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Re: . by Nobody: 3:03pm On Feb 08, 2012 |
Ada, From what I understand, head banging is relatively common amongst toddlers and is typically harmless and nothing to worry about. They outgrow it eventually |
Re: . by tessybaby(f): 10:25am On Feb 13, 2012 |
@ atlgal did you say harmless? having your toddler bang her head on the floor and /or any other hard surfaces could cause her serious damege if care is not taken. I have had my child injure herself during one of her head banging sessions it is really frustration thank God she rarely does it these days |
Re: . by Nobody: 1:42pm On Feb 13, 2012 |
Tessy Allow me. To clarify The act if head banging is not linked with any long term effects Now it is up to u to parent and ensure ur daughter doesn't hurt herself while head banging or not. Hope this helps. |
Re: . by agiboma(f): 8:50pm On Feb 13, 2012 |
Well i think head banging in excess can cause injury and no one should stay and watch their child hit their head on a hard surface continiously. My son has his tantrums where he drops on the floor sometimes hitting his head kicks and screams and rolls all over the place, then gets up and comes to me screaming, but i wont allow him to bang his head over and over again. |
Re: . by lepasharon(f): 9:14pm On Feb 13, 2012 |
blank: AWWW, SO CUTE |
Re: . by lepasharon(f): 9:17pm On Feb 13, 2012 |
tessybaby: lool |
Re: . by Africaine(f): 9:21am On Feb 14, 2012 |
My son just started this behaviour recently oh,I dont understand and am so worried. The dude will just start crying for no just cause,he will roll,scream,bang his head and he can go on for an hour or more there's nothing you use to pacify him that will shut him up oh,he'll just go on, I have thought of differents things,but i just realised that he does dis only when myself or his father is back home. i dont know how to deal with dis anymore oh,My daughter who is older never gave me this kind of wahala oh. I mean last night i had to back him around 1.30am and start walking around for over 40mins,singing before he finally went bacnk to sleep,meanwhile i have to be up 5am to get ready for work oh,the thing tire me. I swear. |
Re: . by agiboma(f): 9:49am On Feb 14, 2012 |
Africaine: How old is your son? Could he be teething? My son does not sleep @ nights he still wakes up 1-2 times, sometimes he does not sleep @ night and sleeps all day, i have tried everything to get him in a routine and nothing works any ideas from you ladies would be great. |
Re: . by maran1983(f): 11:09am On Feb 14, 2012 |
Hi all, my email addy is My question is how to get children interested in food. My baby is 13months and has refused to take solids; i have tried all ways possible to entice him to eat all to no avail. The only foods he likes eating are custard, tea (milo) and bread, he eats processed foods from cow and gate or heinz but i am worried that since it is canned it could be harmful to his health; mothers in the house with experience, please, help. I will add all the other mothers above and get your pins, thanks. |
Re: . by Africaine(f): 11:27am On Feb 14, 2012 |
@agiboma, He will be 2 in May,so he is 21 months old. its not food,he eats well but i just dont understand this turn of events, the guy wud be happy and playing one second,the next he's screaming at the top of his voice, before i would beg, pet and everything,or ignore him,he doesnt stop oh! until u back him,take him outside and walk around d estate,before the dude wud shut up. |
Re: . by Nobody: 11:45am On Feb 14, 2012 |
Africaine: Hmm, could he be in pain? What exactly happens just before he starts screaming? As in, what’s going on around him at the time? |
Re: . by Africaine(f): 11:59am On Feb 14, 2012 |
Trust I have checked everything,one minute he's eating,next minute he's screaming. I have even enquired from his school teacher,they say he's very well behaved in school,honestly i dont get it. |
Re: . by Nobody: 12:10pm On Feb 14, 2012 |
Is it always related to eating? Maybe he is having belly pains? You could probably check with a doctor. Try to keep a written diary of the events for 3-5 days; time of day, what exactly he was doing/eating etc. Maybe looking back at it will help, it may help the doc come up with an idea too. |
Re: . by tessybaby(f): 2:02pm On Feb 14, 2012 |
@ africaine i don't think he has any problem it's just a phase just like what my daughter is going thru i came back one day to find her well seated and watching TV while her nanny was doing laundry but if i was the one doing laundry ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh just know dat she would be soked with water (trying to wash too) or alse i would not do that laundry he is just being naughty when his parents are around. @ maran i feel your stress don't worry with time she will eat. try giving her what you eat |
Re: . by tessybaby(f): 2:08pm On Feb 14, 2012 |
my email tessylove82@yahoo.com |
Re: . by agiboma(f): 4:39pm On Feb 14, 2012 |
@ Africaine i agree with tessy he is going through a stage, my son does the same thing to me one minute he is fine and the next he is totally freaking out omg. Sometimes i think a mosquitoe bite him or something idk? After i comfort him he stops, i hope he grows out of this one soon. @maran your baby is till young, my son still does not eat solids and he is 18 months, im still taking my time with him, what else can i do |
Re: . by omododo: 9:01pm On Feb 16, 2012 |
@maran1983 cow and gate has different varieties of baby food, i gave my girls the ones in pack not the canned ones, i prefer those as they are made with natural fruit and flavours. You can also try mashing boiled plantain mix with butter, or mash some boiled potatoes with butter and Titus fish. my children loves the taste. |
Re: . by omododo: 9:03pm On Feb 16, 2012 |
@maran1983 cow and gate has different varieties of baby food, i gave my girls the ones in pack not the canned ones, i prefer those as they are made with natural fruit and flavours. You can also try mashing boiled plantain mix with butter, or mash some boiled potatoes with butter and Titus fish. my children loves the taste. |
Re: . by mutter(f): 10:18pm On Feb 16, 2012 |
Gosh I admire the patience and endurance of some mothers here. i would never carry a child that cries unnecessarily. I would simply deposit you on your bed and close the door. When the child realises it cannot achieve anything with tantrums it stops them very fast. I do not believe in growing out of a phase but i rather tend to follow the nib it in the bud approach. |
Re: . by ada24: 10:52pm On Feb 16, 2012 |
mutter: I have tried all that - my daughter can cry as if its going out of fashion, looking to make a comeback and finally going out of fashion. the one I'm trying to nip in the bud now is the biting - she has started biting for attention and when I tell her off. I try not to smack her as I don't believe in it but she is pushing me. oh she doesn't eat ANYTHING apart from baby cereal |
Re: . by Nobody: 11:00pm On Feb 16, 2012 |
Muttee, I agree with u to a certain degree. If she's crying for no reason or throws a tantrum, I don't give in ever. Children learn that being loud typically gets them what they want if one gives in. I kiss n hug her instead. Toddlers can be a handful but it doesn't last for ever. |
Re: . by MrsSiena1(f): 11:38pm On Feb 16, 2012 |
Hmmm I don try tire dont know what is wrong oh i keep getting banned for no reason abeg i get 56 shoes and 80 jewellery for sale oh |
Re: . by tessybaby(f): 8:12am On Feb 17, 2012 |
mutter: mutter when u have a child like my daughter you will automatically develope that same patience it's frustrating at times my dear sister oh yeah Ada biting is in fashion now she bites my legs and it hurts so much all i want to do is smack her buttocks |
Re: . by mutter(f): 8:19am On Feb 17, 2012 |
Tessybaby , some of my kids have been real hard nuts but you can get through. One thing I learnt about kids is not to start what I cannot finish, because they are so smart. So when I take an action I have to pull it through. That mean when i put the child on the bed, I HAVE TO HAVE THE NERVES AND MENTAL STRENGTH TO PULL IT THROUGH. If you take the child out half way, the child has not learnt from it. It is hard as a mother to pull such things through but it works. |
Re: . by agiboma(f): 8:32am On Feb 17, 2012 |
tessybaby: LOL sounds like my son he bites any part of me he can find, sometimes he bites me all day long and when his dad comes home he continue his behaviour on him, so i bought him sophie the giraff he chews on her so it has helped a little, everytime he starts with me i give him Sophie |
Re: . by tessybaby(f): 12:31pm On Feb 17, 2012 |
lol agiboma Sophie is in trouble unfortunately she can speak. |
Re: . by agiboma(f): 8:36pm On Feb 17, 2012 |
tessybaby: Girl you damn right she better give my family her money's worth, she cost a pretty penny for a piece of rubber |
Re: . by ronkebp(f): 9:21pm On Feb 17, 2012 |
mutter: If you have a son like mine, you will eat a lot of patience and swallow it, my son can cry for an hour non-stop, and this is not an exagyration, last night he was crying for nothing (actually he was crying over his fathers ipad) and his father was not home and put me incharge of his ipad, i usaully have him put his things away before he leaves but yesterday was just an exception, and my son was angry that i kept the ipad frrom him, he cried and cried and cried, throwing-up all he had eaten, i picked him up took him to his room, left him there for 5-8 minutes, he was yelling and banging on the door, (still he was still crying) i took him out of his room, put him on my bed and turned on the tv, thinking he would keep quiet, i left him all by himself in my room with the tv on, (for where?) the little man kept crying oooo, he was watching the cartoon and was crying bitterly, this went on for 45 minutes, i just stopped the exercise i was doing, took him to the bathroom and bathe him, (then he stopped crying only because i went to carry him) that boy is just something else. |
Re: . by agiboma(f): 10:32pm On Feb 17, 2012 |
ronkebp: lol ohh boy sounds like a normal day in my household ahh yes these temper tantrums |
Re: . by ronkebp(f): 11:27pm On Feb 17, 2012 |
agiboma: Argh!!!! Agiboma you can say that again!!! you really need to see him when he throws tantrums, i still see him as a baby ( 18 months) can't wait till he turns 4 or 5 by God's Grace, then he will know his mum is a no-nonsense woman, i don't do ''spare the rod and spoil the child thingy'' not my thing at all. |
Re: . by agiboma(f): 12:04am On Feb 18, 2012 |
ronkebp: Lol i dont believe in spanking but i cant wait to start giving him "time outs" i even got the little chair for him, but he just throws it all over the place and uses it as a ladder to climb o nmy son is also 18 months how is the talking coming along? |
Re: . by ronkebp(f): 12:54am On Feb 18, 2012 |
agiboma: oh yea, he has started ''time outs'' in his room oooo, once i ask him ''DO YOU WANNA GO UPSTAIRS?'' he shakes his head!! and i smile to myself,( so you know what you are doing is wrong right)!!! Yeah!! i am beginning to make sense fropm what he says, he knows how to say NO well,other words or things he says are; mimi- give mi mimmy- mummy chewy--1,2,3 etc, all of them are ''chewy'' chekky - take it And so many, that i can't remember now, |
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