Hi ladies,
Advice or thoughts.
My daughter has currently turnt 16 months & nursery deputy manager asked for a chat before picking her up.
Basically said my daughter is always on the go, they do activities in the room & she’ll do it & shortly after she’ll wonder off & do her own thing & even when she plays with toys, it isn’t for long until she wonders off. Also mentioned sometimes refuses sleep but eventually she does fall asleep.
I did say she behaves the same way at home & if she was trying to tell me my kid has ADHD altho it’s early to be diagnosed such thing until they’re two & she said no, she can be just a busy baby & I said so what’s the point of this conversation🙂
You tell her to put toys away & she will do it, tell her to get something & she’ll get it, call her name & she’ll look at you, ask for a kiss & cuddle & she’ll occasionally do it haha depends how she feels.
Also mentioned my daughter has this “obsession” with one of the staff that she’s always under her feet or cries when the lady leaves the room etc & I said she does the same thing with me, probably her safespace person but I know my daughter can be dramatic with her crying.
She also has a bad habit of getting things that isn’t hers for example phones, remotes, at nursery it’s the radio, thermometer which is something that was mentioned to me today, my response, she’s just a curious baby in comparison to the other babies in the room. For your information, there was at least another two babies in her room who are 18 months which I assume isn’t like her
What’s everyone’s thoughts?
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So nursery asked for a meeting with you to discuss your baby having normal 16 month old behaviour? I’m so confused!

I honestly don't see the point in then calling you in for that conversation..... What were the expecting to achieve exactly....
She 16 months old. They are in to everything. They don't sit still. They have the attention span of a goldfish! All sounds pretty normal to me. X
Ladies, my partner said the exact same thing, “I don’t understand the point of that conversation” 😂 however it just made me feel a type of way as if the other babies don’t move in the room but my daughter but because she said & keeps them on their feet, it’s an issue? 😭

Our nursery has a 6 to 8 week chat with every parent just giving information about what our son does and how he behaves at the nursery. They ask us how he is at home etc. It is a routine catch up with each parent. Sounds like this was a similar thing

I have one child with diagnosed with ADHD, a second suspected and a nearly 16 month old. I see all the above behaviours in her that I saw in my eldest (didn't obviously know it was ADHD at the time!). But I do think my 16 month old has it too. It does seem a bit random to raise it and then not say anything about ADHD when you asked. But from experience, if they are thinking she's showing signs of ADHD, let them make their notes etc. It will make life a lot easier when she gets older if a diagnosis is needed and they have notes from a young age. Most places don't diagnose ADHD until they are 6. I think the fact that they have noticed these things shows they are on it because alot of places will just turn a blind eye or just say that's normal child behaviour. I would maybe ask to have a meeting with them and just say do you feel like there's more to her behaviour than just being a child. Yes she is very young and way too young to diagnose, but good to monitor if they think there's more to it x

Thats what my 16m old does 🌚

My son is the exact same in nursery and at home, they’ve never needed to pull me for a meeting about it as it is just normal behaviour for their age, some babies are just busier than others. I’m confused on why they would want a chat about this if there wasn’t any concerns?
Don’t 😪

My daughter is exactly the same. Nursery told us she explores most of the time rather than getting involved in the some of the activities (not as a concern though). They said it in the pick ups. I know we will have some sessions with them later in the year. I guess they just wanted to give you their observations. But I agree it's confusing if they don't tell you what's the purpose of the meeting
The past 2 days i have felt like im going to have a full blow break down 😢
I have an 18 month old daughter who hasnt been sleeping properly the past 2 nights so ive barely slept.
All day long i feel like a bad mum as i constantly have to tell her no when shes climbing up the sofa to sit in the window or when shes throwing things at my cat or pushing her off.
The cat hasnt always been around my daughter as we had a dog and the cat would stay upstairs out the way but since we had to rehome the dog the cat is down more and she is very needy wanting me all the time but so does my daughter and im just feeling very overwhelmed
Im 20 weeks pregnant so im guessing its the hormones but I feel like im going crazy.
Im exhausted and cant keep up on housework and I struggle to take my daughter out as i dont drive and there isnt much around in the area to do.
I just want to hide in a dark room and cry
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Hi ladies,
Advice or thoughts.
My daughter has currently turnt 16 months & nursery deputy manager asked for a chat before picking her up.
Basically said my daughter is always on the go, they do activities in the room & she’ll do it & shortly after she’ll wonder off & do her own thing & even when she plays with toys, it isn’t for long until she wonders off. Also mentioned sometimes refuses sleep but eventually she does fall asleep.
I did say she behaves the same way at home & if she was trying to tell me my kid has ADHD altho it’s early to be diagnosed such thing until they’re two & she said no, she can be just a busy baby & I said so what’s the point of this conversation🙂
You tell her to put toys away & she will do it, tell her to get something & she’ll get it, call her name & she’ll look at you, ask for a kiss & cuddle & she’ll occasionally do it haha depends how she feels.
Also mentioned my daughter has this “obsession” with one of the staff that she’s always under her feet or cries when the lady leaves the room etc & I said she does the same thing with me, probably her safespace person but I know my daughter can be dramatic with her crying.
She also has a bad habit of getting things that isn’t hers for example phones, remotes, at nursery it’s the radio, thermometer which is something that was mentioned to me today, my response, she’s just a curious baby in comparison to the other babies in the room. For your information, there was at least another two babies in her room who are 18 months which I assume isn’t like her
What’s everyone’s thoughts?
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