
How to Tire Out a Hyperactive Toddler (Without Losing Your Sanity)
You know that moment when your toddler is sprinting circles around the couch at 8 PM, screaming βIβM A ROCKET SHIPβ? Yeah, thatβs not just your house. Having a hyperactiveβ¦

You know that moment when your toddler is sprinting circles around the couch at 8 PM, screaming βIβM A ROCKET SHIPβ? Yeah, thatβs not just your house. Having a hyperactiveβ¦

You havenβt truly known panic until your toddler sprints through Target like itβs the Olympic trialsβand youβre left holding one shoe, a diaper bag, and your dignity (barely). πββοΈπ¨ Letβsβ¦

I used to have a job with an actual desk, a breakroom with semi-stale doughnuts, and coworkers who didnβt throw sippy cups at my face. But now? Now I reportβ¦

Before kids, I was a calm, confident human who believed I would raise tiny humans with poise and perfect logic. Now? I’m a snack-fetching, bedtime-negotiating, coffee-dependent narrator of a real-lifeβ¦

It starts innocently enough: you hand over the cute, kid-sized toothbrush, add a dot of fluoride-free toothpaste, and say, “Time to brush!” And thenβchaos. Flailing limbs, closed lips, full-on meltdown.β¦