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My 1 year old ds is complete mischief...... aaaarrrrhhhhh

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gravity · 15/06/2006 10:15

or maybe my now 3yr old dd was just an angel, my ds only just turned one, he has a lovely charismic personality but... - he is also so strong and a bit of a bully,he hits and bites, and it he is told off he thinks it is funny, he squeals when he wants his own way, he climbs up on everything, complete and utter mischief, he has seen his older sister throw tanties and he tends to copy her. I want to be the Are boys just little demons?? Any advice, I dont want to let him continue his way into being an obnoxious tot.........

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Tutter · 15/06/2006 10:19

hehehe sorry gravity, no words of wisdom here, just letting you know you're not alone! (see my earlier post). ds also just turned 1 and is everywhere he shouldn't be, doing everything he shouldn't be doing.

as others have said to me, it's just their way of understanding their place in the world - exploring it, understanding it, etc. ime boys are more physical than girls - not happy to sit and play - need to get involved with everything. maybe that's why you're finding it tougher this time?

good luck, and 's a hand to hold Smile

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gravity · 15/06/2006 10:25

oh ditto tutter .... so very ditto..... so bloody cheeky arent they?!!

reaching over the big ocean between us to hold that hand in good luck!!! Smile

shall go and retrieve mine from scrambling up the wine rack.... lol

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gravity · 15/06/2006 10:28

oh tutter, yes!!! smacking in the face !!! thats what my boy does too! i thought he had nearly broke my nose this morning. i asked him for a kiss and he walked over, looked really cute and like he was going to kiss me, grinned at me and promptly smacked my mobile into my nose

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Tutter · 15/06/2006 10:28

lol - our wine rack now faces the wall, after the little tyke managed to pull out a bottle of champagne Shock !!

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gravity · 15/06/2006 10:30

god - do we have twins here!!!??? Grin will post a photo of him for you on profiles

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Tutter · 15/06/2006 10:37

great - will keep my eyes peeled. then i might try to figure out how to do the same (i'm a bit of a techno thickie) Smile

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gravity · 15/06/2006 10:48

well ive done it before - but my last photo posted caused such a huge controversy i think thats why i cant upload one now..... or im just too thick this time around!!! lol

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TheMammy · 15/06/2006 10:54

It doesn't get any better ladies Grin

My ds is 18months and a total terror!! Again I thought it was because dd (4.6) was such a good baby/toddler but this boy of mine is a nightmare!!! He pulls chairs across the floor to get what he wants, the poor gerbils are never ever safe even though they are on a shelf, he climbs up on his red chair and growls through the wire cage at them :( He also hits and laughs when I say "ow". I have told him no and he laughs. He opens the fridge, the cupboards, drinks his juice/water and spits it out, easts custard and then spits it out.. puts his full dinner plate on his head if you don't watch him like a hawk... I have had to get door locks and fridge locks, I have to watch him constantly, I can't even make the dinner without watching him endlessly. He throws toys from the toy box right over his shoulder and doesn't play with them..it's just to get wrecking Shock

But...he has eyes like swimming pools, and such kissable chubby cheeks, he has his daddies smile and I melt when he looks at me and smiles... who cares that the doors are dangling from their hinges and that the gerbils are about to have a coronary arrest... he's my gorgeous blue eyed boy and I wouldn't change him for the world!!!!

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gravity · 15/06/2006 11:17

agreed again - i wouldnt change my boy for the world..... he too has the eyes that will make girls go week at the knees Grin

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Uwila · 15/06/2006 11:20

I thin both genders come in all sorts. DD is 3 and DS is just 1. DD is absolutely the terror in the house. DS is commonly known as "Angel Boy". They are just little people with varying personalities.

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gravity · 15/06/2006 11:22

ouch!! they surely are.... little people with big teeth that dig into mummy toes too!!

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gravity · 15/06/2006 11:59

tutter - photo there for you x

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theinvisiblegirl · 15/06/2006 12:51

gravity, your ds sounds exactly like mine! DS2 is 16 months and has caused more trouble than DS1 and DD put together! For instance, yesterday morning he managed to climb on to dining room table, smear a kiwi fruit everywhere, then he stuffed a whole packet of wet wipes down the loo before pouring a bottle of cooking oil over himself and the kitchen floor!!

He bites too (although he was egged on by DS1) and runs away laughing when he manages to make DD cry.

I hope he grows out of it soon but I'm not holding my breath! Grin

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