My baby boy is vehemently refusing to poo in potty, try as I might. He would only poo when I put nappy on.
He would happily go wee in potty or toilet but not poo... when I tried not putting nappy on, he didn't go for almost 72 hours. Is anyone else experiencing this?
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When he's on the toilet for a wee and you think he needs a poo encourage him to blow bubbles, paper etc as that encourages bearing down

Yes, I think it’s absolutely normal.sorry long comment coming!
Pooing is a weird sensation and sometimes it can take time to get comfortable with it. My eldest was completely potty trained (night time too!) but only pooped in nappy until she was almost 4. I didn’t put any pressure on her, i just let her be, and then one day all on her own she decided to use the toilet for poo and we never had an issue since then (she’s 6 now). It’s like something just clicked!
I’m going through the same with my july ‘22 baby. She needs a nappy for poo - and I’m sure in the next couple of months she’ll be fine with doing it on toilet too.
So long story short, it’s okay, you’re not doing anything wrong, he’ll be fine and use the toilet for everything soon :)

I'm also struggling with his! My son will wee in the potty ir toilet all the time, but pooing is a struggle. It's always in his pants so we now just keep him in a nappy to avoid throwing pants away constantly😬🤦🏻♀️
My husband and I have been together for 5 years with two kiddos.
He has become way too comfortable with everything. During our entire relationship he has cheated on me here and there on dating sites and I always found out. No dates since we had our firstborn 3 years ago. When I tell him, he uses the fact that we can’t put the kids anywhere since we’re not so good with both of our fams. It has never been about the kids or money, it’s about taking initiative. Every weekend he asks me what we should do. I honestly just taught him that I will stay no matter what and I don’t want that anymore. I want to step up for myself. I’ve come to a point where even if he starts doing better for a day or two, I resent him so much that I also just stop putting work into the relationship, he realizes that and goes back to his old ways. I’m tired of this game we’re playing. Everything feels forced. Every interaction. Every progress feels forced from both sides. I know we love each other so much but love does not matter when there is no respect. I don’t know what to do. I don’t wanna do this to my children, but being with him drains the life out of me to a point where I can’t even take care of myself. He doesn’t see that I’m losing myself, and what he doesn’t see at all is that he’s losing me.

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Hi 👋🏻
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