Everyone has found themselves saying “my child is wild!”

But when someone says that about someone else’s child, that isn’t theirs, they tend to get offended.

Heres the thing, my 2 year old is wild. He is wild with every sense of the word. He’s either 100% going or sleeping. No in-between. He will get spurts of energy where he runs from the French doors to the couch all while not stopping and just collides with them. He will scream/yell really loud and ask you “What was that!?” Just to make it more funny for him.

He is a handful in public but luckily listens well. You cannot contain him but let him roam within reason and with rules. He isn’t the type to cuddle you or show affection if there is anything else going on. He will come and shove you, hard, so that you do it back to him and he can fall on the ground… & ask to do it again.

He is wild.

When you want to play with my son just know that he is in his own word. And I’m helping him create that. He’s so sincere in all that he does and always has motive. He will use manners even when he’s trying to be mean, he will stop what he is doing to say he loves you, and he will even give you a toy if he’s playing with it.

But he is wild.

I make it a point to get him out of the houses often and let him be himself in public that way he can work on control. And he does fairly well. But if you see us in public and my son is singing loudly, crashing his trains, or even jumping in place.. Please know that he is his own person. And I respect that and ENJOY that.

I wouldn’t want him any other way.

He may have a tough time playing with certain kids but it’s usually because they bore him. He may not want to play with someone else because what they’re doing isn’t fast paced enough.

He is independent. He is smart. He is fast. He is loud. He is imaginative. He is clever. He is rough. He is well mannered. He is mine. He is loved.

He is wild.