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      MummyThreeStreams
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      Our apartment only had blinds and we weren't allowed to change them! :frustrated:


      On the bright side (har har...) at least we weren't living further North and earlier sunrises!

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        puff
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        When I am at home I find under 2 yo stage easier coz familiar environment they tend to stick to routine n i will know when is my rest period. But when outside I find 5 yo n abv easier as they can listen to instructions n can eat n go toilet on their own so more hassle free .

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          kids_r_innocent
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          Personally I feel tat child between 0-2/3 year old is easier to take care in terms of less talk n dun have to handle their tantrums. For 3-7 year old, they r more independent bt more tantrums n arguments. As for 7yrs old, then I am not sure as my children have yet to reach tat stage!

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            BeContented
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            kids_r_innocent:
            Personally I feel tat child between 0-2/3 year old is easier to take care in terms of less talk n dun have to handle their tantrums. For 3-7 year old, they r more independent bt more tantrums n arguments. As for 7yrs old, then I am not sure as my children have yet to reach tat stage!


            You will know when they start --
            'i dun like/want'
            'why cannot?'
            'but my friend .....'
            'who & who said ....' :frustrated:
            or worse, ignore & give you that I dun care / I'm not going to give in LOOK :mad: :rant:

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              puff
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              kids_r_innocent:
              Personally I feel tat child between 0-2/3 year old is easier to take care in terms of less talk n dun have to handle their tantrums. For 3-7 year old, they r more independent bt more tantrums n arguments. As for 7yrs old, then I am not sure as my children have yet to reach tat stage!

              Less than 2/3 yo definitely talk less n I can have some peace at home πŸ˜„
              But when we r outside eg buying grocery the less than 2/3 yo will be the one whining in her stroller :frustrated:

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                puff
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                cwc:
                kids_r_innocent:

                Personally I feel tat child between 0-2/3 year old is easier to take care in terms of less talk n dun have to handle their tantrums. For 3-7 year old, they r more independent bt more tantrums n arguments. As for 7yrs old, then I am not sure as my children have yet to reach tat stage!



                You will know when they start --
                'i dun like/want'
                'why cannot?'
                'but my friend .....'
                'who & who said ....' :frustrated:
                or worse, ignore & give you that I dun care / I'm not going to give in LOOK :mad: :rant:

                πŸ˜† n not forgetting my DD favorite line ' not fair.....'

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                  MummyThreeStreams
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                  Oh yes… my P1 boy is always asking me WHY? WHY? WHY!!! now I miss the simple NO! NO! NO!!!

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                    BeContented
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                    puff:
                    cwc:

                    [quote=\"kids_r_innocent\"]Personally I feel tat child between 0-2/3 year old is easier to take care in terms of less talk n dun have to handle their tantrums. For 3-7 year old, they r more independent bt more tantrums n arguments. As for 7yrs old, then I am not sure as my children have yet to reach tat stage!



                    You will know when they start --
                    'i dun like/want'
                    'why cannot?'
                    'but my friend .....'
                    'who & who said ....' :frustrated:
                    or worse, ignore & give you that I dun care / I'm not going to give in LOOK :mad: :rant:

                    πŸ˜† n not forgetting my DD favorite line ' not fair.....'[/quote]oh yes, this one is 100year issue, can never resolve. The kids will dig & dig & revive it at every argument πŸ˜“

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                      smartmummy
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                      yes,yes very true.We r facing now.I have a 9yo.


                      I just asked him to stop otherwise its like go round and round and never stop,waste of time.I told him cannot argue with parents.he said I can’t reply to ur qn.one day he said "I am a living thing and I can respond to changes".That time he was studying about living thing.

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                        Funx3
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                        smartmummy:
                        yes,yes very true.We r facing now.I have a 9yo.


                        I just asked him to stop otherwise its like go round and round and never stop,waste of time.I told him cannot argue with parents.he said I can't reply to ur qn.one day he said \"I am a living thing and I can respond to changes\".That time he was studying about living thing.
                        Ha Ha ....
                        Guess My Kids R More \"Polite\" ....
                        during their Primary years, they Will just Listen Quiet-ly to what I Say ....
                        But Upon My Finish Talking, they Will Just As \"Polite-ly\" Resume what they Were Doing B4 ....
                        πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

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