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2yr old always twiddling his twiddle

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TurmoilDreams · 23/04/2023 14:14

As title says really, he's always got his hands in his nappy/pulling his twiddle over the top to play with it.
I tell him to take his hands out his nappy/put it away but I'm forever catching him doing it.
How do I stop him? Is this normal? He's my 3rd boy and my others didn't do it as much as him lol

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bluesky45 · 23/04/2023 14:20

Wtf is a twiddle?!

bookworm44 · 23/04/2023 14:24

It's called a penis 🙄

Eggseggseverywhere · 23/04/2023 14:24

3 dc and yet you can't say penis?

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thefamous5 · 23/04/2023 14:27

It's a penis.

You have three children but can't say that word?

bizzey · 23/04/2023 14:29

Well if you are calling it a twiddle...he most likely thinks that is what he has got to do with it !

It is his twiddle toy 😂!

GroovyGangConscript · 23/04/2023 14:29
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AllYourReasons · 23/04/2023 14:30

Is it normal? You want people to share stories of their young sons and their ‘twiddle’.

Let’s not do that. 🤔

FangedFrisbee · 23/04/2023 14:32

AllYourReasons · 23/04/2023 14:30

Is it normal? You want people to share stories of their young sons and their ‘twiddle’.

Let’s not do that. 🤔

Agreed!

nakeklak · 23/04/2023 14:36

It's normal and unhealthy for you to shame him for doing that

Leafblow · 23/04/2023 14:56

Poppered vests?

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TurmoilDreams · 23/04/2023 18:29

I call it his willy, just thought it a funny way to word it tbh
Plus I don't shame him, I just tell him to stop, it's not something I want him doing everywhere he goes.
Also, I didn't ask for stories lol

People are so quick to have a go aren't they.

I was asking for advice, the only helpful comment so far is to use peppered vests, which is brilliant thanks!

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bookworm44 · 23/04/2023 19:33

You are shaming him by telling him to stop though, he's not doing anything wrong. It's perfectly normal.

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TurmoilDreams · 23/04/2023 20:06

So I'm supposed to let him have it out, playin with it in front of guests ect?
I try to be gentle when telling him, I'm not acting horrified or telling him off. He giggles and runs off doin it lol

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bookworm44 · 23/04/2023 21:16

When mine was a little older & doing that i just started explaining it was something he should do in private rather than in front of other people. 2 may be too young to understand that. Maybe his nappy is too loose if he can get his hands in there.

bizzey · 23/04/2023 21:17

Have you tried ignoring and just distracting him with something ?

Even just ....ohhh look at that big bird out the window/on road/garden ?

Where is your lovely red car ?

Shall we play with your train set ?

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