Re: Jumped over another hurdle

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That is GREAT news! Way to go Beth! And good for her for wanting to

eat healthier and exercise. Those are awesome goals to have set for

herself!

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> I was thinking she was sleeping through her peeing, but the other

day she told me she was out of pull ups, and I had no way to get to

the store, so I told her she'd have to go with out. That was a

Wednesday night, and she's been dry every night since!!!

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> I think she was waking up, peeing in her pull up, and going back

to sleep. I know a couple nights I'd let her get her jammies on early

and she would pee in her pull up before bed. She is totally potty

trained during the day, so I scolded her and told her they were only

for peeing in at night when you were sleeping.

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> Anyway! I'm excited and wanted to share! One more obstacle out

of the way. Now we are working on REALLY cleaning her room and the

houes so she can have a friend stay the night!

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> Plus we are working on loosing weight (her idea) and no longer

eatting fast food (her idea again) Our reward is a webkinz for each

week that we excersize, don't eat fast food, have a dry bed and work

on her bed room and the basement (big toy areas). We have both become

hooked on Webkinz recently.

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> http://bethpuzzle.blogspot.com/

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That is GREAT news! Way to go Beth! And good for her for wanting to

eat healthier and exercise. Those are awesome goals to have set for

herself!

Amnesty

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> Beth is no longer in pull ups at night!

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> YEA!!

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> I was thinking she was sleeping through her peeing, but the other

day she told me she was out of pull ups, and I had no way to get to

the store, so I told her she'd have to go with out. That was a

Wednesday night, and she's been dry every night since!!!

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> I think she was waking up, peeing in her pull up, and going back

to sleep. I know a couple nights I'd let her get her jammies on early

and she would pee in her pull up before bed. She is totally potty

trained during the day, so I scolded her and told her they were only

for peeing in at night when you were sleeping.

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> Anyway! I'm excited and wanted to share! One more obstacle out

of the way. Now we are working on REALLY cleaning her room and the

houes so she can have a friend stay the night!

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> Plus we are working on loosing weight (her idea) and no longer

eatting fast food (her idea again) Our reward is a webkinz for each

week that we excersize, don't eat fast food, have a dry bed and work

on her bed room and the basement (big toy areas). We have both become

hooked on Webkinz recently.

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> Hope everyone else's New Year is off to as good a start!

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> http://www.myspace.com/breger3

> http://bethpuzzle.blogspot.com/

> http://www.youravon.com/cbreger

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Congrats!!!!!

My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have sat

with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until she

fell asleep on the toilet.

Does anyone else have this situacion?

And again Congrats Beth!!

(Nevaeh's mom)

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> > Beth is no longer in pull ups at night!

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> > YEA!!

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> > I was thinking she was sleeping through her peeing, but the

other

> day she told me she was out of pull ups, and I had no way to get to

> the store, so I told her she'd have to go with out. That was a

> Wednesday night, and she's been dry every night since!!!

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> > I think she was waking up, peeing in her pull up, and going back

> to sleep. I know a couple nights I'd let her get her jammies on

early

> and she would pee in her pull up before bed. She is totally potty

> trained during the day, so I scolded her and told her they were only

> for peeing in at night when you were sleeping.

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> > Anyway! I'm excited and wanted to share! One more obstacle out

> of the way. Now we are working on REALLY cleaning her room and the

> houes so she can have a friend stay the night!

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> > Plus we are working on loosing weight (her idea) and no longer

> eatting fast food (her idea again) Our reward is a webkinz for each

> week that we excersize, don't eat fast food, have a dry bed and work

> on her bed room and the basement (big toy areas). We have both

become

> hooked on Webkinz recently.

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> > Hope everyone else's New Year is off to as good a start!

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> > http://www.myspace.com/breger3

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Congrats!!!!!

My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have sat

with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until she

fell asleep on the toilet.

Does anyone else have this situacion?

And again Congrats Beth!!

(Nevaeh's mom)

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> > YEA!!

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> > I was thinking she was sleeping through her peeing, but the

other

> day she told me she was out of pull ups, and I had no way to get to

> the store, so I told her she'd have to go with out. That was a

> Wednesday night, and she's been dry every night since!!!

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> > I think she was waking up, peeing in her pull up, and going back

> to sleep. I know a couple nights I'd let her get her jammies on

early

> and she would pee in her pull up before bed. She is totally potty

> trained during the day, so I scolded her and told her they were only

> for peeing in at night when you were sleeping.

> >

> > Anyway! I'm excited and wanted to share! One more obstacle out

> of the way. Now we are working on REALLY cleaning her room and the

> houes so she can have a friend stay the night!

> >

> > Plus we are working on loosing weight (her idea) and no longer

> eatting fast food (her idea again) Our reward is a webkinz for each

> week that we excersize, don't eat fast food, have a dry bed and work

> on her bed room and the basement (big toy areas). We have both

become

> hooked on Webkinz recently.

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> > Hope everyone else's New Year is off to as good a start!

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> > http://www.myspace.com/breger3

> > http://bethpuzzle.blogspot.com/

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I am sure you will, but be very proud of her. Something she did by herself

without therapy or meds.

Crystal Breger wrote: Beth is no longer in pull ups

at night!

YEA!!

I was thinking she was sleeping through her peeing, but the other day she told

me she was out of pull ups, and I had no way to get to the store, so I told her

she'd have to go with out. That was a Wednesday night, and she's been dry every

night since!!!

I think she was waking up, peeing in her pull up, and going back to sleep. I

know a couple nights I'd let her get her jammies on early and she would pee in

her pull up before bed. She is totally potty trained during the day, so I

scolded her and told her they were only for peeing in at night when you were

sleeping.

Anyway! I'm excited and wanted to share! One more obstacle out of the way. Now

we are working on REALLY cleaning her room and the houes so she can have a

friend stay the night!

Plus we are working on loosing weight (her idea) and no longer eatting fast food

(her idea again) Our reward is a webkinz for each week that we excersize, don't

eat fast food, have a dry bed and work on her bed room and the basement (big toy

areas). We have both become hooked on Webkinz recently.

Hope everyone else's New Year is off to as good a start!

Crystal B

http://www.myspace.com/breger3

http://bethpuzzle.blogspot.com/

http://www.youravon.com/cbreger

[Guest guest]

I am sure you will, but be very proud of her. Something she did by herself

without therapy or meds.

Crystal Breger wrote: Beth is no longer in pull ups

at night!

YEA!!

I was thinking she was sleeping through her peeing, but the other day she told

me she was out of pull ups, and I had no way to get to the store, so I told her

she'd have to go with out. That was a Wednesday night, and she's been dry every

night since!!!

I think she was waking up, peeing in her pull up, and going back to sleep. I

know a couple nights I'd let her get her jammies on early and she would pee in

her pull up before bed. She is totally potty trained during the day, so I

scolded her and told her they were only for peeing in at night when you were

sleeping.

Anyway! I'm excited and wanted to share! One more obstacle out of the way. Now

we are working on REALLY cleaning her room and the houes so she can have a

friend stay the night!

Plus we are working on loosing weight (her idea) and no longer eatting fast food

(her idea again) Our reward is a webkinz for each week that we excersize, don't

eat fast food, have a dry bed and work on her bed room and the basement (big toy

areas). We have both become hooked on Webkinz recently.

Hope everyone else's New Year is off to as good a start!

Crystal B

http://www.myspace.com/breger3

http://bethpuzzle.blogspot.com/

http://www.youravon.com/cbreger

[Guest guest]

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> My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

>

> Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have sat

> with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until she

> fell asleep on the toilet.

Does she get the pull up on her own, or ask you for it? I'd start with

having her ask if she doesn't already (might need to move them where

she can't reach...she doesn't need to verbally say it, just indicate

that she wants it however she usually tells you she wants things).

Then when she's asking consistently, start having her only use the

pull up while she's IN the bathroom. Then work on sitting on the potty

still wearing the pull up. Some kids have a hard time learning to go

while sitting...if she usually stands or crouches, that might be the

case for her too. So learning to poo while sitting, but still having

the comfort/security of the pull up is a good baby step. Just move in

small increments toward the final goal...getting there slowly usually

works better in the long run anyway. I've even known some parents who

had their kids sitting on the potty in a pull up with a hole cut in

the back...but I'd skip that unless you think she really needs it

Amnesty

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> My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

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> Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have sat

> with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until she

> fell asleep on the toilet.

Does she get the pull up on her own, or ask you for it? I'd start with

having her ask if she doesn't already (might need to move them where

she can't reach...she doesn't need to verbally say it, just indicate

that she wants it however she usually tells you she wants things).

Then when she's asking consistently, start having her only use the

pull up while she's IN the bathroom. Then work on sitting on the potty

still wearing the pull up. Some kids have a hard time learning to go

while sitting...if she usually stands or crouches, that might be the

case for her too. So learning to poo while sitting, but still having

the comfort/security of the pull up is a good baby step. Just move in

small increments toward the final goal...getting there slowly usually

works better in the long run anyway. I've even known some parents who

had their kids sitting on the potty in a pull up with a hole cut in

the back...but I'd skip that unless you think she really needs it

Amnesty

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She usually just gets them on her own, but she is pretty verbal so if

she can't reach for them she does ask.

When she was about three, she was very constipated and she went to

the potty and the splash of water just freaked her out.She started

screaming and crying and since that day she has gone in a pull up.

I have tried saying that I don't have anymore pull ups, but then she

will go days without doing # 2 and thats even worse. But she does go

standing up. So I am going to try what you said little by little.

It's worth a try, Thank you very much!!

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> > My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

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> > Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have

sat

> > with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until

she

> > fell asleep on the toilet.

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> Does she get the pull up on her own, or ask you for it? I'd start

with

> having her ask if she doesn't already (might need to move them where

> she can't reach...she doesn't need to verbally say it, just indicate

> that she wants it however she usually tells you she wants things).

> Then when she's asking consistently, start having her only use the

> pull up while she's IN the bathroom. Then work on sitting on the

potty

> still wearing the pull up. Some kids have a hard time learning to go

> while sitting...if she usually stands or crouches, that might be the

> case for her too. So learning to poo while sitting, but still having

> the comfort/security of the pull up is a good baby step. Just move

in

> small increments toward the final goal...getting there slowly

usually

> works better in the long run anyway. I've even known some parents

who

> had their kids sitting on the potty in a pull up with a hole cut in

> the back...but I'd skip that unless you think she really needs it

> Amnesty

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[Guest guest]

She usually just gets them on her own, but she is pretty verbal so if

she can't reach for them she does ask.

When she was about three, she was very constipated and she went to

the potty and the splash of water just freaked her out.She started

screaming and crying and since that day she has gone in a pull up.

I have tried saying that I don't have anymore pull ups, but then she

will go days without doing # 2 and thats even worse. But she does go

standing up. So I am going to try what you said little by little.

It's worth a try, Thank you very much!!

> >

> > My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

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> > Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have

sat

> > with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until

she

> > fell asleep on the toilet.

>

> Does she get the pull up on her own, or ask you for it? I'd start

with

> having her ask if she doesn't already (might need to move them where

> she can't reach...she doesn't need to verbally say it, just indicate

> that she wants it however she usually tells you she wants things).

> Then when she's asking consistently, start having her only use the

> pull up while she's IN the bathroom. Then work on sitting on the

potty

> still wearing the pull up. Some kids have a hard time learning to go

> while sitting...if she usually stands or crouches, that might be the

> case for her too. So learning to poo while sitting, but still having

> the comfort/security of the pull up is a good baby step. Just move

in

> small increments toward the final goal...getting there slowly

usually

> works better in the long run anyway. I've even known some parents

who

> had their kids sitting on the potty in a pull up with a hole cut in

> the back...but I'd skip that unless you think she really needs it

> Amnesty

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Congrats!!!! I can feel your happiness.

Shanna ('s mom)

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> Beth is no longer in pull ups at night!

>

> YEA!!

>

> I was thinking she was sleeping through her peeing, but the other

day she told me she was out of pull ups, and I had no way to get to

the store, so I told her she'd have to go with out. That was a

Wednesday night, and she's been dry every night since!!!

>

> I think she was waking up, peeing in her pull up, and going back

to sleep. I know a couple nights I'd let her get her jammies on

early and she would pee in her pull up before bed. She is totally

potty trained during the day, so I scolded her and told her they were

only for peeing in at night when you were sleeping.

>

> Anyway! I'm excited and wanted to share! One more obstacle out

of the way. Now we are working on REALLY cleaning her room and the

houes so she can have a friend stay the night!

>

> Plus we are working on loosing weight (her idea) and no longer

eatting fast food (her idea again) Our reward is a webkinz for each

week that we excersize, don't eat fast food, have a dry bed and work

on her bed room and the basement (big toy areas). We have both

become hooked on Webkinz recently.

>

> Hope everyone else's New Year is off to as good a start!

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> http://www.myspace.com/breger3

> http://bethpuzzle.blogspot.com/

> http://www.youravon.com/cbreger

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Congrats!!!! I can feel your happiness.

Shanna ('s mom)

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> Beth is no longer in pull ups at night!

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> YEA!!

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> I was thinking she was sleeping through her peeing, but the other

day she told me she was out of pull ups, and I had no way to get to

the store, so I told her she'd have to go with out. That was a

Wednesday night, and she's been dry every night since!!!

>

> I think she was waking up, peeing in her pull up, and going back

to sleep. I know a couple nights I'd let her get her jammies on

early and she would pee in her pull up before bed. She is totally

potty trained during the day, so I scolded her and told her they were

only for peeing in at night when you were sleeping.

>

> Anyway! I'm excited and wanted to share! One more obstacle out

of the way. Now we are working on REALLY cleaning her room and the

houes so she can have a friend stay the night!

>

> Plus we are working on loosing weight (her idea) and no longer

eatting fast food (her idea again) Our reward is a webkinz for each

week that we excersize, don't eat fast food, have a dry bed and work

on her bed room and the basement (big toy areas). We have both

become hooked on Webkinz recently.

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> Hope everyone else's New Year is off to as good a start!

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> http://www.myspace.com/breger3

> http://bethpuzzle.blogspot.com/

> http://www.youravon.com/cbreger

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In a message dated 1/7/08 1:42:00 PM Eastern Standard Time,

breger3@... writes:

Beth is no longer in pull ups at night!

wonderful news. thank you for shareing. always good to hear good news

eric abbys dad

**************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.

http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

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In a message dated 1/7/08 1:42:00 PM Eastern Standard Time,

breger3@... writes:

Beth is no longer in pull ups at night!

wonderful news. thank you for shareing. always good to hear good news

eric abbys dad

**************Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape.

http://body.aol.com/fitness/winter-exercise?NCID=aolcmp00300000002489

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Is it possible that she doesn't like the sound the toilet makes when it

flushes. My daughter really objected to that. I learned to wait until she

was out of the room to flush. Now at 16 she closes the toilet lid, pushes

the flush handle and bolts from the room.

Dianna

Annie's mother

-- Re: Jumped over another hurdle

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> My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

>

> Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have sat

> with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until she

> fell asleep on the toilet.

Does she get the pull up on her own, or ask you for it? I'd start with

having her ask if she doesn't already (might need to move them where

she can't reach...she doesn't need to verbally say it, just indicate

that she wants it however she usually tells you she wants things).

Then when she's asking consistently, start having her only use the

pull up while she's IN the bathroom. Then work on sitting on the potty

still wearing the pull up. Some kids have a hard time learning to go

while sitting...if she usually stands or crouches, that might be the

case for her too. So learning to poo while sitting, but still having

the comfort/security of the pull up is a good baby step. Just move in

small increments toward the final goal...getting there slowly usually

works better in the long run anyway. I've even known some parents who

had their kids sitting on the potty in a pull up with a hole cut in

the back...but I'd skip that unless you think she really needs it

Amnesty

[Guest guest]

Is it possible that she doesn't like the sound the toilet makes when it

flushes. My daughter really objected to that. I learned to wait until she

was out of the room to flush. Now at 16 she closes the toilet lid, pushes

the flush handle and bolts from the room.

Dianna

Annie's mother

-- Re: Jumped over another hurdle

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> My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

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> Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have sat

> with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until she

> fell asleep on the toilet.

Does she get the pull up on her own, or ask you for it? I'd start with

having her ask if she doesn't already (might need to move them where

she can't reach...she doesn't need to verbally say it, just indicate

that she wants it however she usually tells you she wants things).

Then when she's asking consistently, start having her only use the

pull up while she's IN the bathroom. Then work on sitting on the potty

still wearing the pull up. Some kids have a hard time learning to go

while sitting...if she usually stands or crouches, that might be the

case for her too. So learning to poo while sitting, but still having

the comfort/security of the pull up is a good baby step. Just move in

small increments toward the final goal...getting there slowly usually

works better in the long run anyway. I've even known some parents who

had their kids sitting on the potty in a pull up with a hole cut in

the back...but I'd skip that unless you think she really needs it

Amnesty

[Guest guest]

I know for a fact she doesn't like that flushing sound, when she

flushes the toilet she covers her ears and runs out the bathroom

door. Very sensitive to sound.

(Nevaeh's mom)

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> > My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

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> > Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have

sat

> > with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until

she

> > fell asleep on the toilet.

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> Does she get the pull up on her own, or ask you for it? I'd start

with

> having her ask if she doesn't already (might need to move them where

> she can't reach...she doesn't need to verbally say it, just indicate

> that she wants it however she usually tells you she wants things).

> Then when she's asking consistently, start having her only use the

> pull up while she's IN the bathroom. Then work on sitting on the

potty

> still wearing the pull up. Some kids have a hard time learning to go

> while sitting...if she usually stands or crouches, that might be the

> case for her too. So learning to poo while sitting, but still having

> the comfort/security of the pull up is a good baby step. Just move

in

> small increments toward the final goal...getting there slowly

usually

> works better in the long run anyway. I've even known some parents

who

> had their kids sitting on the potty in a pull up with a hole cut in

> the back...but I'd skip that unless you think she really needs it

> Amnesty

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I know for a fact she doesn't like that flushing sound, when she

flushes the toilet she covers her ears and runs out the bathroom

door. Very sensitive to sound.

(Nevaeh's mom)

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> > My daughter is 6, she only uses the pull up to do # 2.

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> > Everynight at about 7:00 she grabs a pull up and does #2, I have

sat

> > with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until

she

> > fell asleep on the toilet.

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> Does she get the pull up on her own, or ask you for it? I'd start

with

> having her ask if she doesn't already (might need to move them where

> she can't reach...she doesn't need to verbally say it, just indicate

> that she wants it however she usually tells you she wants things).

> Then when she's asking consistently, start having her only use the

> pull up while she's IN the bathroom. Then work on sitting on the

potty

> still wearing the pull up. Some kids have a hard time learning to go

> while sitting...if she usually stands or crouches, that might be the

> case for her too. So learning to poo while sitting, but still having

> the comfort/security of the pull up is a good baby step. Just move

in

> small increments toward the final goal...getting there slowly

usually

> works better in the long run anyway. I've even known some parents

who

> had their kids sitting on the potty in a pull up with a hole cut in

> the back...but I'd skip that unless you think she really needs it

> Amnesty

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I feel that the noise was a concern for us in potty training so we just made

it a point to never flush when she is in the bathroom.

Good luck to you

Dianna

Annie's Mother

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I know for a fact she doesn't like that flushing sound, when she

flushes the toilet she covers her ears and runs out the bathroom

door. Very sensitive to sound.

(Nevaeh's mom)

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sat

> > with her in the bathroom the most was for about 45 minutes until

she

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> Does she get the pull up on her own, or ask you for it? I'd start

with

> having her ask if she doesn't already (might need to move them where

> she can't reach...she doesn't need to verbally say it, just indicate

> that she wants it however she usually tells you she wants things).

> Then when she's asking consistently, start having her only use the

> pull up while she's IN the bathroom. Then work on sitting on the

potty

> still wearing the pull up. Some kids have a hard time learning to go

> while sitting...if she usually stands or crouches, that might be the

> case for her too. So learning to poo while sitting, but still having

> the comfort/security of the pull up is a good baby step. Just move

in

> small increments toward the final goal...getting there slowly

usually

> works better in the long run anyway. I've even known some parents

who

> had their kids sitting on the potty in a pull up with a hole cut in

> the back...but I'd skip that unless you think she really needs it

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