Am I the only one who has a biter? My kid is like a freaking vampire. And she does it playfully...it's her method of choice for those she loves.
+1 for the unplugging/chewing of cords and for throwing food/cup to signify being finished.
No you're not the only one. A bites all the time. It used to be just me and his cue that he wanted to nurse. Now he bites H too, especially toes and sometimes tummys. He gets confused when he's trying to blubber.
heartofglass what are you doing to break the biting habit? She just laughs gleefully when we say no and tries again 😕
Ha well we say 'no' and I'll put him down if I'm holding him. Other than that nothing....he used to cry every time we told him no, now he just smiles and does it again.
Running food through his hair. Smashing his sippy down because he can get milk/water to shoot out. Head butting me when he wants my attention. Barrel rolling during diaper changes. Throwing toys into the garbage. Pulling actual garbage out and throwing it on the floor. Emptying all diapers (clean) out of the basket and onto the floor. We also like pulling all the wipes out of the container and trying to eat them. Screaming and crying when I close the fridge.
Post by periwinkledaydreams on Jul 18, 2016 19:13:42 GMT -5
Omg the effing whining. I cannot move my body in a direction away from her. Clinger.
Did I mention the back arching, flailing, pushing her arms and legs as hard as possible into as many parts of my body as possible and screaming as her method of winding down into sleep? Cause that drives me nuts, if you can imagine.
J throws some food on the ground... But tucks some of it under her thigh... Making a sticky mess of her and the high chair. I think she's saving it for later. She's in a phase right now where it's constant whining to be picked up, then immediate back arching and pushing away if you do get her. I can't win.
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