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[sweet&spice]

my son is sooooo talkative as well, super. what i feared lang is baka, he becomes too talkative in school as well...pero good thing, ok naman. i get reviews that he's behaved and quiet.

sometimes lang sa house, haaay naku....he always wants my undivided attention. if i'm watching the news or movie, i tell him, when someone's watching, say excuse me, and talk in a soft voice, because that's not nice. he tries to exercise consideration naman.

at the end of the day, i'd rather have him talking and our communication lines are open, rather than he keeps it to himself. mamaya may problem na pala, di pa niya masabi sa akin...so before we go to sleep, haaay naku, we have kwentuhan blues na mga 1 hour pa. 

being talkative is nice, but i still teach him manners and propriety.

[mworx]

Minsan opposite ang mga batang maingay like my son, sa house ng lola niya sobrang kulit at ang inggay so is my daughter pero pag dating sa school ibang iba ang ugali nila.

[sweet&spice]

^ sa school, he was super behaved and quiet lang for one school year. come the following school year na, haaay ayun...lumabas na ang pagiging excited.

[jealousygirl]

ahehheh,, well our kids was soo cute,,  dapat lang talaga they know their limitations rin. para hindi naman sumobra.^^

[karlandkadi]

cute ng topic..

my oldest kid kase masyado ring madaldal.. lalaki pa naman! curious sa lahat ng bagay, tanong ng tanong hehe sinasagot ko naman, kaya lang minsan nasosobrahan saka nsasakto may ginagawa ako, kaya ang ginagawa ko sa kanya para manahimik.. paglalaruin ng toys niya, tapos sabihin ko "gagawa muna si mommy, mamaya tayo usap tungkol sa mga tanong mo?"..

ganun lang, hehe! iba na ang mga bagets, masyadong maalam sa mga bagay-bagay.. lahat dapat malaman na eh! samin ng anak ko bonding na namain ang tanungan portion minsan.. kakaloka!!

[preciouslara]

daughter ko kahit 2 pa lang super daldal na, and hilig mgshout, sakit sa tenga:)para ka pang my talking tom,kung anong naririnig ginagaya kaya dapat talaga no bad words sa house.we went to the clinic and saw a lady with a big tummy , ang anak ko bigla ba naman kinalabit yung ale at tinanong "are you pregnant?" nagtawanan tuloy kaming mga nag iintay dun.akala niya basta malaki yung tummy my baby na,kahit lalaki...haha

[jem.sexy@yahoo.com]

so agree with you!  kids nowadays are amazing, I'm absolutely floored by the kiddos' questions altho quality over quantity wins–hands down–every single time.  thanks for the tips...that "talking tom" analogy is exquisite hehe.

[hazeldust]

pagdating sa bahay namin sobrang daldal din ng daughter ko pero pag sa school mahiyain sya sobra..minsan nga kung ano-ano talaga ang nasasabi and panay ang kanta to the point na naiirita na yung mga kasama namin sa house like my sister..kaya minsan napapagalitan ko na kasi ang ganda ng pinapanuod mo kaso ayun nga panay ang daldal naman niya..

[lifeisbeautiful]

i have a talkative kid too. she's 4 yrs old. she's my complete opposite, since i was shy during my preschool. she's the kind of child who asks everything. sometimes she asks things that she already knows. when we're out, she would sing or hum when she's not talking. sometimes my husband and i think that she's just bored. sometimes i tell her not to speak too loud because other people might not hear their conversations (that happens to me and my husband a lot). i think she's just an active kid. aside from her being a chatterbox, i don't experience much headaches raising her, because she's a nice and smart kid. i even worry when she stops talking because i'm afraid she might not be feeling well. hahaha.

just a story ... i remember when i was a kid, my parents usually tell me "mahiya ka naman!" when i get too talkative or active. maybe that's why i never got to express myself much. as for my daughter, we never told her those things that inhibit her from asking things. instead, we made sure that we answer all her questions as much as we could, because someday she might ask her friends, instead of us. i want her to be open to us, her parents, so we will know the things that are bothering her.

btw, i found this forum http://parents.berkeley.edu/advice/preschoolaged/talking.html#4

i kinda searched the net to find out if other parents also experience the same thing. hehe. looks like it's just normal for active kids.

[Mommy Jazz]

7 Gentle But Effective Ways to Teach Your Child to Stop Interrupting Conversations

Read it on Smart Parenting. Click this link:
https://www.smartparenting.com.ph/parenting/toddler/7-gentle-but-effective-ways-that-teach-your-child-to-stop-interrupting-a00228-20180116