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Toddler, toddler tantrums, mums guide<br>

Toddler, toddler tantrums, mums guide


During the second year of your baby's life your toddler learns to toddle, then walk and becomes a toddler. Many important changes happen here including independence, potty training, toddler tantrums and your toddler speaking in whole sentences!
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panda2220
Reply panda2220 2 months ago
my daughter is 23 months almost 2 i cant believe it, it has gonna so fast. talks really well now, she loves going out she walks every where she just love it, when she is ont playin in the garden its so hard to get bk in, she is such a out door child. she loves her 5 month old brother. because she learn things from me and her dad, she treats her baby dolls like real babys,she is so good. xx
cheekymum23
Reply cheekymum23 8 months ago
Hi everyone,

I need some advice desperately!! My little girl is 27 months old now and REFUSES to go on the potty. We have have had a couple of occasions where she has used the potty to wee but those have been a few months between. She now just "holds it" indefinitely, she can sit on the potty for any length of time happily playing with me but will not do anything. She is not having accidents at all but will hold it until bath time when she will empty her bladder straight away, or wait until a nappy goes on for bedtime. Holding it for so long is only resulting in tummy ache, so I really don't know what to do.
Kennedy is my 2nd child, so I have done this before but my 1st just took to it naturally!

Please HELP :-(
hiya my lill girl hated the potty so we bought her a toddler seat for the toilet and lill step and she happily
goes on the toilet now
louandjay
Reply louandjay 8 months ago
Hi everyone,

I need some advice desperately!! My little girl is 27 months old now and REFUSES to go on the potty. We have have had a couple of occasions where she has used the potty to wee but those have been a few months between. She now just "holds it" indefinitely, she can sit on the potty for any length of time happily playing with me but will not do anything. She is not having accidents at all but will hold it until bath time when she will empty her bladder straight away, or wait until a nappy goes on for bedtime. Holding it for so long is only resulting in tummy ache, so I really don't know what to do.
Kennedy is my 2nd child, so I have done this before but my 1st just took to it naturally!

Please HELP :-(
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