When does this stage end?
I feel like I say "no" 100 times per night when Abby is eating dinner and dropping her food onto the floor. She looks us in the eye and opens her hand. When I say no, she often shakes her head no. She also doesn't drop her favorite foods- there is never bread on the floor.
I assume this is normal- how long does it last? I am freshening up on the Uh-Oh song from Love and Logic this week and will deploy it soon.
I feel like I say "no" 100 times per night when Abby is eating dinner and dropping her food onto the floor. She looks us in the eye and opens her hand. When I say no, she often shakes her head no. She also doesn't drop her favorite foods- there is never bread on the floor.
I assume this is normal- how long does it last? I am freshening up on the Uh-Oh song from Love and Logic this week and will deploy it soon.
2 comments:
It lasts FOREVER!! I kid, I kid...maybe not forever, but she'll be exploring her boundaries for awhile. She probably thinks it's a game! I know it's hard, but sometimes you just have to ignore them when they do the things you don't like. You were smart and got a liner underneath, so no worries on cleanup! Just tell her uh-oh and go about your business. And enjoy the silliness...it's really cute at this stage!
Still going on at my house...except now we throw it as far as we can. Now that we are in the throwing stage, once it happens dinner is over. It doesn't happen that often anymore. Maybe I am mean...but my child throws it all, including her most prized avacado...which is really gross to clean up off of everything. :)
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