No we've clarified I'm not going near her
it's on Super Simple Songs
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it's on Super Simple Songs
When I told my husband my (toxic) mother gave us Benadryl on car rides and a lot of other times he nearly had a heart attack.
Down by the baaaaaaayyyyyyyNo we've clarified I'm not going near her
Phenergan is what I was given
Same same! My mum drugged me and my sister as we were absolutely wild till all hours, only worked once mindPhenergan is what I was given
Same. My mum gave it me the day I turned one.Phenergan is what I was given
She didn't sleep a wink thinking she killed me
I used to have this every Christmas Eve because I couldn’t sleep. Until until my mid 20s
My mum denies giving me and my sisters anything (the 80s) but yet claims all 4 of us slept through the night from very early on. I call bullshit
Maybe we were just bored shitless without screens, so we slept insteadMy mum denies giving me and my sisters anything (the 80s) but yet claims all 4 of us slept through the night from very early on. I call bullshit
Omfg I had this in my head the other night at like 3am, I was going through the different letters … ‘upples and banunu’s’Ayples andbanaynays
Sorry if this has been covered, but looking for ideas on games/toys for a 2yo, she has no interest in anything aimed at her age an I feel most is really too young for her, but at same time anything older is a bit too old, she has the mess free colouring in stuff but she doesn't seem to be quite at that stage yet for wanting to sit down an colour, everything still goes to her mouth so playdoh, an sand is a no (once she's out that stage then I'll try it) puzzles an books she doesn't seem to interested with or that magnetic drawing board, she has her dolls but again she will start to look for something else after a few mins, those Duplo blocks just get launched access the room as well, she would sit an watch TV or scroll on a phone all day if you let her but we want to really limit screen time
Is there anything out there that might appease her
Is there anything out there that might appease her
It's very normal for them to start looking for something after a few minutes.Sorry if this has been covered, but looking for ideas on games/toys for a 2yo, she has no interest in anything aimed at her age an I feel most is really too young for her, but at same time anything older is a bit too old, she has the mess free colouring in stuff but she doesn't seem to be quite at that stage yet for wanting to sit down an colour, everything still goes to her mouth so playdoh, an sand is a no (once she's out that stage then I'll try it) puzzles an books she doesn't seem to interested with or that magnetic drawing board, she has her dolls but again she will start to look for something else after a few mins, those Duplo blocks just get launched access the room as well, she would sit an watch TV or scroll on a phone all day if you let her but we want to really limit screen time
Is there anything out there that might appease her
Attention span of a 2 year old is about 4 minutes.
I think the thing to remember too, as you say about the blocks being launched, they don't know how you're "supposed" to play with things.
They play with it however they feel.
I have a daughter similar age, she's 2 in April.
She does love playdough. And we have pompoms and rice she puts in and out of pots with scoops.
She has some dolls she plays with, plastic and wooden play food, cars, spinning toys that stick to things, she has quite a few little characters too that she recognises from TV.
Has a little toy trolley and dog stroller she loves too
Is this for a gift? What’s your budget?Sorry if this has been covered, but looking for ideas on games/toys for a 2yo, she has no interest in anything aimed at her age an I feel most is really too young for her, but at same time anything older is a bit too old, she has the mess free colouring in stuff but she doesn't seem to be quite at that stage yet for wanting to sit down an colour, everything still goes to her mouth so playdoh, an sand is a no (once she's out that stage then I'll try it) puzzles an books she doesn't seem to interested with or that magnetic drawing board, she has her dolls but again she will start to look for something else after a few mins, those Duplo blocks just get launched access the room as well, she would sit an watch TV or scroll on a phone all day if you let her but we want to really limit screen time
Is there anything out there that might appease her
Thanks I'll probably look at some spinning things, we are trying to teach her not to throw things but obviously it will take time an I don't get angry about it, I guess am more paranoid over the sand an playdoh incase am not quick enough an she eats it so I might try the rice instead, although I have her a lot she's only my neice so am a bit more worried about trying older toys with her, I might see if she likes a dog stroller as well
It just feels like toys go from way to young to way to old, like theres no in-between lol
No gift an no budget, she's my neice who I get a lot an am more looking for things I can keep at my place for her so she has a few things to keep her amused if we can't get to the park or out a walk etc
Play doh is actually safe to eat, but it tastes disgusting so they don’t tend to do it repeatedly. It also doesn’t really do them any harm to eat sand either.
I’m a big fan of sensory play, I’ve just ordered my girls a flisat table for that purpose.
My 14 month old and my 3yo love these. They can play for hours with them. I have boys, and they are into trains and cars, and can play for ages with them
Thanks, never knew that, when I was a kid I don't think it was safe an it was probably the last time I was ever around the stuff
Am like ones of these paranoid wanting to wrap them in bubble wrap types
I honestly still freak out when she criesYou can make playdoh yourself. It's just salt, flour, water and food colouring.
The thing with toys for older kids too is its more based on the parts for them. Some have bits that can come off easier that could be a choking hazard.
It is very normal for them to just play for a minute or 2 and move on to something else though especially at this age.
We just end up with toys everywhere
I’m the same with my niece and nephew but with my kids, well, it’s completely different. I wouldn’t let my N&N eat playdoh but mine can crack onThanks, never knew that, when I was a kid I don't think it was safe an it was probably the last time I was ever around the stuff
Am like ones of these paranoid wanting to wrap them in bubble wrap types
Thanks I'll check these out, never knew things like this existed
Good to know, maybe I can make the playdoh, will ease me a bit if she does eat it, yeah am starting to get to that stage with random toys everywhereYou can make playdoh yourself. It's just salt, flour, water and food colouring.
The thing with toys for older kids too is its more based on the parts for them. Some have bits that can come off easier that could be a choking hazard.
It is very normal for them to just play for a minute or 2 and move on to. Something else though especially at this age.
We just end up with toys everywhere
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This is me, if she was mine I'd probably be more relaxed but cause she isn't she has me on edge with what to give herI’m the same with my niece and nephew but with my kids, well, it’s completely different. I wouldn’t let my N&N eat playdoh but mine can crack on
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