How does your two year old child spends the day from the time she/he wakes up till sleep time?

Question

How does your two year old child spends the day from the time she/he wakes up till sleep time?

Answer 1

Causing havoc,destroying my house,trying to rule my life and making me cry

Answer 2

wakes up and wakes us up, washes face, we eat and wash up together, brush teeth and we gets dressed sometimes helps choose clothes, do little activities, art or walk to the park to play with other kids, or wonder around garden together, has snack or bottle/drink, has nap while I prep lunch, has lunch around noon, might watch a dvd, play or do some other activity while I do other house stuff (never left unsupervised! No dangerous chemicals on hand!), might 'help' clean, tidy or put things away, we might read a book, then might have a nap, then has snack/drink, might go shopping or for a visit or play group (on some days this is in the morning), has nap if not one earlier while I prep dinner, eat, plays with dad, might talk to grandma/pa, winds down, has a bath, brushes teeth, has a book read or storytelling, goes to sleep around 7 or 7.30. Throughout the day talks a lot, although not everything is very clear. Hope this helps.  

Answer 3

Eat, Nick jr., play, sleep, eat, run, run, run, terrible two things...very mysterious!!!

Answer 4

Other than eating or sleeping...

"Playing cars," which means running his cars and trucks back and forth over various surfaces of my house, organizing them. I swear he could do this for hours! :)

Playing outside, either sport-related things like golf, soccor or baseball, or in his water table, the sandbox, toddler slide or the sprinkler. He likes to "paint" the driveway with a paintbrush and a bucket of water. And we have a couple of ride-on toys that he likes to play with, although he's not a huge fan of actually riding them, he has more fun pushing them around.

Going for walks.

Playing music, he's got all sorts of insturments, a mini drum, rhythm sticks, maracas, kazoos, my old keyboard from junior high etc. and he has a blast making music. We will also put on a kids music cd and "march" around the house, banging his drum or tambourine, like we were in a parade. The dog even joins in this one.

Reading books and more books.

Coloring, either with chalk on a little easel thing or the driveway, or with markers or crayons on paper.

We also run errands, I try to go only a few times a week, but there are still things that need to happen like grocery shopping and picking up the dry cleaning.

Anyway, those are our regular activities...