re: 11 month old behavior

<blockquote><b>Quoting A, E & W's mommy:</b>" I was always afraid of that too and with my oldest I would always be on him and controlling him and ... [snip!] ... grew out of it, no fuss, no muss. I just feel bad for my oldest that I learned all my lessons on how to parent poorly on him  "</blockquote>



Thanks  

<blockquote><b>Quoting {tamz}:</b>" DId I know you were a signing mom? If so I'm sorry my memory is terrible. Try showing her how signing ... [snip!] ... help a bit. Instead of throwing food she will sign all done, then throw food "</blockquote>




Awesome advice   I will try it thanks

I know it's not super helpful, but its all I got since DD is in this phase too! I've noticed slight improvement so I figured I'd offer it up! Good luck, and if something is super helpful, let me know!

<blockquote><b>Quoting {tamz}:</b>" I know it's not super helpful, but its all I got since DD is in this phase too! I've noticed slight ... [snip!] ... too! I've noticed slight improvement so I figured I'd offer it up! Good luck, and if something is super helpful, let me know!"</blockquote>




I'm thinking maybe teaching her feeling words although she may not understand yet in addition to more words and signs that give her control over her own situation.
She is smart and she tries to dress the baby doll. If she can't do it she gets frustrated. I try to help but her but she pushes me away lol

Quoting momma melissa85:" <blockquote><b>Quoting GoldenGirls:</b>" Watching. DD is the same way. But only for ... [snip!] ... just bc she is a baby and that's how she expresses herself or bc I'm doing something wrong like being too loud bc I'm loud  "

I literally have the same problem word for word. I haven't taught him any sign language..I'm gonna have to look into that.

<blockquote><b>Quoting SaraSaraBoBara:</b>" I literally have the same problem word for word. I haven't taught him any sign language..I'm gonna have to look into that."</blockquote>



I guest it is normal. I think bc they enter to be more in control and explore and do things on their own. They don't know how to express their feelings and they are so smart.

My lo knows her colors already. I am.amazed at how quick they learn but not speaking is hard on them. I never put two and two together.

Sign language is awesome

<blockquote><b>Quoting momma melissa85:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting {tamz}:</b>" I know it's not super helpful, but its all I got ... [snip!] ... and she tries to dress the baby doll. If she can't do it she gets frustrated. I try to help but her but she pushes me away lol"</blockquote>


My child tries to et the doll  

DD is delayed in some areas, but still lol

<blockquote><b>Quoting momma melissa85:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting SaraSaraBoBara:</b>" Sign language is awesome"</blockquote>


This!! It's soo helpful for soo many reasons.

<blockquote><b>Quoting {tamz}:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting momma melissa85:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting {tamz}:</b>" ... [snip!] ... but she pushes me away lol"</blockquote> My child tries to et the doll   DD is delayed in some areas, but still lol"</blockquote>




You mean eat the doll? Lol mine too well first she touches its eyes, nose then mouth. Then shoves her finger in its mouth. Lol kisses it, hugs eat then eats it and sings to it lol then tries to dress it and can't get the arms in the shirt, flails her arms and throws it down then screams lol

I help her but she pushes me away and grunts at me almanac


I wouldn't say your child is delayed bc all kids are delayed or more advanced in some areas