I haven’t a clue what he’s trying to say to me. So he’s thrown himself on the floor and is screaming his head off. At this moment I’m looking forward to going to work…
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5 responses to “Two year old tantrums”
((hugs)) I hate it when they do that.
there are some advantages to work of course….
oh dear…. can you not bodily remove him to the back garden and pull the door too…..? No, really, I’m just joking!!!!
See – work does have SOME compensations (apart for the money!)
Hugs. At least you are not trying to work with that going on!
I can perfectly understand what F is saying but it doesn’t help at all because he’s just stropping about not getting his own way.