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Anonymous
| | Posted on Thursday, March 20, 2008 - 03:17 pm: | |
I have a little boy who just turned 3. He is peeing in the potty and wearing big boy underwear. I have 2 major problems, and would LOVE some help. The first problem is he will not go pee for anyone but me (he'll go for dad but not if I am around). Yesterday I had to leave early to work and grandma woke him up. He had not peed all night long and would not pee for her at 8:oo a.m. I got home at 1:00 and he had STILL not peed. He was in terrible pain. Grandma was in tears feeling helpless. She tried everything including a diaper. How do I get my child to go for other adults????? Second problem is he will not go #2 in potty. He is a very intelligent boy and talks in complete sentences and articulates how he feels often. I feel like he can understand the poop thing. For 2 months I have put a diaper on him (when he asks to go poop). Of course I have been talking to him about pooping in potty and we empty the poop and flush it down the toilet. I am trying not to get impatient but I am at my wits end. When your child can come to you and say, "I am ready to poop now, please put on my diaper," isn't it past time for him to be able to do this? What Can I do??? I would so appreciate any help anyone can give!}}} |
   
Anonymous
| | Posted on Wednesday, August 13, 2008 - 02:44 am: | |
Have your child go on the potty if he says that he needs to go poop, but you might want to have a reward for pooping in the potty after. You also might want to try a chart with stickers, and have a weekly reward, or even a reward at the end of the month, if he can go poop in the potty without the diaper. For the not going potty for other adults, that is a tough one, but when he gets totaly uncomfortable, he will eventually go potty. I hope this works. Good Luck. |
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