Sentences with phrase «go poop in the toilet»

Do we know if he is more afraid of it hurting should he fall in the toilet or that it would hurt if he went poop in the toilet?

he showed signs of readiness at the age of 2 the first thing he learn was to go poop in the toilet, pee pee was a little challenging for him but he manage to get it.Im so happy that I do nt have to buy any pull ups for him he can hold his pee pee at night all the way until the morning.

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Why is it not just a backup so we can feel secure about messes while we also pay attention to signals that babies need to poop and help them go in the toilet instead?

Remove a bowel movement (poop) from your child's diaper, put it in the toilet, and tell your child that poop goes in the potty.

I have a diaper table that my children can't roll off of, so next I let her air dry while I go and dump the poop in the toilet.

«Dump poop in the toilet to give your child a signal that that's where pee and poop go,» adds Dr. Klemsz.

So what do you do if your child will not go or refuses to go poop in the potty or the toilet.

i'm still working on it my 22 months old daughter destiny, she would just sit on the potty and just pee i can't get her to poop in it yet, she showing interest in sitting on the toilet so i'm trying that now to see if it help her to go.

I do not use a diaper sprayer and i have no problem i just go to the bathroom dump the poop in the toilet then i go to the shower and rinse it out with the detachable shower head.

He was going in the toilet and one day we were at a restaurant and he asked to go poop, i took him and did nt realize that the toilet seat was broke off toilet and it slipped and smashed his fingers.

This may have been because of constipation or change in diet or it could be a fear of the toilet and / or flusing or simply delaying a bowel movement because they are too preoccupied with something else way more interesting.What ever trigger the start of this - the result of this negative or painful experience is that the next time the child has the urge to poop, s / he delay going because s / he knows that it hurts.

With pants on, she just goes in the pants, but with no pants she'll have to decide whether she's going to 1) poop on the floor (she's old enough to think that's gross and not respectful), 2) ask for a diaper to poop in, 3) ask for underpants to poop in, 4) poop in the toilet, or 5) not poop at all.

To avoid this, crumble up some toilet paper and drop it in the toilet before your child goes so that the poop will have a bit of a landing pad.

She went on the toilet and never pooped in a diaper again.

As opposed to throwing poop in the trash and having smelly trash cans, with cloth diapers the poop goes into the toilet.

Most babies this age will not poop in a mini potty if they see adults going on the big toilet.

We found it hilarious that she made the sign for poop to let us know she had to go, happily pooped on the toilet and then sighed in victory every time she finished.

Wet diapers go right into the wetbag, for poop we dump the solids in a toilet and fold the diapers up and zip them into the wetbag too.

he is so much happier pooping in the toilet rather than turning red with the effort of trying to go with a diaper on.

«I recommend once kids start to walk, simply having a child toddle in with you to the bathroom as you explain that poop goes in the potty, how to flush the toilet, things like that,» says Dr. Laura Jana, author of It's You and Me Against the Pee... «The more active effort can start 18 to 24 months, but sometimes later if children are not showing signs of readiness.»

It is important for you while potty training toddler to explain that poop goes into the toilet and there is nothing to afraid in flushing.

It sounds like it can improve your chances for easier potty training in the future since your LO will be used to going pee and poop on the toilet.

He is pretty consistently pooping his pants (underwear, not pull - ups or diapers (yet)-RRB- at daycare in the mornings, and will poop in them at home unless we are super-vigilant about keeping an eye on him and rushing him to the toilet when we can see he is starting to go.

For the last little while though I have had her watch each time I dump one of her poopy diaper so she can understand and see that her poop is supposed to go in the toilet.

Poop needs to go in the toilet.

He knows that after he goes pee / or poop that he has to flush so he'll look in the toilet and clap if there is something there then flush it!

If your child has an accident, tell him that it is okay but remind him that poop and pee go in the toilet.

Try to encourage your puppy to go to the toilet before you set off, and take a poop scoop and bag with you just in case.

The poop drops in and then goes for a ride around the whole toilet.