1. not being allowed to go outside
2. not being allowed to walk around all day with a pacifier in his mouth
He should choose his location more wisely. When I have tantrums I do it on fluffy carpet, not on the mudroom floor next to a dog bowl.
These pictures are all crappy since they were taken with my phone. The camera was somewhere too far to walk.
Hudson's new recliner. Max says, 'If I knew my golden years would suck this bad I would have run away years ago.'.
Yesterday we went for groceries and Hudson grabbed for a nectarine. I let him eat it - yes it was unwashed and no we hadn't paid for it yet. It was better than a tantrum (see photos, above). This morning he wanted to eat another 'ball' for breakfast.
3 comments:
Oh thanks for the picutres....I love them all...Can hardly wait to experience the tantrums...
I have torn open many loaves of cinnamon raisin toast in the store to avoid a tantrum... You are wise to choose your battles.
My son seemed to start with the tantrums around 18 mos.--it seems to wax and wane; two or three weeks of tantrums followed by several months of relative calm.
It gets much better when they can talk in sentences because there is a bit of reasoning (read: bribery) and bargaining that you can bring into the picture.
He's a cutie!
Same here! We stole a banana from Publix the other day. I told J that I spent more money in their store because that banana let me shop longer, so that was my justification.
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