It's totally normal. Mine does it too and I was concerned and took her to the doctor (who is actually the same doctor I went to as a kid) and he said it's just part of the terrible twos and I did the same thing. :) Plus, they don't have the beat listening skills yet either.

Well now you ruined his master plan, OP.

The attitude starts early lol

Ouch. Can't wait to see how the teenage years turn out.

Terrible two's

It'll be interesting to see her son as a teenager.

Probably yelling at kids to get the hell off his lawn.

Or chewing on food that isn't there.

what happens when he's 8 and starts acting like a 21 year old? better hide the liquor and use... *ahem*... parental controlled television...

Or he's gotten into his father's medication; ***-it-all.

"Anyone want ice cream?" usually works wonders.

Exactly 36. I could call my one and a half year olds for five minutes and they act like they're completely oblivious to anything I'm saying, but open up a bag of cookies and they hear that from across the freaking house!

That whole "Fight fire with fire" thing doesn't work all that well with little kids... ^_^U

Yes it does. ^_^ I can make smug faces too.

"Mommy, there's a man in my room!" *ignore* "Mommy, he's really scary!" *ignore* "And he's not wearing any clothes!" Yeah, ignoring him isn't exactly ethical...

He was obviously joking, Ethical behavior isn't funny.

My 2 year old does worse than that that's why it's called terrible two's