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anyone else find sah harder as their children get older?

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cluelessmumofone · 13/10/2008 09:56

dd is now 18 months and is getting harder and harder

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Housemum · 13/10/2008 14:49

In what way? Finding stuff to do? Or DD under your feet all the time? 18 months is a pretty tricky stage as they are wanting to be into everything, but not quite big enough for everything they want to do.

happylarry · 13/10/2008 16:43

if you feel this way then if you can afford it get her into nursery a couple of mornings or one day a week to give you and her space....

this will be good for your relationship with dp too as you will be more chilled....

ds benefited from going to nursery big time as did i...

sagacious · 13/10/2008 16:44

18 months is a difficult age

It gets so much better when they go to school

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chipmunkswhereareyou · 13/10/2008 21:04

Yes it does get harder but then it gets much easier. For a start they get better at playing on their own a little, they go off to some sort of nursery at 3 and also they start chatting and being more of a companion (at least some of the time).

I do work very part time but I love my time with ds now. I was quite unhappy when he was 18 months.

MakemineaGandT · 14/10/2008 20:23

IMHO that age is the hardest. I noticed a real shift for the better around age 2. Hang on in there! It doesn't last long.....

Mercy · 14/10/2008 20:26

Wait until they start school - that's quite hard imo (having only experienced 2 weeks so far)

littleducks · 14/10/2008 20:28

dd is 2.5 and am finding it AWFUL atm, ds is 6 months and is so wasy sometimes i wish i only had to look after him and dd was at school!

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