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Parenting Tip #18 Passing Phase
11 CommentsA lot of mothers, especially new mothers have lots of worries. That’s the reason why we are very forgetful at times. I know I had 101 worries when I was carrying my son. However many of those problems are a passing phase, which means the problem can correct itself eventually or can be corrected. At that moment, it may seem to be a big issue but it is not.
What are my children’s passing phases that they have outgrew them?
1. At baby stage, Tim’s head was not symmetrical and one sided.
Before:
After:
2. At baby stage, Tim wakes up every 3-4 hours until age 2. :wall:
3. At baby stage, Emily had bad rash on her face.
4. Tim refuse to drink milk at age 1+, I had to spoon feed him until 2.
5. At age of 2, Tim still was speaking baby language.
6. Emily refused to call “mummy”.
7. Toddler age, both Tim & Emily doesn’t like to eat. Tim improved after he went to nursery and Emily improved after age of 2.5+.
8. Constipation problem.I am sure you can add to this list. A word of advice to all, it will be a passing phase, so why worry. Have a fun journey free from worry!
Published on December 13, 2007 · Filed under: Parenting Tip;
11 Responses to “Parenting Tip #18 Passing Phase”
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Vien said on December 14th, 2007 at 2:10 am
I’m sure it is a passing phase..but each phase varies from kid to kid. At least yours over..I have another one to “look” fwd to. Haiz!
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Yes, it always is worrisome especially for first time parents…but it’s comforting to read that you have been through these phases and have emerged wiser from them.
I can relate to some of those you mentioned up there too. -
thank you for reminding us…yeah, enjoy the journey- that’s more important!
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Jo-N said on December 14th, 2007 at 3:04 pm
Yup. When I first had my eldest, I had to check on him every 5 – 10 minutes, worried that he would stop breathing. Haha. COme to think of it now, why did I do that?
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yeah, I agree with you, I got difficulty to feed my boy before he went to preschool, now he will come to me and ask for it, hehe…
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Shooi said on December 14th, 2007 at 4:55 pm
Bryan refused milk once i stopped breastfeeding. Still spoonfeeding him and usually it is such a pain coz he doesn’t like milk.
what happens after 2 for tim?
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michelle said on December 14th, 2007 at 5:30 pm
Shooi: Tim drinks from the cup and straw. I also change the milk powder. It is more tasty I guess.
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my little Xandria refused sleep on bed and always cranky especially during the night.
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Mamajo said on December 17th, 2007 at 1:10 pm
I still worry about Jona pronounciation….hoping it is just another phase..
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This is every mum’s worry.. Haha..
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I’m now having the ‘koala bear’ phase with CE. He’s clinging to me all the time!
