this is just a thought but i had the same problem with my youngest,could it be the material of her clothing?maybe she just does not like the way they feel.sorry i couldnt be of much help,but that is the only thing that i can come up with-inless she just wants to give mommy a hard time,is she now doing the same with grandma?

Along the lines of the material, what detergent are you using? I like the idea of buying larger clothes. My son went through this briefly. Honestly, I started dressing him in front of the TV. That was the only thing that distracted him enough. I know, I know, but it only takes a couple of minutes to dress them, so it's not that much tv. Earlier this year my son (3 yo) was really fighting getting dressed in the morning, so while it was warm he slept in his shirt for the next day.

there are kids that have slight sensory issues. Maybe bring it up with the doctor again.

Is it all clothes she screams about or just things that go over her head? In that case, buy all button downs!

My daughter runs from me when it's time to change her clothes or diaper and sometimes throws a fit but it is because she doesn't want to sit still and quit whatever she was doing long enough to get changed.

My 16 month old will absolutely every time I change his diaper or his clothes fight me to the end to get down or turn over so it takes three times as long to do it. Is it a thing with sitting still or does she sit still and scream? Good luck and hope you get some good advice on how to deal cuz I am interested too , Thanks, Tania

So your mom or MIL put the same clothes on her and there isn't a problem? Don't worry, there will be.

Seriously, it can't be the detergent or the material of the clothes because she's happy enough to let anyone but you put the same clothes on her. She is being difficult and stubborn. She is throwing a tantrum because she sees it gets her attention. She's being a toddler.

My daughter started this at about 14 or 15 months. It's only calmed down in the last month or so and she still sometimes does it, though now it tends to be because she wants to wear something other than what I want her to wear. She is 29 months. It started out being only me and ended up being anybody.

It's actually a huge compliment - She is comfortable enough with only you to do this.

As I remember your DD is a bit little for time out. So the rule is ignore, ignore, ignore. Don't let her see that you're upset, angry or frustrated. Don't talk at all. Stay calm and get those clothes on her anyway you can. In time she'll realise that no matter what she does she doesn't get her way. And once the clothes are on her be sure to tell her how beautiful she looks.

Good luck and just keep at it - she won't be a toddler forever.

C.