She's been squealing and screaming all day, "Mine, mine, give it to me!" It doesn't matter what she…

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She's been squealing and screaming all day, "Mine, mine, give it to me!" It doesn't matter what she has in her hands or what's nearby – she demands it. I can't even eat in peace because she's always trying to snatch things away. If there's anything I can share, like a bite of soup or potato, it's usually nothing. There's a phone on the table – "Mine, mine!" A mug of tea – "Mine, mine!" She sees a comb – same thing. And she screams so loudly that my head sometimes aches. My son never acted like this, but this little girl is something else. How long will this last? Will it only get harder? By nighttime, my head is spinning from all the shrieking.
Honestly, I'm a little embarrassed to ask, but has anyone else experienced this? After sex, I starte…
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Anna
Well, it'll probably pass by retirement age 🤣 My older one also always says "give me." Teach them "here, take this" or "no, you can't." The child is developing, which is great!
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MIRTsELLA
Anna Okay, okay. I give it to her, saying "take." She takes it with a happy smile. But when I ask for it back saying "give," her face changes like I'm asking her to sign over all her property to me 😂
Her reaction to "no" is priceless – immediately a sad clown face, tears pouring, and of course, crying.
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Anna
Anna And they really scrunch up their little faces adorably 😀
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Darya Isataeva
I had already forgotten about all these joys 😁 I can't imagine what awaits me/us. Wishing you patience 🤗
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Irina
We're 1.8 years old and still all about "Gimme, gimme, gimme!"
Mom's drinking tea? Gimme.
Mom grabbed the dishes? Gimme.
Lipstick? Gimme.
Remote? Gimme.
I'm even putting on socks... gimme.
Only difference is, mine also points with her finger, and if I don't give it, she starts waving her finger like "no, no, no!"
Our 24/7 conversation with my daughter looks like this:
Gimme!
No.
Gimme!!!
No.
No, no, no! Gimme!
NO

I'm already forgetting other words 🤣
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Kseniya
Wow, good job! Already talking! 😁
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Svetlana Kovshova
Why would you want it to pass? 😄 On the contrary, you should improve it
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Oksana
They get more difficult, more capricious, but then it probably passes like with all children
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