Guest guest Posted July 27, 2001 Report Share Posted July 27, 2001 Fraancesca, My stepson who is 3.5yrs, has been dry day and night since 2yrs 3 mths. Every so often he wees or poos himself, either if he is really really tired, stressed out by yet another change (his mum keeps changing his baby sitters, bedrooms, bedtimes...etc) or trying to seek attention. He is always sorry afterwards, and we just ignore it, and dont make too much of a fuss over it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2001 Report Share Posted July 27, 2001 Thanks , I think that is probably what it was. She has been fine ever since but we have had quite a busy week as it is the first week off nursery school and we have been rushing around seeing people, buying things etc. Next week should be quieter although am meeting up with three old schoolfriends (and their eight children) on Friday. Should be fun! Francesca Re: Cystitis? > Fraancesca, > > My stepson who is 3.5yrs, has been dry day and night since 2yrs 3 mths. > Every so often he wees or poos himself, either if he is really really tired, > stressed out by yet another change (his mum keeps changing his baby sitters, > bedrooms, bedtimes...etc) or trying to seek attention. He is always sorry > afterwards, and we just ignore it, and dont make too much of a fuss over it. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2001 Report Share Posted July 27, 2001 Thanks , I think that is probably what it was. She has been fine ever since but we have had quite a busy week as it is the first week off nursery school and we have been rushing around seeing people, buying things etc. Next week should be quieter although am meeting up with three old schoolfriends (and their eight children) on Friday. Should be fun! Francesca Re: Cystitis? > Fraancesca, > > My stepson who is 3.5yrs, has been dry day and night since 2yrs 3 mths. > Every so often he wees or poos himself, either if he is really really tired, > stressed out by yet another change (his mum keeps changing his baby sitters, > bedrooms, bedtimes...etc) or trying to seek attention. He is always sorry > afterwards, and we just ignore it, and dont make too much of a fuss over it. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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