Deb D.

Posted on 8/27/09

On 8/27/09, JenniferS wrote:
> We have this child in our class who we are trying to work
> with. The parents SAY they are working at home but I DOUBT
> it very seriously. They want US to do it. Anyway, I work
> in a three year old classroom and this child will not be
> three until September 14th. Well, his parents brought two
> pairs of underwear on Monday and all he would do was pee on
> himself. He absolutely refuses to pee in the toilet. He
> even wakes up from nap dry and stays dry an hour after he
> wakes up but will NOT go in the toilet. My boss says he IS
> ready and he SHOULD be going. Well, that does NOT help the
> situation at ALL because he has yet to go in the toilet for
> either me or the other teacher.
> Please help, thanks,
> Jennifer

Hi Jennifer,
why don't you try some reverse psychology and not give him
the attention he's been getting. OR perhaps you could throw a
cheerio or two in there and see if he can pee on them. Don't
give up, keep trying different things until you find one that
works. It really is not that important when you think of all
the other things that are. Best wishes, Deb

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