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By: Summarize it for Aug2007 « Under The Banyan Tree

Summarize it for Aug2007 « Under The Banyan Tree — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 08:58:50 +0000

[...] children. Sometimes the children openly express their discontent, like mine did when I changed her car seat. But what if they jut go along with the change, only to retain it in their subconscious and let it [...]

By: the mad momma

the mad momma — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 15:07:30 +0000

oh yes kodi’s mom…they do!! I am living proof of it.. i have to handle the Brat with kid gloves…. but like Ashu, he has been exposed to so many changes that most often he is rather accomodating!

utbt…my sympathies!

By: utbtkids

utbtkids — Wed, 20 Jun 2007 22:25:02 +0000

Tharini – I get the impression that it wouldn’t have hit her this hard if she hadn’t seen infant sitting in HER seat!

Sundar – So you say that we are in for more of this? You just brightned my day. BTW your weekend adventure did evoke my sympathy. I know the pain of handling a screaming, kicking kid who wants to roll around on the floor and cry. What drama queens?!

RBDANS, Kodi’s mom – They are growing up and getting their own circle of friends! Hmmp!

By: Tharini

Tharini — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 19:12:25 +0000

Moral of the story : Wait until the toddler is a little older and the delight in new things takes over…:) Disclaimer : May not work for some toddlers.

By: sundar narayanan

sundar narayanan — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 19:55:36 +0000

we went through the exact same thing.

and we go through it every time an old dress or toy or anything that Jr. used gets handed down to the baby!

there is no lesson be learnt here. they are as cruel to us as we are to them.. after our weekend adventures (note, I still have the rest of sunday but am already finished for the weekend!), I am quite certain about the relative cruelty thing..

By: rbdans

rbdans — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 19:07:49 +0000

She is one cute little kid.. oh sorry.. cute big sis. Lesson learnt is they too have their very own circle of friends outside of mommy and daddy comfort to vent out. Reminds me of our m-i-l/f-i-l venting sessions. ha ha..

By: kodi's mom

kodi's mom — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 16:52:06 +0000

hugs to you and to li’l Toddler. I was surprised at the whole sequence – from the time she protested to the time she “complained” to her friend to the time she professed love when all was well! they can do this much at 2.5 itself??? I better brace myself!

lesson learnt for me is toddlers have feelings too – and will never let mom walk all over them

By: utbtkids

utbtkids — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 14:08:05 +0000

Boo, you think a 2.5 year old has such strong preferences? Wait till you hear whathappened in teh UTBT house hold yesterday night. I had the energy to write only two posts. Will try posting Infant’s thiruvilayadal today.

By: B o o.

B o o. — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 11:12:15 +0000

Thats some screenplay! Sometimes I am shocked as well as surprised (and mostly pissed!) that all of two years and they have such strong preferences. It leaves me nuts! But I think Ashu has been exposed to so many changes in her little life that she has not much choice. Before she could adjust to one thing and get all attached, we uproot her, the twisted parents that we are!
By the way, she keeps looking at her finger painting which I have pinned up on the wall and keeps saying – “Your toddlers name” painting! And she has the same tone as we would say when we see an original Van Gogh!