i love the term threenager! very cleaver

So love the terminology ‘threenager” very clever.
Wishing you and your daughter all the very best.

I know this too well, my daughter didn’t start until after 3 but it lasted till just before she went to school. There were some spectacular tantrums then, never knew a little kid could be so violent! It was so frustrating, there were some days that she spent a lot of the day in time out. I constantly called my mum to vent, but it does get better. She is 9 now, still has tantrums, not often but when she does they are more sulking.

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  • • mom57522 replied
    • 25 Jun 2015 , 2:42 pm

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  Agreed. My nine year old sulks more than throwing a tantrum these day.

Oh yes, it’s not an easy time. You wonder what happened to your nice little baby! It does get better though, but the attitude changes.

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  • • mum4107 replied
    • 25 Jun 2015 , 5:45 am

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  You are so right about wondering what happened lol

Love the threenager phraase! made me giggle! Kids are such boundary testers! I am a teacher and it drives me nuts some days!

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  • • mum4107 replied
    • 25 Jun 2015 , 5:46 am

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  Oh goodness. Yes I bet it drives you nuts sometimes lol

It’s crazy how early they start to test boundaries! When I say no to something, My 10 month old smiles and crawls even faster. I’m not looking forward to the 2.5year old threenager stage:)

I wish I was responsible for the name, but I saw it somewhere on Facebook.
What my daughter is going through now, made me think this must be it lol.
It’s improved today and not do constant , which is good

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  • • mom94125 replied
    • 04 Jul 2015 , 6:22 pm

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  yes i had never heard the term until your post though

lol you came up with a funny name for this stage

I don’t think the arguing every ends.

oh-oh its that testing my boundaries stage. Although we can share a laugh about it here I know how frustrating that can be I surely hope it passes by quick for you

Oh the Threenager ..such a cute word to describe that stage.