It was a great start until ....

My toddler turns 2 in a week and because she has been doing poop in the toilet on and off since she was 14 months I thought maybe it would be a good idea to start fully trianing her. She comunicates very well and she has long dry nappies

So 4 days ago we started. it was great. hard work. but progressed. a few accidents here and there but as the days passed it just got better until yesterday morning. She was in the shower and I had placed her toilet seat insert for toddlers in the shower with her to give it a quick wash since the water was running. She took a step and had fallen right on it. Down the middle if you knwo what I mean. She screamed and got over it in a few minutes. There was a bit of blood but from what I can see looks like a little graze.

Anyway she needed to go wee wee after that and what happened? She sat on her seat and weed. then SCREAMED!!!!!!! Turns out the cut was stinging from the urine.

Where does that leave us? a phobia to do wee or go to toilet. You can tell she is busting and keep holding her private with her hand but she is too scared to wee.

so she trickles bit by bit and we've been having soo many accidents (though the accidents are not from her inability to communicate to me she needs to wee or he rinability to hold it till she gets to the toilet because we know from the first few days she was able to do this well)

My question. What do I do? put her back in nappies? or keep just running after her and cleaning the mess every 20 minutes (because she trickels bit by bit)
Its so tiring but to think about all the effort we have both put in.

any suggestoins or similar experiences?

so is she not going cause it hurts her?? if that is the case you need to tackle that, because the trickling and not going properly and holding it will put her at a high risk of an infection.
things that MIGHT help (i have no personal experience though as my daughter is only 4 1/2 months old), give her cranberry juice to drink (even watered down) this will help her urine tract if an infection happens and might help prevent one.
can you get ural for kids? its a powder you add to water that you drink that will make the wee less acidic and not sting as much when she goes.
another option is when she goes pour water over her so it dilutes the wee and stops it stinging. I'm not sure how this will really work for a 2 year old though...
then, once you have it so it doesnt hurt to go, you can then tackle the using the seat again (having her not afraid of it). but atm she will just know that no matter what it hurts to wee. even if she is back in nappies if it hurts they wont help her (may even make it worse if the wee is sitting on her cut.

if i am way off and that isn't the problem, feel free to ignore this whole post =)

squirting warm water over your bits while you wee helps with postpartum soreness, if it continues this might be worth a try.