So, I usually say how sweet my little Halle is and that she is an angel on earth...blah, blah. I do think those things...but she can seriously make me mad!! I need help from all you amazing moms out there...how do you stop your kidos from hitting people!!?? I thought she just swatted at her baby brother but looks like not. We were at a family "after christmas party" with aunts/uncles/cousins/2nd cousins last night and little Halle Ann was playing with all the little 2 year olds and she started hitting another little girl in the face!! Could I have just about DIED??!! Not hitting her once...but kept swatting at her just because. Of course I said, "Halle, NO hitting." That didn't work at all. Even the Mom was getting irked at Halle. How can my little munchkin be mean!? She has been in time out at home ALL the time for hitting Ash bear...looks like thats not teaching her squat!
So, give me the proven methods on how to tame my little one. That was too embarassing! And, Carina (my psychology mentor) I am calling you today to get the low down into my kids brain. Please tell me this is just a 2 year old phase...and I am not going to have to deal with "anger" issues my whole life.
This was the 2nd to the last picture out of 210 I uploaded to order. Isn't my little guy the sweetest thing you ever set your eyes on. I don't think I could have captured "ash bear" more in his element then this. Always happy, Always smiling. Love him more then air!
This special face was the last picture of the 210. It almost caught me off guard when I came across it. I had my first mom moment when you look at your first born baby and notice she isn't a baby anymore. I don't know how many of you have 2 1/2 year olds going on 16...but halle is mine. Halle is sassy and sweet all rolled into one. But, when she looks up at me with this sweet face...and says: "Mama, I wuv you... Chocolwet wilk peazz" how can I not give into her chocolate milk addiction???(Or she just knows how to work me!!) If some of you don't know. Chocolate milk is probably the only thing that keeps Halle Ann alive. Her doctor says if I stop giving her 5 sippy cups of chocolate milk a day...then she will start eating normal food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. But I haven't got the desire to start that battle yet. I just want to love her to pieces and start the psychology of raising a 2 year old a little bit later. 
