(Like teenagers) But what about kids 7-8 years old? Or have they just completely lost it?

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(Like teenagers) But what about kids 7-8 years old? Or have they just completely lost it?
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Olesichka
This is an insane crisis, I'm hanging on for dear life with my son. They said you have to get through this stage.
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Lidiya
Olesichka So they're basically teenagers now? That's it? All over?
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Olesichka
Olesichka Haha, no, this is for about a year and a half, a warm-up for the teenage years 😂
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Anna
Haven't noticed that.
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Lidiya
Olesichka Horrible
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Anna
Anna This is really the beginning of the transition period at 11 years old. Negotiating. She's become prickly in general.
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Lidiya
Anna Patience to us
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Anita
Looks like not everyone is experiencing a crisis or has had one.
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Tanya Chamkaeva
I don't believe in any crises at all. Babies just grow!)
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Anya
It wasn't, my youngest actually became more reasonable, and my oldest didn't suffer from that. But all kids are different, they all have their quirks. Sending you strength and patience.
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yuliya
Just mind-blown 🤣 and too smart, that's more true than a crisis )
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Tanya
Oh, my son went through a phase where he was acting out. Around age seven. We managed to get him back on track little by little.
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Svetlana Kovshova
Olesichka Yes, I think so too +++++
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Starinchikova Elena
There are no real "terrible twos" or "threenagers" as such. There are stages of growing up, yes. The first is around 3 years old, when a child starts to realize they are a separate person. The second is starting elementary school, when they're not quite grown up, but not little anymore. That's when, in simple terms, they start to push boundaries, and what comes next... well, you'll find out later, or maybe you won't 😅🤣
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