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I've cleaned as much poop as I can stand!
The potty-learning thread reminded me that I wanted to post about this to get some "words of wisdom" from all the wonderfully experienced and wise mamas on this board!
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Re: I've cleaned as much poop as I can stand!
Put her in panties. Kids tend to treat diapers like diapers. Also, if there's a time she usually goes poop, have her "go try". That's all I know to do. My daughter was the opposite! But from childcare experience, my first thought is to get rid of diapers. Having her pick her panties helps too!
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Re: I've cleaned as much poop as I can stand!
She does wear panties....we haven't been in diapers for almost a year now and that did help her with learning to pee in the potty, but for some reason it doesn't have the same effect with the other. We have also had her sit for a little while to try to go, especially if it seems like it might be time for one. Most of the time she's willing to try, but has only produced something once. A few times she doesn't want to try, so I let it go. I guess she'll figure it out when she's ready.....I just need a bigger dose of patience! Thanks for letting me share!
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Re: I've cleaned as much poop as I can stand!
I told a little boy at school once that I wasn't cleaning it up anymore and that he would have to do it himself. He pooped in him underwear, so I said "Go clean yourself up." He looked at me like I was insane and then went into the bathroom and began undressing, dumped his poop in the toilet and started wiping himself. I did go help, but after that he didn't do it again. He was four also. I just feel at 4 years old, they know what they're doing. Kean pooped his pants b/c he knew someone would clean it up. I'm not saying it's the same for your daughter, but we had a very similar experience with my neice as well. She was just too busy playing and knew me or my sis would clean her up.
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