Four Year Old Rose |
I don't know if anyone out there has tried to remove peanut butter from other food items - sometimes it's possible to scrape it off toast, but english muffins, with all their tiny holes, are a lost cause. So she just threw a fit and refused to eat it. Ok, well I guess that's what I'm having for breakfast now.
Why does this happen? Lately I'm getting a lot of "What I meant by no (or yes) was actually yes (or no)" This makes it very difficult to actually talk to Rose about anything. Anyone else go through Frustrating Fours with their kid? I know this is happening now because she did not have "Terrible Twos" and I am being punished for that.
Anyway, if you have any ideas/tips/tricks to deal (or combat) this stage, please please share them. Or even just some stories about how this happened to you too so I don't feel totally inadequate!
Toodles!
Well. Where to start? :) 1. Patience. patience. Patience. Remember that little Rose is going theough a development cycle.
ReplyDeleteI try so hard to be patient - I know I succeed most of the time, but there are just those days, you know? Thanks for your comment - it's nice to hear others having (or had) the same struggles with their young ones. :)
DeleteJ was like this too. Just relax and engage her mind. :)
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