megan.amarice
New member
Somebody mentioned on a thread a few weeks ago and it got me wondering: how do you all communicate with your rear facers?
Ginny turned 3 in July. She is extremely soft spoken and I always struggle to hear what she has to say. This frustrates her to no end, as she has lots to say and and is easily frustrated when I don't understand her. I've been trying to get her to speak up for months, with no luck. When I don't understand what she's saying, she throws tantrums. For someone who has such a quiet voice, my girl sure can scream! And it's hard for her to settle down afterwards.
She has about an inch of growing room left in her MyRide and about 2 inches left in the Aquos. She's had no torso growth in the last 9 months or so (and no other growth since May) so I'm expecting a big growth spurt at some point in the not too distant future here anyway. I'm considering turning her around within the next few months, even if she still fits, just because I am so tired of the tantrums over being misunderstood.
Am I missing something here? I know a lot of you put your littles in the back row of much larger vehicles. So how do you hear what they need, what they're interested in, or what they have to say?
Ginny turned 3 in July. She is extremely soft spoken and I always struggle to hear what she has to say. This frustrates her to no end, as she has lots to say and and is easily frustrated when I don't understand her. I've been trying to get her to speak up for months, with no luck. When I don't understand what she's saying, she throws tantrums. For someone who has such a quiet voice, my girl sure can scream! And it's hard for her to settle down afterwards.
She has about an inch of growing room left in her MyRide and about 2 inches left in the Aquos. She's had no torso growth in the last 9 months or so (and no other growth since May) so I'm expecting a big growth spurt at some point in the not too distant future here anyway. I'm considering turning her around within the next few months, even if she still fits, just because I am so tired of the tantrums over being misunderstood.
Am I missing something here? I know a lot of you put your littles in the back row of much larger vehicles. So how do you hear what they need, what they're interested in, or what they have to say?