Terrible twos / myLot

February 3, 2018 10:04pm CST

I’m just wondering as a mother myself is the myth true terrible twos or is it just a saying for bold children to cover up bad parenting please tell me what you guys think my son just turned two and I would like to hear from other parents

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Judy Story

@jstory07 (140554)

• Roseburg, Oregon

4 Feb 18

None of my kids were terrible at two. Kids act the way that you let them.

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Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (61968)

• Centralia, Washington

4 Feb 18

Is your son curious and raring to learn new things? Maybe he needs more than he is getting now.

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Lenore Plassman

@sallypup (61968)

• Centralia, Washington

4 Feb 18

@BabyGurl2k16 I'm not sure what your kiddo is doing to drive you nuts. I remember when my daughter- I only had one kid- got into the lipstick and redid the bathroom. That was a terrible day. And I remember how she'd tell everybody she was an elevator or Bob the bus driver- totally creative hilarity. Just depends on the day.

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Emily mcdonagh

@BabyGurl2k16 (8)

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4 Feb 18

@sallypup he not doing anything to drive me nuts just curious cause he a quite child but I was just wondering cause he just turned two

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Emily mcdonagh

@BabyGurl2k16 (8)

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4 Feb 18

He a quite child that’s why I’m wondering is it gonna get worse or is it just how u raise your kids I honestly don’t have a clue it’s my first child so I said I’d ask for advice

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Toni

@toniganzon (72551)

• Philippines

4 Feb 18

I never had any problem when my son turned 2.

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Emily mcdonagh

@BabyGurl2k16 (8)

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4 Feb 18

I’m nothing parent shaming btw forgot to add that I’m just curious cause I hear a lot of oh my gosh terrible twos god help you they act out so much I hear so hopefully more parent will give me advice or there experiences I’m open to hear everything

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Toni

@toniganzon (72551)

• Philippines

4 Feb 18

@BabyGurl2k16 I guess it depends on the parents or where the children were raised.

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Nanette Piotrowski

@nanette64 (20364)

• Fairfield, Texas

4 Feb 18

Kids learn how to manipulate parents very early on @BabyGurl2k16 . Such as; not getting their way so they will throw a tantrum, or throw toys, or bite. When they are doing something wrong, tell them immediately, "NO!"

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PLETHOS

@Plethos (13581)

• United States

4 Feb 18

Depends what you let them get awsy with.

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sunshine dems

@sunshine102 (62)

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4 Feb 18

just enjoy the time being with your kid...do the best that you can for him..just let him feel how much you love him but not to the extent of spoiling him...and bring him up to the Lord...for the Bible says...Bring up a child in the way he should go...and if he grows old...he will not depart from it....happy parenting.....

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