sigh.. that's toddlerhood.. lakshman also often refuses to go down.. at times they will do what they want, but will go down.. they cant fight it forever!
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sigh.. that's toddlerhood.. lakshman also often refuses to go down.. at times they will do what they want, but will go down.. they cant fight it forever!
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Yeah we ahd a bit of trouble with that yesterday due to DLS... i just read with her for longer than usual but tried to give the same ques all day long.
Hopefully tonight will be better.
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Yayyyyyyyyyy congrats honey I tried to reply on the other thread but my stupid puter didn't want to post it grrrr I really hope you get your dream labour this time xoxoxo
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Thats right! VBAC time! Have faith!! I do for you
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thanks guys... gunna need all the VBAC good vibes and support... already it is something that i am thinking about loads and loads...
To make matters worse, Nina is away in Indo for two weeks, slap bang in the time that i am away... i am due day 7 of her 14 day holiday, so i wont have her for support - unless i am late that is.
I have started to look for OBs that are supportve of VBAC's, cant go birthing centre due to c/s and public admission i run the risk of having an anto VBAC dr when i am labouring...
jsut so many limited options... at least i know what not to do this time
Soooo ... ummmmm.... i have joined a belly buddies group - totally feel like i am cheating on you all lol
Im feeling great, boobs are bigger - MJ is grumpy (wondering if she is getting my hormones in the milk?) no MS - though i didnt have it first time around...
Not sure if any of you saw my status on FB the other day... so funny MJ tried to wee out of her belly button - she insisted on standing up next to the toilet and grabbed her belly and tried to wee... just like Daddy - hilarious, we had to get daddy and show her that wee didnt come out of his belly button hahahahaha
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I saw that status SJ. That's funny.
Jazz is really not ready for TT. I sit her on the toilet before her bath some days. She doesn't show any signs of being uncomfortable when she's done a poo, doesn't show any signs of needing to do a wee or a poo. Doesn't even say the words.
The other day while I was doing a wee she came up and had a really good look at the wee coming out. The look on her face was so cute. She did say "Wha Dat?" so I explained that mummy was doing a wee in the toilet instead of in a nappy coz mummy's a big girl.
She has done a poo on the toilet. I let her have a look afterwards and watch as I flushed it away and told her to say bye bye to the poo. She didn't. She just did her surprised "ooOOOooo"
That's ok. She'll be ready when she's ready. I just want to get her used to sitting on the toilet for now and she can do her business when she's ready.
I do get a little sad when I read about how your kids are showing signs and wonder if something is wrong with Jazz, but then I read in other places and hear from other parents that their kids didn't start TT until between 2-3 years old so I don't feel left behind. I think you girls who are TT now are doing a great job though!
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nope not at all Danni, We introduced the toilet/potty to MJ when she could sit up - part of the elimination communication method, thats why she recognises it and talks about it so much.
She spends most of her days out of nappies but we still have accidents, its just she now knows that when she wees she gets wet and she doesnt like to poo in knickers.
Its def not something that you can do while working full tie anyway, and is hard for me as i am wofrking part time, but Mum continues with what i do, so it is a bit easier.
It doesnt mean that she will be toilet trained earlier, though i think that she probably will be by 2... its just a different journey and a different method. Dont worry about it
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