thread: Trying to pull nappy off and Mr woo hoo out- time for toilet training?

  1. #1
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    Jul 2009
    Ormeau
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    Trying to pull nappy off and Mr woo hoo out- time for toilet training?

    Ds has been pulling Mr woo hoo out of his nappy as he is settling to sleep of late, doesn't matter what pants he has on. The sheets are being changed afater every sleep cause obviously he is weeing on them. He is very aware of when he is doing poos and stands up and very still for them.

    So my question is- does this mean it's time for toilet training if he really doesn't want the nappy on and knows when he's 'going'???

    ANy help would be appreciated as I'm tired of washing sheets!

  2. #2
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    Sep 2008
    In a cloud of madness.
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    I was the same with DD doing a similar thing.
    I got her potty out and sit her on it whenever I go to the toilet so she starts to understand the concept of it.
    I still put her nappy on at bedtime but now shes starting to understand the concept of potty, shes leaving her nappy her a little more often at night. I'm trying to do day time before we start night time.

    So... maybe you could get a potty out and let him get used to the idea of it?/

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    Jul 2009
    Ormeau
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    We already bought a potty a few weeks back so he could get used to seeing it, but you're right I will move it into the bathroom now I think.

    So what do you do, take off her nappy and sit her down before you go "potty"??

  4. #4
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    Sep 2008
    In a cloud of madness.
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    Yep exactly what I do, then she can also hear what it sounds like.
    Then when i wipe she does to, then we put her nappy back on.