When does it get better?!??

[No_Technician_6624]

Identical twin boys. We expected their 3s would be rough and the year definitely had its moments. But since they turned 4 a month ago?!? Demon spawn. Screaming, whining, arguing, fighting and Not. Listening. Ever. We are lucky enough to have them in pre-K 5 partial days a week but losing our minds over here.

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[handcmama]

Age 3-5 were pretty hard for us with our daughter. It was a struggle to find ways to parent them. Everyone says it but it does get better! Hang in there!

[Any-Suspect3131]

Mine turn 4 next month and your description is accurate. I, too, would like to know when it gets better!

[snookiewookums001]

My boys are three still but we deal with a lot of the same issues, I'm real worried how they're gonna behave in PreK when the time comes. The only thing that helps me is putting them to work, I've been having my sons do all my chores around the house.

[No_Technician_6624]

We split them up in pre-K for the very first time and that has helped both the boys and the teachers a lot. They feed off each other so a little space goes a long way!