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13-02-2017, 02:20 PM | #26 | ||
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And as for "should" be toilet trained, children toilet train at different rates and trying to force the issue is not healthy. The fact that a child is in nappies doesn't mean that toilet training isn't in progress, and it takes as long as it takes. |
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13-02-2017, 02:24 PM | #27 | ||
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13-02-2017, 02:25 PM | #28 | ||
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13-02-2017, 02:27 PM | #29 | ||
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13-02-2017, 02:45 PM | #31 | ||
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Meanwhile up here they're basically jumping through hoops for us... My daughter is 4 but is autistic and has a developmental age of around 2.5 and is also highly inconsistent. She will use a potty one day like it's the most normal thing in the world, consistently all day... Then dance around the room wetting the rug the next. She'll come up to me and say "Pooey! New nappy!" one day and then literally the next day, smear **** up the wall without a word. But like I said she is 100% diagnosed ASD, mostly non-verbal and has a statement of educational needs in place which I think makes a big difference. The local council have to basically whatever is needed to ensure she can have some form of education. Obviously your daughter has nowhere near that level of additional needs but with both the toileting and the speech delay I would personally say it's worth discussing with someone about getting a statement of educational needs for her? Basically just outlines what additional support she needs and if you have one then the school can't refuse it, as far as I'm aware. Last edited by Toy Soldier; 13-02-2017 at 02:46 PM. |
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You need diagnosis of a condition to get a statement or EHC as they are now called, unless the speech delay is associated with a disability or global delay, I wouldn't go down that route, it's likely Skye will adapt once she gets to school. A week is a long time in potty training and Skye has months to comply, the problem the school will have is that they would have to devote two members of staff to change her nappy from a safeguarding point of view, it's best to ring them once you have her place confirmed, as they might be able to advise, I'm sure it will resolve itself though Vicky
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It's better now then than it was, you couldn't start school unless they were dry through the day, as said Vicky might be an idea to get a referral to occupational health, they will be able to give you loads of help and support with training so it doesn't totally freak her out
The doc might want to assess she is getting the sensation to go too, my nephew was having similar issues. As for the pics, they're ok bit twee and girly but if it raises awareness of breastfeeding so what? It shows it's not all nipple shields and mastitis :/ There is nothing to say the little girl can't use a cup/toilet either is there?
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There's nothing to say she is either so that's a moot point. It does nothing to raise awareness for breastfeeding, its more off putting as the reality is a sink full of dirty dishes, tiredness, and leaky mammaries, no one is sitting in a gown with toddler on the side looking glamorous |
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It's not moot it's just projecting your negative view on the issue without all the facts. If I were considering it I'd be more swayed by that than your raincloud of doom view Cherie
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Can't shift surgeries either due to area. So annoying :S
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Aw I was lucky I guess it was bad initially then settled down I think I managed 3 months though as expressing was a mare
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Sorry for derailing the thread
Yes she goes at school apparently. The teacher says she loves going to the loo on the tiny toilets they have there and she does not have accidents there at all. Its only at home, and out (basically whenever I am there...) that she plays up. Sometimes she loves the potty. She gets praised for doing anything on it. Sometimes she prefers the loo where she declares that shes a 'big girl now' and is insanely happy that she has been to the toilet. But then it goes back randomly to peeing everywhere. Rather like a cat marking her territory Edit. I wonder if we should get rid of the toilet and get one of the miniature ones schools have. Can just imagine my 6ft 3 partner trying to hit the loo
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Almost seems as though she is trying to keep he/she as a baby for her own selfish reasons. Could stunt the child's development if she isn't careful.
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