Re: Define the "Terrible Twos" for me?

"Jim Beaver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> What do the "terrible twos" look like?  I'd like an observational
> description of behavior that could be considered normal/typical of the
> phase.  What are the extremes of normal behavior?  How does one tell the
> difference between normal "two-ness" and a serious problem?  I would
> appreciate informed and informative replies.

I really enjoyed the "two's".  I always say that whoever coined the
phrase "terrible two's" never had a THREE year old!  ;)  But three
hasn't been too bad either, really.  Maybe I've just been lucky, I
don't know...
> 
> Thanks very much.

You are most welcome.

> 
> Jim Beaver

Mary