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How do you get a two year old boy to do number two in the pot?

His mom and dad will put him on the pot, he will sit there. He will talk, and play and he even breaks, out singing. He will pee in it, but he won't do number two.

As soon, as she puts his pull up on he does number two.

Does anyone have this problem, or had this problem????

Going poo on the potty usually takes longer to learn then going pee.

He already has the first part going..(pee)..just give him time...he is not ready to go poo on the potty yet)...there is nothing to be frusterated or annoyed over..and nothing to amke him feel shame for.
I find, most boys, are in their 3's before they feel comfortble to go poo,.

Be my number two - Thor & MYMP

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