Oh no, how annoying for you! It definitely gets worse out of the home environment, IME.
I'm feeling woe today. This morning she came to me and said 'I done a wee' and had in fact done so, no thought of going to the potty.
Then she managed to start to poo while I was right there and I didn't notice anything was going on (though there was a BIG fart - I'll pay more attention to those in future!). So I dashed her to the potty and some of it went in the potty but my God, it was all very messy.
And THEN, when I prompted her, she didn't want to use the little loo at the children's centre at all (we go there for stay and play), sat on their potty for a moment and said there was nothing. Fine, but then on the way home in the buggy, she announced she needed to do a wee, so I whipped out the potty, and put her on it and there was nothing happening. She sat on it for five minutes, happily chatting, while all the neighbourhood went by. Then she announced she didn't want to get in the buggy, so I think it was a dastardly ploy to get out of the buggy. (She has form for this - when she was about 18 months, she realised that if she was bored in a restaurant she just needed to tell us she'd done a poo in the nappy, cos we ALWAYS responded to that so she got a walk around the restaurant to the loo, and voila, no poo
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So - is it ok to still be having so many accidents at this point? (A week in exactly)
And how do I stop her taking the piss (no pun intended!) with pretend potty trips?! I obviously want to be responsive when she says she needs to go.