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: It is normal for children to stand up or "hold it" because they are afraid of the sensation of sitting. Gentle praise and stickers can help, but don't force it if they become distressed. Useful Resources

: Look for the "poop face" (straining or turning red), hiding behind furniture, or suddenly becoming very still.

If you are navigating the world of potty training, here is a useful guide to managing those "me poo poo" moments effectively. Knowing the Signs me-poo-poo

: A visual guide to what different types of poop say about health. Potty Training Toddlers - Facebook

: Let your child choose which potty to use or which book to read. This helps them feel less pressured by the process. : It is normal for children to stand

: Tips for when pooping becomes a struggle.

: Keep a special box of books or small toys that are only for sitting on the potty to keep them engaged while they wait. If you are navigating the world of potty

: Information on what constitutes a "healthy" frequency for bowel movements.