I have a 4.5 year old boy. He is my third child. At 3 he went into underwear with interest in using the toilet but inconsistent success, perfectly acceptable and
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Calcium urine test
Chloride - urine
Cortisol - urine
Electrolytes - urine
Glucose test - urine
Hcg in urine
Ketones - urine
Kidney - blood and urine flow
Lh urine test (home test)
Ph urine test accidents. The two typical scenarios are: 1. The pee starts and then he runs to the bathroom leaving enough pee in his clothes that he needs to change. 2. He is holding/putting off pooping such that he can't hold the
urineCalcium - urine
Calcium urine test
Chloride - urine
Cortisol - urine
Electrolytes - urine
Glucose test - urine
Hcg in urine
Ketones - urine
Kidney - blood and urine flow
Lh urine test (home test)
Ph urine test, too. The
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First-testosterone mc scenario obviously occurs when he is engrossed in something else, playing, a tv show, etc. We have done rewards, punishments, charts, prizes, etc for 18 months - he just doesn't seem motivated, if we didn't say anything he could care less that his pants are wet. He will be back at preschool next week - how do we get past this hurdle? It is so frustrating and exhausting. Help :0