Every day the Baby gets a little older, a little more independent and a little more able. It’s really fun to watch him acquire new skills. What is less fun is the frustration which is appearing more and more rapidly when he is unable to do what he wants.
A increasing pitch of ‘nyeh, nyeh, nyeh’s which eventually make the short jump to full blown screaming, is a fairly regular background track at the moment. These mini fits of hysteria can be brought about by a multitude of occurrences, from being unable to reach something he wants to being unable to force a square peg into a round hole.
Upon our latest bout of this rage the Mummy informed me, ‘Yes, he’s definitely your son.’
I have no idea what she could be referring to….
Oh I’m never like that on my computer. Absolutely not at all. I find the threenage years the worst….
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Don’t say that- we’re not there yet and I’m hoping we’ll be the exception, the loving, calm, relaxed 3 year old.
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Hhaha I have yet to pass on my rage to the kids but I love the computer drawing that is me all the time. lol Thank you so much for linking up to Share With Me. #sharewithme
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You’d think using the computer as often as I do I would manage to keep my cool…but nope.
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Haha – it’s so funny when you can see your personality traits coming out in your children! Xx #ShareWithMe
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Funny and weird. Little flashes of mini me shining through every now and again. Thanks for hosting.
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hahaah – I remember this from when my boys were little.That has now turned into my toddler screaming instead though! lol #BrillBlogPosts
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Oh dear. Not looking forward to that.
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Lol whenever my kids are naughty I always say to my husband – that’s your personality that is š
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Yup, I wish I could throw it back at the Mummy sometimes but for now its all always my fault.
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Yup, yup and yup! I think a bit of fiest is needed – gives them a bit of character and balls. My monster looks just like her dad but her stroppiness and ability to never shut up is her mummy’s genes (apparently) xx -#brilliantblogposts
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Yes, need to put a positive spin on it- thanks. He’s not impatient he’s….clever? And that’s inherited from me. Obviously.
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Every cloud! Yep he’s got some spirit to him as well as being clever š that’s what I always say when my daughter is telling me to shut up! Xx
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haha
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Haha love this, that sounds like me on the computer! He definitely takes after you lol #sharewithme
Debbie
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I’m happy for him to take after me but I wish sometimes people would say that about his positive aspects š
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Ah! I forgot #sharewithme
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Ha! I definitely see a resemblance there – same mouth lol
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Haha, true. I’m told that in real life too, funnily enough.
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Haha I love this! I have exactly the same with my little girl – she has a very short fuse and it’s all my fault! #sharewithme x
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Yes, my genes are the cause of all of the unpleasant sides of the Baby š
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Ditto! Shame on our names.
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haha, right!
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Ha ha- the pic of you and the laptop reminded me of when my hubby declares ours an FĀ£&@Ā£&eg piece of s@&t and slams the lid in rage!
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Oh, I’ve never done that… *shuffles feet and looks at the floor*
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Aw the lovely baby frustration! We had that when Emma was younger and she wanted to do more than she was able to and even more so now that she’s a toddler #sharewithme
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Yes, I had a feeling it might be us on the rocky road toward the terrible twos (send help) š
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