3 y/o poops in undies at school
This subreddit is for parents and caregivers who are helping children to use the potty. Use it for all of your questions, stories, anecdotes, tips, tricks, and whatever else strikes your mind that is potty related!
Tips for Getting My 3 y/o to poop at school!
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Fully Potty Trained At Home, Won’t Poop At School
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Toddler Allergies/Medicine Worsening Cough
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Potty Training/When To Ditch Pull Ups?
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Help! Estranged Mom asked to move in with half-sister!
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Toddler has come home with bite marks twice in one week.
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Co-Signer Rights/Is Legal Action Possible?
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