To me, a random person on the internet, the fact that your daughter is screaming and you are having to force her to sit on the potty, means she is not, in fact, ready to be toilet trained. You really, really, really don't want to turn this into a power struggle, especially about bowel movements. Instead of participating in that fight, by putting her on the potty, instead encourage her to use it but be OK if she does not. She knows she is about to pooh, and I know it too, but when I try to put her on the potty she completely freaks out. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging .

Then she just kept moping around and crying because she knew she needed to pooh but refused to go on the potty.You kinda just have to roll with it as a parent and not add anything else to the mix or you'll be the one causing unnecessary stress for you both. Also, if that first potty usage included a painful bowel movement, using the potty as a chair might help separate a connection between the potty and pain.

Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).but I believe my daughter is ready, just that I am going about it the wrong way and need to find a less stressful way of getting her to pooh without her nappy on. Yesterday was pretty rough, we stayed home, she was naked all day, I watched her and attempted to catch the pee, which I did successfully a couple of times. I reminded her it would be her responsibility to make sure she got to the toilet in time and that when she had to pee / pooh she should remember she didn't have a diaper. It can take months, and sure you can train her using various methods, or she can just do it herself when she's ready. Pictures of kids sitting on the potty (maybe from the potty packaging, if you still have that), taped to the wall by the potty.