Feeling hurt by someone nearby...
Does anyone know what exactly triggers this? My toddler gets this moodlet almost constantly...mostly during friendly conversation, but sometimes even when she is idle it pops up unwarranted. She appar...
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"CelSims;c-17731860" wrote:"Nikkih;c-17731318" wrote:
I would say although I can understand why your bit annoyed, it is rather realistic, toddlers in real life get upset of simplistic things, they are babies, they dont understand emotions yet, that gets taught to us through time how to control them, learn how too know reason aswell, toddlers take tantrums when things dont go their way or they cry if they get told not to do something, its realistic game play that most of us asked for, chaos is realism I'm sorry ? and realism is also not having the ability to control everything
Sorry but I don't find toddlers being upset for a week over anything realistic, let alone for something small like not wanting a bath or being told it's time for bed. Or maybe mine were just angels? A quick distraction and all good from my experience.
On my other comment , I commented if it last that long then it is a bit much, What I meant on my first comment that toddlers have unstable emotions, they cant handle negative emotions that well or understand reason that well, that gets taught too us, its realistic for toddlers too feel hurt for no reason ie a parent telling them not to do something, if things dont go their way, I agree with you that having feeling hurt for that long isnt realistic for a toddler, i did also say that after a cuddle and playing with them should change negative emotions quickly @CelSims
