Hi. My son just turned two. His kisses have always been tiny pecks that last one second or less but here lately he tries to keep his lips there for about 2-4 seconds. My husband recently returned from Iraq and I know he's getting this from watching us kiss. From what I've read on that subject, it's my opinion that it's better for us to be affectionate around him, rather than not be (to a certain degree anyhow- we don't make out in front of him by any means). If he gives someone kisses (his teacher, for example) and they kiss him on the forehead or cheek, he says (in the sweetest tone), "no, on the mouth" and points to his mouth.
Is this something that's normal? I'm guessing it probably is but should I just not worry about it and continue to let him give longer-than-normal kisses (since it's just a peck)? Where do "you" draw the line and how would you explain to him that mommy's and daddy's kiss each other differently?
Thanks!
2007-02-28
03:04:44
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Nina Lee
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