Quoting Regina Stevenson:" Sounds like that might be the way to go. I think she just wants to feel included and if you do the inclusion ... [snip!] ... it is just her wanting the attention of both of you are the same time and it works out best for her when you 2 are cuddling."Saving the cuddling for after bedtime won't work, I don't see him. I go to bed around 8pm, he comes home from work at 11pm and comes to bed without waking me. I get up at 4:30am and leave for work at 5am. I get home at 4:30 pm, he gets home a few minutes later and then goes back to work at 6:15pm. That hr & half is all the time we get a day for 12 days in a row.
Quoting Sweetie-Pie:" Sounds like setting up some alone time is the way to go. I wouldn't want my child feeling unwanted, rejected or something! "Yeah, she gets so sad when we ask her to move
Quoting April L Chapman:" It might be the age thing because my daughter is almost 5 and she does the exact same thing. It's worse ... [snip!] ... not being able to sit with my DH without my kid separating us or would like to hug him without her charging in to do group hug."
Quoting £egendary £ex:" My son does the same smurf lmao. He'll break us apart whenever he sees us hugging or cuddling, then tries to hug one of us to make the other jealous "Roco you snot omg
Quoting 12.21.07¤04.18.13:" Roco you snot omg Maybe it's an age thing since that's you and Daddy. I was worried it's because Michael is the first boyfriend I've brought around and kissed and cuddled with in front of Ev."
Quoting £egendary £ex:" I was wondering if it was normal too but apparently from these responses it is I would try not to worry about it TOO much"
Quoting 12.21.07¤04.18.13:" I hope she grows out of it. She's so twitchy. Drives me NUTS."
Quoting 12.21.07¤04.18.13:" Also I just realized I skipped a c. I do know how to spell your kid's name, promise "
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