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F3rgie · 10/04/2012 13:16

That my DS insists on making eye contact with me when he shits, every time he stares at me almost deranged then starts straining! He is only 5 months so not as bad as if he was 5 lol

His poos are normal btw so there is nothing medically wrong!

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justanothertenminutes · 10/04/2012 20:10

My nearly 4 year old ds likes to let me know if any of his poo floats by shouting "look mummy a floater!". He is very insistent and will not be distracted until you look and discuss said floater. Is quite Blush when we are out...

ClaireDeTamble · 10/04/2012 20:25

DH had the following conversation with DD aged 4 a couple of months ago:

DD: Daddy - my poo looks like Raymond
DH: Who's Raymond?
DD: He's out of Mr Bloom's Nursery. He's a squash.
DH: Confused

Grin
fuzzpig · 10/04/2012 21:03

Thankfully my DS (2.7 but nowhere near ready for potty training) just goes and stands at the top of the stairs Confused

WhatTheCatDraggedIn · 10/04/2012 21:12

DD (4) has just started requesting privacy, hurray!

But she insists on accompanying me every time I go, boo!

The dog will never poo behind my back, and insists on making eye contact. He has a terribly pained expression on his face every time!

Birnamwood · 12/04/2012 12:05

I've just remembered, ds1, once using the loo was established, could only go for a poo if I squeezed his head Hmm ?!?!?

whatthecat I've got two dogs, one stares at you whilst she's having a poo with a quite indignant look on her face, as if to say 'yeah I'm havin' a poo, what you going to do about it?', the other dog, tho, can't poo if you're looking at him. He's even been known to stick his head in a hedge whilst he's doing it. Strange dog :)

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