She is so cute!
But she also has a major attitude. 
We finally got her off the bottle, FINALLY!! But now her current struggle is bedtime. Surprisingly, she doesn't ask for her bottle much, and if she does, once I tell her they are for babies, she doesn't ask again. The problem is, if she isn't ready for bed, which is every night, she gets a major attitude. I will tell her it is time for bed and she will say, "NO! Daddy's bed!" So I will tell her, "No, you need to sleep in Nana's bed." Which she again responds with, "NO! Daddy's bed!" She will sit up, laugh and get out of bed. If I close the door she will just stand in there screaming until I come in or let her out. I have no idea what to do. I get so fed up with the same struggle EVERY night. I need to figure out an easier way to get her to go to bed when it is bedtime and without a fight!
Hopefully she will get better the longer I work with her. She has never really had a "bedtime" and she thinks she can run the house. I am hoping that if I stick with making her go to bed and not give in, she will eventually know that she doesn't run the house. :)
Potty training is another issue we have. I haven't really gotten serious about potty training her because I don't feel she is completely ready, but when I have tried, she is totally against it. I know she knows when she needs to go, because she will tell me right before she does it. The problem is, whenever I sit her on the potty she will NOT go. No matter how long she sits there, she never goes. To show you how stubborn she is, here is a story.
The other day, I had just finished bathing her so she wasn't dressed. I was heading in her room to get her dressed and she started peeing on the floor. I said, "Brianna, no." I went and grabbed her and ran her into the bathroom and put her on her potty. She sat there for about 5 minutes and would not finish peeing. Finally, I just took her in and got her dressed. About 30 seconds after I put her diaper on, she had filled it!
So either she is not ready, or she is just stubborn. Either way, I don't really feel like dealing with that right now. She is still kinda young anyway, so I will try to tackle the bedtime struggle before getting serious about potty training.
