The Ferture.

So they're a little emotional when they're two or three years old.

They don't even know what they're complaining about, but they know they're upset.

Dude, we have entered the land of tantrums, and this is a whole new territory.

And it's not one Bart and I are embracing.

It's difficult.

And I love him.

I love my sweet little Jimmy who turns two in March.

But the pendulum swing of just for 30 minutes, we had a 30 minute tantrum the other day.

I mean, there was no consoling this kid whatsoever.

And then I just decided, all right, I'm like googling stuff left and right.

Like how do you manage a tantrum?

How long should a tantrum go, like I'm just like, and I was like, all right, I'm just

gonna go to the playroom.

I'm gonna get out the play dough, because that's like a special treat to it.

We don't play with it often.

And I'm just gonna start playing with the play dough by myself.

And if he wants to calm down and come in, then it can.

If he doesn't, he does it.

So Bart, at this point, I'm in the playroom playing with play dough and Bart's holding

them.

And then he sees me and he stops and Bart puts him down.

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