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tasha4boys posted:
My twins are so destructive. Anyone elses?? I will introduce myself. My name is Tasha. I have 4 boys a 6yr, 4yr, and twin boys 18months. I am a stay at home mom. My four year old has ODD. which has made my life very challenging and then have the twins on top of that lets just say i am very busy. So just looking for other moms out there who wants to talk about anything.
7 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Twin moms..or anyoneMy twins are so destructive. Anyone elses?? I will introduce myself. My name is Tasha. I have 4 boys a 6yr, 4yr, and twin boys 18months. I am a stay at home mom. My four year old has ODD. which has made my life very challenging and then have the twins on top of that lets just say i am very busy. So just looking for other moms out there who wants to talk about anything.
teeny79 responded:
My twins are only two months old so i don't have much experience with twins yet. I do however have two older kids who are challenging to say the least.
I am also a stay at home mom and i have adhd. My two older children also have adhd so i understand some of the things you are going through and it can be really frusterating especially when you can't really get away from it and are around it all day every day.
I am praying that my twins don't have adhd or i think i might lose my mind lol.
When my son was younger he was such a handful i didn't want anymore kids. The list of things he did is crazy, to name a few...he tipped a dresser on himself twice in a week, we had to remove it from his room. He broke a dozen eggs on my floor, busted a night light bulb in his mouth, stuck tweezers in his ear, corn up his nose....oh i could go on but i won't. Most of it was funny but there were some times that he really scared me too. I wasn't a neglectful mom either he was just that fast and sneaky.
I am also a stay at home mom and i have adhd. My two older children also have adhd so i understand some of the things you are going through and it can be really frusterating especially when you can't really get away from it and are around it all day every day.
I am praying that my twins don't have adhd or i think i might lose my mind lol.
When my son was younger he was such a handful i didn't want anymore kids. The list of things he did is crazy, to name a few...he tipped a dresser on himself twice in a week, we had to remove it from his room. He broke a dozen eggs on my floor, busted a night light bulb in his mouth, stuck tweezers in his ear, corn up his nose....oh i could go on but i won't. Most of it was funny but there were some times that he really scared me too. I wasn't a neglectful mom either he was just that fast and sneaky.
Report This| Share this:Twin moms..or anyoneMy twins are only two months old so i don't have much experience with twins yet. I do however have two older kids who are challenging to say the least. <br /> <br />I am also a stay at home mom and i have adhd. My two older children also have adhd so i understand some of the things you are going through and it can be really frusterating especially when you can't really get away from it and are around it all day every day. <br /> <br />I am praying that my twins don't have adhd or i think i might lose my mind lol.<br /> <br />When my son was younger he was such a handful i didn't want anymore kids. The list of things he did is crazy, to name a few...he tipped a dresser on himself twice in a week, we had to remove it from his room. He broke a dozen eggs on my floor, busted a night light bulb in his mouth, stuck tweezers in his ear, corn up his nose....oh i could go on but i won't. Most of it was funny but there were some times that he really scared me too. I wasn't a neglectful mom either he was just that fast and sneaky.
tasha4boys responded:
I feel the same way. I would not b surprised if my 4 year old has adhd! He has done some horrible things. He jumped of his dresser and broke his fingers when he was three. I feel your pain with all that stuff. I am not neglectful either. They are just so fast!! Its unreal.
Report This| Share this:Twin moms..or anyoneI feel the same way. I would not b surprised if my 4 year old has adhd! He has done some horrible things. He jumped of his dresser and broke his fingers when he was three. I feel your pain with all that stuff. I am not neglectful either. They are just so fast!! Its unreal.
dakotatwins responded:
My twins are 3 and one has mild Autism and the other has ADHD. They were diagnosed about a month ago. So i'm here if you need to vent.
Report This| Share this:Twin moms..or anyoneMy twins are 3 and one has mild Autism and the other has ADHD. They were diagnosed about a month ago. So i'm here if you need to vent.
tasha4boys replied to dakotatwins's response:
thank you. i am here for you too. we found out last week that one of the twins might have to have surgery to correct his legs! he is bow legged and his lft foot turns almost sideways when he walks.(inwards) As if i didnt have enough to worry about! We have an appt on thursday. If he does need the surgery i want them to do it asap. That way he might not remember.
Report This| Share this:Twin moms..or anyonethank you. i am here for you too. we found out last week that one of the twins might have to have surgery to correct his legs! he is bow legged and his lft foot turns almost sideways when he walks.(inwards) As if i didnt have enough to worry about! We have an appt on thursday. If he does need the surgery i want them to do it asap. That way he might not remember.
AJ2sets responded:
Um... I think its a boy thing LOL. I have 3 boys and a girl (3 yr old twin boys and 18 mo boy/girl twins) and she is nowhere near as destructive! Good Luck!
Report This| Share this:Twin moms..or anyoneUm... I think its a boy thing LOL. I have 3 boys and a girl (3 yr old twin boys and 18 mo boy/girl twins) and she is nowhere near as destructive! Good Luck!
tasha4boys replied to AJ2sets's response:
my goodness 2 sets how do you do it. Ya they have not gotten any better. They are 2 now. my one did not have to have surgery thankgoodness, They said it should correct itself by 2 and a half. So like February. It already seems better.
Report This| Share this:Twin moms..or anyonemy goodness 2 sets how do you do it. Ya they have not gotten any better. They are 2 now. my one did not have to have surgery thankgoodness, They said it should correct itself by 2 and a half. So like February. It already seems better.
adalexnaya responded:
I have identical twin boys and OMG do I know what you mean..... one is the seeker and the other the destroyer and they trade this title on any given day..... I also ahve a little girl and she is NOTHING like that.. prim proper and my right hand lady so to speak.
Report This| Share this:Twin moms..or anyoneI have identical twin boys and OMG do I know what you mean..... one is the seeker and the other the destroyer and they trade this title on any given day..... I also ahve a little girl and she is NOTHING like that.. prim proper and my right hand lady so to speak.
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