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Alright, we've got some questions in the inbox, asking for advice.

From anonymous, our daughter in middle child is going through the comment toddler phase of whining and crying and is super defiant as you, you, you, you, you, you, you, you, p p p p p p, or, or, or so super, super defiant about everything.

What do I do? I feel like I'm always getting after her to quit acting that way, but I feel like I'm talking to a brick wall.

Is this something I need to fix in myself or our daughter? Is this middle child behavior, toddler behavior, girl behavior or a combination of all three?

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You definitely needed, you definitely needed, was a deserve a raise. Okay, so this is a, this is toddler behavior.

Let's, let's, what the toddler years are all about.

And, uh, girl or boy, you know, we've gone through this as you know with several kids and, uh, and it's, it's the same thing.

Toddlers are toddlers.

You know, saying things like you said you get after her to quit acting that way, and we all, we all laps into this sometimes.

You know, it's just natural as a parent, but saying so, I quit, knock it off, like to actually say that to a toddler is totally pointless.

It doesn't, they, it doesn't mean anything to them.

Does the math I'm cooking to myself?

And what we also have to remember with children at that age is that, uh, is, is that, you know, their brains are very far from fully developed.

And so, they're actually not, they're not, they're not capable of controlling themselves perfectly all the time.

And really nobody is, even adults.

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