Re: poop party

[Guest guest]

Yea, it did smell good for a while. Now (almost a year and a half later), he

just over powders himself if he gets it.

The only poop story I have is whenever he goes in the potty, he has to put his

finger on it and smear it on the shelf next to the toilet. Thank goodness the

Navy painted with oil based paint and it comes right off. Otherwise I'm sure

I'd have brown streaks all over the " high " shelf.

Loriann

Wife to Dewight

Mom to , 10 years, DS-ASD, ADHD, ODD, possibly to lose all but DS and gain

Celiac

And , 17 months and Strong Willed

[Guest guest]

Count us in this party, too. I keep telling Matt that he needs to go

BEFORE he gets in the but. Time and time again, he waits and goes IN the

tub! YUCK

S

On Mon, 20 Nov 2000 14:55:31 EST duffey48@... writes:

> In a message dated 11/20/00 2:28:59 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> loyd.heimbruch@... writes:

>

> << Sometimes when Mom gives him his bath, he decides that the

> bathtub is

> really a very large potty, and does his job in the bathtub. He then

> throws

> as much of it as he can out of the tub. In these instances, it

> suddenly

> become Dad's job to finish the bath. :-( At least there's no

> carpet, only a

> washable floor mat, and the rest is easily cleanable or goes down

> the drain.

> >>

>

>

> Lloyd, We're soul mates!!!!! Maddie (7 on the 29th) is QUEEN of

> doing her

> business in the bathtub!!! I have to say that I really despise

> cleaning out

> the stuff from the tub. Specially when you thought you had the kid

> all

> clean!!! LOL My older kids are so helpful when it comes to

> scrubbing the

> furniture and carpeting, but when it happens in the tub, guess who

> they all

> yell for!!!! MOM!!!! Or DAD!!!!! Somebody that will do the

> job...LOLOL

> Donna

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/20/00 5:40:40 PM Pacific Standard Time,

patricia.mcgovern@... writes:

<< his really is all I want for Christmas.....(but I am

tired, tired, tired of working on it!) >>

Pat, I am with you there! Sooooo very tired of trying to train.

Jeannie

[Guest guest]

Ok _who wants to get together for a week (wishful thinking?, a year?) of

potty training. This really is all I want for Christmas.....(but I am

tired, tired, tired of working on it!)

Pat

[Guest guest]

I ve often thought khaki camouflage would be the ideal colour scheme for the

whole house.perhaps with a touch of snot green to brighten it up Pat

[Guest guest]

pat, better add some red in there for me, maureen, and sherry...having the

girls comes with a STRONG likeness towards red splotches...lmao

[Guest guest]

I know what you mean, we have been working on potty training for the last 6

yrs. We are not much further than when we started, although she is now

letting me know when she has already gone potty, and sometimes she will even

sit on the toiliet and potty but those are rare occasions. What is the magic

age when they put it all together? Trisha is 8 yrs old and sometimes I think

I will be changing her when she is 80 yrs old. :-)

can you just see that picture, I'd be 120 yrs old and still changing

pull-ups, what a sight! lol

Carol

[Guest guest]

Well, is 10. He was potty trained for a while, like around 6 or 7. Right

at the time that we moved here to Hawaii, and started a new school. I remember

him going whole weeks without accidents. Then he lost it. I'm not sure when I

gave in and just put him in pull-ups. Now, when we quite giving him Risperdal,

he's mostly trained again. He has occasional accidents, when he gets interested

in playing something and just doesn't want to stop.

With , I think it was the Risperdal. But after 10 years, one is out of

pull-ups - woooo hooo!!!

Loriann

Wife to Dewight

Mom to , 10 years, DS-ASD, ADHD, ODD, possibly to lose all but DS and gain

Celiac

And , 17 months and Strong Willed

[Guest guest]

> I know what you mean, we have been working on potty training for

the last 6

> yrs. We are not much further than when we started, although she is

now

> letting me know when she has already gone potty, and sometimes she

will even

> sit on the toiliet and potty but those are rare occasions. What is

the magic

> age when they put it all together? Trisha is 8 yrs old and

sometimes I think

> I will be changing her when she is 80 yrs old. :-)

> can you just see that picture, I'd be 120 yrs old and still

changing

> pull-ups, what a sight! lol

>

> Carol

Hi Carol. We also tried to have sit on the potty until she

went and she just wanted to get off. Didn't know what she was

supposed to do. So, I started getting a cup of warm water and when I

sat her on the toilet and told her to go potty, I'd pour the warm

water on her right between her legs. Then when she went (which she

always did with the water) I'd praise her and tell her what a good

job she did. It wasn't long before I was getting ready to pour water

on her and she would push my hand away and say no, and then go all by

herself!!! She's 5 now and still doesn't always tell me when she has

to go, but she does go every time I put her on the potty. Hope this

helps.

[Guest guest]

dont fret, nathan is 9yrs and still has accidents, mainly bm ones, and is in

this horrible phase he keeps peeing on the floor bu his bed, i even got him a

bed side commode and he will pee in it and tip it over, so i bolted it to the

wall,lol he will play with the lid but its hleping most of the time, if he

doesnt wet the bed , he refuses to wear pull-ups anymore, his skin is

sensitve, ive notice rash on him after just a short while of wearing one,

even just a few hours. She will get it, i pray that it comes soon for you

guys.