Sentences with phrase «pee pee accidents»

It has been 3 weeks and there are no more pee pee accidents at all from Hamlet and he has mastered the pooping too.

Lauryn had a few pee pee accidents.

Sometimes she would have an occasional pee pee accident.

Not exact matches

There will be a lot of accidents (pee, poop, throw - up etc.), and this is an easy, inexpensive way to cover all your surfaces that you need to in the house, and it's easy to just toss away after.»

It makes the whole pee accident experience much easier to deal with.

and cheerfully cleaning up pee accidents on the kitchen floors (everyone has accidents sometimes, honey!)

It wasn't the kind of accident she started having frequently when I first got pregnant and had severe morning sickness and she was desperate for attention, it was more like she was peeing and had no control over it.

Then during his dinner he had one small accident - as he was saying pee on potty.

I was very exicted about potty training him not only during the daytime but aslo night time too. He did wonderful his first day with no accidents and the 1st night went good with a couple of «mommy I'm peeing...» around 3:00 am but still the underwear stayed dry.

I don't know if Willow is just a very easy child, or whether we just happened to try at exactly the right time (29 months), or whether it truely is this approach to potty training or what but this process has been very easy and she has basically been accident free since the first pee in the potty (part from those two poops).

If potty training is still a new thing and there's a narrow window between «mommy I hafta pee» and an accident, you might want to rethink a costume that's complicated to get out of.

My daughter who is 2 1/2 years old has not had a accident in 48 hrs and even pee'd in a cup at the doctors office!

On Saturday, only 1 pee & 1 poo accident, but 2 poos made it!!!

This is perfect for spraying those Overnight pee soaked diapers, cleaning up a pets accident or even your hubbys stinky and sweaty hats.

Several weeks of pee accidents left me feeling discouraged, but eventually, they happened less and less.

She has had a few poop accidents, but ZERO pee accidents!

Have your child bring the doll back to where they had the accident and say «we have to clean up the pee pee.

LOL We were doing ok with pee and pretty well mastered no accidents and just pull ups at nap and bed but poop was a real issue and point of contention for her.

We've had a lot of accidents and a lot of holding pee.

He went in streaks the 1st week with accidents in a row then he got not to pee in his underwear.

When the inevitable accident happens, be calm and loving as you clean it up and explain that «pee and poop go in the potty.»

Peeing more than usual (You might notice more wet diapers if your child is very young, or «accidents» if your child is potty trained.)

The following Sunday he had his first pee accident at home while playing in the front yard with dad.

They were both pee accidents.

For my girl, she holds her pee for very very long time which is good duriing naps and nighttime... yet during the day she will go back and forth and back and forth to potty doing all the steps and of course 2 hours later after the 12th visit to potty she will have an accident not far from the potty.

He does have pee accidents maybe twice a month at Bed time but since my hubby disnt wan na do the pulls up route He went straight from diapers to Chonies day and night..

She only had one full accident and a few drips of accidents the third day were she was peeing all over the place the first day.

After second accident on the floor he went to get cleaning supplies and tried to clean up.Also, he started to pee standing up from the beginning so it made it easier for him to realize what's going on.

I am still potty training my toddlers they do nt pee there pants any more we still have the occasional accident.

In these early stages where accidents are frequent, pull - ups are better than underwear as they are able to absorb the pee so you don't have to keep changing his wet underwear.

my daughter goes pee in the toilet very well and doesn't have accidents..

Once they realize that accidents are something bad, they may hold their pee or poop instead or become uptight about using the bathroom and want to revert back to diapers.

She will poop on the potty every time, but still has accidents with peeing.

Bean pee trained at 2.5 w / maybe one accident the first day of undies.

There will be a lot of accidents at first, because remember they don't know how to hold it since nappies teach them to pee at will.

She still pees in the diaper on occasion and we do have lots of wet accidents when I let her run around without it... everytime I sit her down she goes but can also go 15 min later on the rug... so... part time EC totally works but can a child be diaper free completely by such young age?

Now we're to the point where she pees on the floor, comes and gets me and says brightly and with perfect elocution, «That's okay, everybody has accidents sometimes!»

We had one accident with her peeing in her jumperoo, but it was right as I was about to take her to try to pee, so I realized I was pretty in tune to her schedule.

she has peed in it once by accident and was very curious about it ever since..

I understand why the pants off thing at home, she does nt understand how to take off her pants yet but does sit on potty to pee, therefore it appears she had an accident but she did nt because she wen to potty chair and did what she is supposed to.

Once he completely potty trained for both and is accident free, then we would recommend training him to pee standing up like his father and brothers!!

In regular underwear if we have a pee accident the urine ends up all over the floor.

If your child is truly trying to potty train but has consistent accidents, pain when peeing, constantly damp underwear, or recurrent diarrhea or constipation, it's time to see your pediatrician.

You might have heard that holding pee is a good thing — that it helps stretch kids» bladders so they can hold more urine and avoid accidents.

Virtually all the problems I see daily — bedwetting, pee and poop accidents, recurrent urinary tract infections — stem from my patients» potty - training days.

=) I did dread it at first and my 2 1/2 yr old son had his first accident and I was like «here we go,» but after that first accident I told him «no peeing or pooping on the floor, you go in the potty» and he just got it!

They're specifically designed for that stage when your toddler pees a little before realizing they need to run for the potty or otherwise has small accidents.

Light or small pee accidents should be contained if changed promptly.

He was a fast learner when it came time for him to pee, With hardly ever any accidents for the exception of night time bed wetting.

And there is a pee splash guard to prevent accidents.