This patient support community is for discussions relating to the challenges of parenting toddlers (age 1-5), including physical, speech, sensory, cognitive and emotional development, choosing a daycare/nanny, games & activities, and toilet training.
It can be really frustrating as a parent and I try to do the best I can. I have been told in no way are we to get frustrated with the child for this, punish her or tell her off, we have to do all we can to encourage her to go to the toilet. Ive turned my toilet room into a mini play room with lots of wall stickers, mobile hanging fairy things, she has a little drawing thing she can play with when we have a scheduled toilet sit. T hat seems to work, having a distraction in the toilet so she is not so worried about a poo hurting her seems to be doing the trick at the moment.
She also does little wet wee accidents too which has just started and I don't understand why she has just started doing that when we never had a problem with that side of things.
I can understand your frustrations and can relate even though we have a difference between number 1's and number 2's. I hope you hang in there and get to the bottom of it soon. I would definately get her rechecked by your doctors.
Good luck
Sonaya