face, says she doesnt like me and only ever wants daddy.
what am i doing wrong?

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thaliablogs · 12/11/2009 13:09

Glad things are going ok. I wanted to say re GPs and the toys, I would still put some away/give some away, and explain that as you asked them not to buy more, and DD clearly has enough, and the room is too full, you've put some away until she's ready to play with them again. You can make sure that one thing they've given her is always out, but otherwise if you've asked them to stop and they won't, it's their problem and not yours.

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