Being a boy Mam really isnt for the weak

I know I have both genders for children. BUT being a Mam to my son is hard and frustrating, like I remind him everytime he goes to the toilet to point his Willy down because well he pisses all over the seat and even on the floor (he sits on the toilet been trying to get him to go like a "normal boy" But he won't even go for bush wees when we try and get him to but will hold it till he gets to a toilet)

My daughter is 19 months so I'll be potty training her in the next year and of course I don't know what that's gonna be like but yeah honestly being a Mam to a boy just isn't for the weak 😂

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I’m with you on this !!!
My boy is the same, at the moment he sits he won’t stand to wee & will hold it till a toilet is near 😭
Not to mention the energy they require from us😂I can’t keep up!

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Would be less of an issue if he would pee sitted?

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