Pooping panties

My three year-old has been potty trained for over three months and recently she has just started pooping in her pants when she has to pee she’ll go to the bathroom. Now she would just be in the living room and I’ll go out there and check on her and she has pooped her pants and she’s just standing there watching TV with poop in her panties. I don’t know why it’s happening. I just need some suggestions or is anyone else dealing with this?

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Have there been any major changes to schedule? Can you ask her when she has to pee if she has ro poop too?

I have no idea. Mine just refuses to poop on the potty unless she feels like it (or really cant wait until shes in a pullup for bedtime) 🥲

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