2 year old girl screams with diaper changes?

my daughter had the same problem, we JUST got her potty trained. she's 2 1/2 so if you guys keep up with that, it will help..

Is she peeing on the potty? that's the easiest, and you get to get all happy when she does, and they love that.. so poop took like a week or so longer. but i would just keep her and the potty in the same room and kept trying.. but don't force it because it can constipate them by holding it.

if she's not peeing on it.. this is what i did, and it's nice for summer.. offer lots of fluids like juice and water, and let her run around with no pants, have her sit on the potty every 15 minutes. and then she's going to have a few accidents, just say uh oh pee pee goes in the potty (or whatever) and then by the third or forth time, she's going to try and get there. just be excited that she tried. but because of all the drinks, she'll have to go often, so it will make it almost like a constant thing..

BUT as far as the pain.. this is what i did, my daughter only pooped once.. i would do a "decent" wipe down. but not too rough. then i would sit her in the tub with a little water and do a quick bath and just wash her. i know it sounds crazy.. but she stopped fighting it. and it really only take like 3 minutes..

i went through the same thing with my daugther she is three now when we first potty trained her she would pee on the toilet but never poop i tried everything nothing worked then one day she just started going on the toilet the thing is if they dont want to do it there isnt much you can do we all know how stubbern 2 year olds can be when she is ready she will do it I PROMISE. I know its hard and i wish there was something i could tell you to help you out more but i think she just doesnt like the whole idea of the diaper change some children get embaressed even though they are really young just give it some time and before you know it this will pass and she will be going on the potty all the time

Have you tried explaining to her that if she poops on the potty that you won't have to wipe her so much? I'd also let her go naked all day if you can as someone else suggested, especially if she's a 3X a day pooper. My daughter only goes every other day, but actually likes to poop on the toilet- she doesn't like to hold still for a massive wiping and it is just easier than trying to push poop out into a diaper.

If you ever get her to go on the potty, make a HUGE deal out of it- cheering, clapping, praising- have a freaking party in the bathroom. Go call Daddy and Grammy and neighbors (even if pretending) and tell them the "news". That helped my daughter more than anything!

I have two boys so I have no idea if there is any way to keep it from going to the front.

But I potty trained my oldest as soon as soon he turned two. I didn't use pull ups and we only put a diaper on him at bedtime. We let him pick out his own big boy underwear and we started by putting him on the potty every two hours. If he went in the potty we would make a huge deal about it and make him feel very proud. He loves stickers and tattoos so we would give him those when he would go. He had plenty of accidents, but while he was going we would rush him to the potty and sit him on i t anyway even he didnt make it. If he didnt make it we would tell him "thats okay, you'll make it next time" and explain to him to tell us when to go potty or to run to the door and we'll follow him. It took about a week to potty train him and now he's fully potty trained. The main thing is to stay consistent. You can't try to potty train her for a couple of days and then go back to diapers. If you want to start then continue wiht it. Dont make diapers available to her. hide them.

She sounds like she knows when she's going (how she waits for a diaper to be put on to go). So give it a try for a week, if you dont see any improvements in a week then she may not be ready yet. Oh and I wouldnt bother with pull ups. They're diapers without the tabs. It'll save you a ton of money if you just go with underwear right away.

Dont think there is anyway of stopping the poo from travelling round the front, I think they all cry and kick when having nappies changed you just get quicker at doing the change before they leg it!! I think with regards to the toilet training do it for longer than a few hours. Arrange a weekend where you wont be going anywhere let her wear her big girl knickers and keep putting her on the potty through out the day. Some children just dont like the potty so try a small seat for your toilet and let her go on there.

Hope some of this works.

The first thing you need to do it get a potty book and read it to her. Try to get her to think that it is fun to go to the potty. Don't put her on the potty for an hour anymore it kind of makes her think that she did something wrong. Don't yell at her when he goes in her pants or on the floor. Let her walk around the house naked and put the potty in the middle of the living room. When you go potty but her potty in the bathroom with you turn on the water in the bathroom and have her sit on the potty while you go. When she does go for the first time in the potty make a really big deal out of it. Give her a candy or something to let her know what a good job she did.

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