I'm not really someone who cares too much about potty training. Except, of course, for my neurotic aversion to pee on my carpet. But once we're past that point, I could really care less. I have one child who self-potty trained in a day, and another who is long past potty training who is still so accident-prone that diapers would probably be welcomed if they were offered.
And this littlest one? He was so ready that once I told him it was time to use the potty, he's rarely had a miss. For #1 that is. #2 however, not so much. After that first week when he constipated himself from holding it for five days, he's wanted nothing to do with the potty for #2. We're still 100% Pull-Ups for poops these days. And here's how it works...
BEN: Mama? I have to go poop.
ME: Okay. Go get yourself a pull-up.
BEN: I put my pull up on Mama, and my pants. Can you get me some socks?
(because he needs socks to poop of course.)
ME: No problem buddy.
BEN: I need some privacy now please.
fifteen minutes later (1 of which is spent doing his business and 14 of which is spent reading, just like any man)
ME: It's time to clean you up Buddy!
And that's our daily ritual. It works for now. I think I'll have to push for the potty come August when preschool is looming on the horizon, but until then, I'm okay with the satus quo. But I still giggle every time he asks for socks. :)
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um.....were Ben and Emma poo twins separated at birth?!?! I have this conversation with Emma EVERY time she has to poop (minus the socks and the 14 minutes of read time)!! Crazy!
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