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Hide and Poop

mrs.v_9/24/05mrs.v_9/24/05
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Does your DC do this? Dylan's private spot is behind the kitchen table - it's so so funny
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Re: Hide and Poop

  • acppaacppa

    DS doesn't do that yet. ??

    Isn't that one of the signs of being ready to potty train? ?

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  • mrs.v_9/24/05mrs.v_9/24/05
    probably but what do i do? chase him down if i see him go towards the kitchen table, yank down his pants and put him on the potty? lol poor thing will be traumatized! haha
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  • acppaacppa

    imagemrs.v_9/24/05:
    probably but what do i do? chase him down if i see him go towards the kitchen table, yank down his pants and put him on the potty? lol poor thing will be traumatized! haha

    Why not set up a potty around the kitchen table? ?I bet that would make for great dinner conversations! Ha ha :) ? ??

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  • mrs.v_9/24/05mrs.v_9/24/05
    "oh yes, and this is our son's potty. however, the martha stewart in me came out and look people, it doubles as a vase!"
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  • PhillywifePhillywife

    Logan at school waits at the changing table and says..."almost done...ug uh ok you can have my poppie now". All that but refuses to sit on the potty!

     

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  • brightningbrightning member
    She does the opposite of hides. She likes to stand in front of me and make eye contact as she poops, and then she says "Poop." The eye contact thing weirds me out!
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  • kellnbrikellnbri
    DS also hides and poops.  His favorite spots are behind our little half wall at the entry way and between the dog crate and the TV stand.  It is a sign of them getting ready for the potty because they are becoming aware of having to poop by going to hide.
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  • MamaNikkiMamaNikki

    imagebrightning:
    She does the opposite of hides. She likes to stand in front of me and make eye contact as she poops, and then she says "Poop." The eye contact thing weirds me out!

    LMAO!  This is exactly what my DS does!  He looks right at you, then says "Poo Poo!"  However, if I'm sitting on the floor, he likes to come up and hug me and squeeze me around the neck while he poops.  Lovely.  

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  • marriedchick06marriedchick06 member
    Haha. B doesn't do that but my nephew always did.
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