Potty Training: Everything Modern Parents ... A child keeps having accidents, or waits to poop until they’re in a nap time pull-up, or throws a tantrum every time they’re prompted to use ...

Also called “stool toileting refusal,” this is when a toddler will willingly pee in the potty, with very few accidents, but refuse to poop in the potty for a period of at least one month.

Potty training and the years that follow are loaded ones for little kids. Potential stress around the fear of accidents should not be underestimated. “Children need this kind of play outlet for ...

My wife and I would dread pickup, with its inevitable clear plastic bags of poop ... fear of an accident interrupting our day. As any parenting book will tell you, the best way to potty train ...

Standing on toes, reduced appetite, clenching buttocks, and crossing legs are common signs of a toddler holding poop. Fear of accidents, constipation, uncertain potty training, anxiety ...

And accidents will most certainly happen ... Lead them to the bathroom and explain that the potty is for catching pee and poop. Explain that your child should keep those big kid undies dry ...

Friday, 1 p.m. Accident No. 1 ... L is so focused on getting to the potty at this point that she doesn't even see the poop in front of her. This, of course, explains why she steps in it, and ...