fyrestar

Thanks girls I'm sure chances are he doesn't have any serious behavioral disorders, it's just sometimes I can't believe the stuff he does. Boy I sure feel like a first-time mom. Parker is soooooo much easier - hey I've been there done that with that age I'm still learning with Cade though

I think we'll definitely just start getting his cup back right after he drinks, and I just won't leave the dining room until he's finished and cleaned up. Parker will just have to wait.

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Jen

Oh hon I am sorry you are going through this. I hate to say this but the Terrible Threes are the worst. With both my girls I wanted to rip my hair out, cry, and scream pretty much all day long. The only thing that saved me was when each one was 3 I didn't have a smaller child to tend to so I could focus more on them.

My 5 yr old is such ummm, we will say, spirited child. In other words she can drive me crazy in a matter of minutes. She was a WONDERFUL baby and toddler but once she hit 3 I really wanted to give her back. She thinks she is the Princess and demands to be treated like one. The other night DH told her to pick up her toys in her room and you know what she said? "Daddy, Princesses don't clean." and gave him a smile and walked away to go watch tv. Just hang in there and stick to your guns.

I also did the take food away and it did work! Really it wasn't so bad and they quickly got the idea of what would come if they didn't eat.

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