I'm trying to get my daughter to pee on the potty and she'll tell me when shes peed or pooped after shes done it and I ask her to set on the potty and she'll tell me no I tried stickers and it got her on the potty for about 5 min but idk what else to do
I just absolutely love some women on here! Some woman wants to write on another women's post telling her she shouldn't be having sex at all in the beginning of pregnancy. I didn't know she was her doctor. Then she wants to tell me that the first trimester is only 1-9 weeks pregnant. And she lost her baby at 4 weeks pregnant due to sex. Like sweetie that's your period starting!
I am sick to death of my in laws telling me how fat Scarlett is, and asking me what I feed her! Does she look fat to you? No!
Her helmet she got so she can be safe (as she told me) when she rides her bike and scooter lol
I think a spam account is messaging me telling me she needs help pushing out her baby and she think her water broke and she gave me her phone number.
Any tips on potty training girls?!?! She literally comes to tell me that she has pooped and drags me to change her but I can’t get her on the pot. She’ll use it when she wakes up in the morning but that’s because I bribed her with a cookie 🤦🏽 ♀ . I’m out of ideas now
Sorcha·
@lexi1215 you're very welcome.
Lexi·
Мама двоих (2 года, 6 лет)
@sorcha thank you
Sorcha·
Use the potty as a seat during TV or reading time. Have her sit on it and after the story or episode have her check. Praise if she did it. If ask her to try a little later.
Some kids take longer to sense the "gotta go" feeling, "going feeling" and only sense after.
Frequent trips to the bathroom can help her identify how to go. But it's a developmental skill. Not much reinforcing or stickers/treats/special things can done until she can identify she is going or needs to go.