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    • T Offline
      tigger88
      last edited by

      Maybe my DD2’s terrible two phase is not over yet.


      My DS1 is also 5YO. He is more sensible and understanding.

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        24hr-mum
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        my #5 has progressed from terrible two, to terrible 3, terrible 4 and now terrible 5. tho he is better now but can still whine n act up when doesnt get his way. its is manipulative nature. maybe ur child is like that. but still young. my #3 can also cry on demand, meaning cry when doesnt get her way. she is 3yo, modelled well after #2’s nonsense.

        they are smart, know how to manipulative.

        got to stand firm lor…or sweet talk (talk by offering sweets i mean haha)or use distraction method to divert their demands. really bo bian , then take my super power (cane)

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          CayennePepper
          last edited by

          Hiya all 🙂

          I have 3 kids - 2 boys (7 and 3) and the middle girl is 5.
          No helper cos I just don't have the energy to deal with one more human being. I guess I can finally call myself a SAHM, yeah! I was largely a student for the past few yrs, was doing postgrad work.
          I drive a 7 seater cos of all the carseats. Even my oldest uses one; I'm totally paranoid and lugged an oversize one (meant for older kids) back from the U.S. for him.
          DD and DS1 are very sensible and easy to handle. No.3 is the exact opposite but he's very cute and charming so can get away with anything. I'm the only one who doesn't fall for his tricks so he lives for the moment his dad reaches home.

          24hr-mum, one of my kids shares your dd's birthday!

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            24hr-mum
            last edited by

            Oh u mean 1 jan? that’'s great.

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              duriz
              last edited by

              CayennePepper:
              24hr-mum, one of my kids shares your dd's birthday!

              Were either of you and your baby featured in the newspaper? You know, being born in the New Year and all 😄

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                24hr-mum
                last edited by

                haha, no lah. my #1 is a night-time baby, after 16hrs of labour!

                she is 1 jan bb, so she is the youngest in her class

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                  CayennePepper
                  last edited by

                  Mine was also born in the night. No extra presents haha.

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                    24hr-mum
                    last edited by

                    hi CayennePepper,

                    which one of your kids is also 1 jan bb?
                    so is he or she 1 year younger than the classmates?

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                      chatelaine
                      last edited by

                      Hi

                      :salute: to all those who have 3kids and more :udawoman:
                      In fact, is quite rare to see parents with more than 3kids nowadays. I saw somewhere here, there's one parent with 6 kids!

                      I'm a FTWM with 2 kids, DD2yrs and DS1yr with no maid... Planning to have #3.

                      Though my DH drive a 7 seater, we have problem fetching more passengers other than 1 more squeeze in between the bb carseats.
                      With 2 bb carseats secured at the 2nd row, it's quite difficult for people to get in to the 3rd row unless climbed in from the back :lol:
                      Alternatively, one bb carseat secured at the front and one behind. Can't image if I need to secure another one. :roll:
                      With 2 kids, DH sometimes can get crazy :frustrated: managing them not to mention 3. DH will use cane :spank: on them when they get
                      really notti and they will cry until very pitiful though caned lightly.

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                        24hr-mum
                        last edited by

                        haha, where did u get the caning symbol?


                        with 3 kids or more, for me, i have three nannies:
                        maid
                        tv nanny
                        cane nanny

                        (u know why grandparents are not in the list above)

                        without the last nanny, the kids will be a bunch of monkeys

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