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Old June 26th 07, 10:23 PM posted to misc.kids
Donna Metler
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Default Won't go potty at home



"mylittlelisa" wrote in message
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We have been trying to train our 2 1/2 yo daughter for almost a
month. It started out kind of rough and we switched from panties to
pullups (at daycare's request). After that, things were good. She
would sit on the potty a couple of times at daycare, sometime
succeeding and sometimes not. On friday, she was dry ALL DAY at
daycare. Yeah. I thought the end was near. She didn't use the potty
at home all night. she went off with my dad saturday night and stayed
dry all night (except for poop, still working on that), and was dry in
the morning. When she came home, failure again. She used to go
really good for me at home, but recently, she had stopped. Whenever I
ask her, she says she doesn't have to go. When she has an accident, I
try not to get mad, but it is getting hard. I know she knows better.
Any suggestions?

Also, on friday, my husband left on a business trip for two weeks,
could this cause her sudden regression at home?

LOL No help, but commiseration. This almost but not quite there stage is
frustrating, to say the least.

I have the opposite problem. My 2 1/2 yr old does great at home, but won't
go outside the house. She'll talk about it, get her "circle", sit on it
and...nothing. The good news is that she has an iron bladder, and can easily
make it several hours without distress, but even past that point, she'll sit
on the thing and do nothing, then gets very upset when she just can't hold
it anymore. We do use pull-ups away from the house, just in case, and 90% of
the time they stay dry, and it upsets her to no end to have an accident in
the pullups, so I don't think it's a case of not feeling a need because of
the difference between pull-ups and panties.