telling your baby no-no...

[pamcrt]

Okay, so I ACTUALLY had to tell Abby no-no and then physically had to go pick her up and kind of swat/pat her hand earlier today. She was going for the cable cords and the cord plugged into the wall. Usually when I tell her no she will quit but today... she's been a holy terror. Every time I tell her no, she just turns around and looks at me and smiles like- hahahahaha, I don't have to do what you say because I'm cute... what are you gonna do to me?? Lord that baby is going to make me crazy. So when I swatted her she screamed and screamed. You would have thought that I had burned her with scalding water. I think that is the first time I have had to do that so I think it scared her.

Man, help me she's been all over the place and been a terror. And I have how many years of this left??

[mtmomx3]

Don't feel bad Pam, Olivia laughed at me when I said no no to her. My baby already mocks authority. So now shes doing the whole rocking on her hands and knees thing. God help us all when shes mobile. Craig said he thinks she will be a happier baby when she can move and I agree becuase then she can follow me and cry so I can't get away. Who's idea was it that we should teach them to move and talk? That person was soooo wrong.

[pamcrt]

I know, I think I would rather Abby go back to being a rock instead of a rocket. ;D

[mtmomx3]

Yep, I can remember the first two I couldn't wait to rush them into the milestones so I could be the proud mommy that could say, "my three month old is sitting and trying to crawl". Now I just want her to slow down and be an infant for a while. I don't want to rush the big baby stuff. I think we all kinda missed the little sweet cuddly infant stage. If now that they have gotten over being screamers if they could just do the lay there and hug mom without the grabbing of parts of my face and pulling hair I would be ecstatic.