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Lornamum
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Posted: 19 September 2007 at 12:58pm \| IP Logged

I really don't know what to do.... how fast things should pick up..... how to persevere....

I starte on Monday, many accidents obviously and whenever I said, do you want to sit on potty - it was a stern no! Although at the end of the day he got one poo in the toilet which was amazing.

Day 2 not as many accidents, only got 1 sticker really.

Day 3 not been, doesnt really seem interested.

What do I do???

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Posted: 19 September 2007 at 1:06pm \| IP Logged

Im in the same boat mate. But i still dont think Lewis is ready yet so im just gonna leave it. got some personalised in the night garden reward stickers off ebay so im gonna give those a wirl. Good luck and let us know how ur getting on xxxx

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Posted: 19 September 2007 at 3:24pm \| IP Logged

Im potty training Adam as hes now 3 and Im going to have 2 babies in nappies in January so need him out of them. He is ready and has wees pretty much sussed just not poos. But I just keep telling him if he has an accident that he needs to use the potty or the loo. Ive just gone at his pace, not pushed him or lost my temper!

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Posted: 19 September 2007 at 3:34pm \| IP Logged

We are potty training dd at the moment and we are getting quite good somedays and not so good on other days, but am alot more confident training dd than i ever was training ds.

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Posted: 19 September 2007 at 8:11pm \| IP Logged

I think it's very difficult as if they are having fun they don't want to miss it.

My son when i potty trainned him love going for poos in apotty/loo got him some special bath books to read on there and some wipe clean chunky ones as he got so excited once he kicked his potty dancing in cheer! Made it more fun and less boring....

Just perserverance it'll click one day and you'll think oh wow but not till about a week after wards, bit like a headache we all know when we are getting and have one but how many of us realise when its actually goes?

Good luck girlies, i'm doing this next year again with ds no.2!

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