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DomFruch02
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When I ask how old your toddler is, I don't need to hear "oh, he is 27 months." He's two will do just fine. He's not aged cheese. And I didn't care in the first place. - Thanks for letting me rant.
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If you don't care, don't ask. :huh:0
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Lol just posting to see where this thread goes.0
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Well I'm 442 months as of yesterday and I take high offense to that remark \m/0
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Usually this is only done before they turn a year old. Either way who gives a flying flip.0
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Hm...I think I will start referring to my sons age in months just to tick people like you off...sounds fun.0
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don't group me in this all.... I never once did that cause it annoys the piss out of me too! and I can totally see my boys thinking this if I had talked like that
18 months would be a year and a half.0 -
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Do people actually do that? :huh:
I don't think I could come up with the math that fast...0 -
If you don't care, don't ask. :huh:0
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After my boys turned a year....I got super excited because I could stick with the same freakin number for an entire year!!!!!!!!!0
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When I ask how old your toddler is, I don't need to hear "oh, he is 27 months." He's two will do just fine. He's not aged cheese. And I didn't care in the first place. - Thanks for letting me rant.
Don't care? Don't ask?0 -
yay a newbie rant!!!
my 19 months old seems more intelligent :flowerforyou:0 -
When I ask how old your toddler is, I don't need to hear "oh, he is 27 months." He's two will do just fine. He's not aged cheese. And I didn't care in the first place. - Thanks for letting me rant.0
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Why would you ask then? DERP0
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YOU'RE SO COOL!0
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I don't even know how many months my son is.
He's "2 and 1/2" until he turns 3 in July.0 -
If you don't care, don't ask. :huh:
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If you don't care, don't ask. :huh:
Would spank
ONS. EVERY NIGHT.0 -
I'm sure it can be confusing for some to hear 24 months and then have to convert to years in their minds. I can see how that much work would hurt your brain.0
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When I ask how old your toddler is, I don't need to hear "oh, he is 27 months."
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mmmmmk?0
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mmmmmk?
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There's a huge difference between 24 months and 35 months. Both are 2 years old, but a 24 and 35 month old have huge differences between them. It can be easy for people dealing with children to continue using months just to deal with these differences. We don't purposely (for the most part) carry it into casual conversation. It's just natural.0
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most parents, not just mothers, I know go months until age 2 because of developmental milestones. a 16 month old can/should do different things than a 20 month old. It's science. Also, I think clothing sizes make a difference as well, 12/18/24/months...etc. I can't believe I actually answered this thread in a serious manner.0
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There's a huge difference between 24 months and 35 months. Both are 2 years old, but a 24 and 35 month old have huge differences between them.
Yes, 11 months.0 -
Don't ask. Less math for us.
You don't even have to make up a comment about how cute they are. We already know.0 -
There's a huge difference between 24 months and 35 months. Both are 2 years old, but a 24 and 35 month old have huge differences between them. It can be easy for people dealing with children to continue using months just to deal with these differences. We don't purposely (for the most part) carry it into casual conversation. It's just natural.
This pretty much....it's a force of habit sometimes especially with all the doctor's check-ups they have when they're so little
I didn't really do that after my daughter turned 2y.o. but I know I did periodically prior
And why even ask? haha0 -
most parents, not just mothers, I know go months until age 2 because of developmental milestones. a 16 month old can/should do different things than a 20 month old. It's science. Also, I think clothing sizes make a difference as well, 12/18/24/months...etc. I can't believe I actually answered this thread in a serious manner.
You are right. It has to do with milestones. OP, I had no idea that this was a serious irritant in our society. :laugh:0 -
There's a huge difference between 24 months and 35 months. Both are 2 years old, but a 24 and 35 month old have huge differences between them.
Yes, 11 months.
I meant developmentally.0
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