I think she is just freaked out by the feeling of it leaving her body, and we have to figure out how to make her okay with that, whether it's now or in 6 months time. There's this app based on the book " Once Upon a Potty" and my coworkers have used it to help their children get over their fear of using the toilet.

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Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. We talked about where it goes (we have a septic system so it plays in the yard with Mommy and Daddy's poops), and I got her Everyone Poops and Where's the Poop? We started watching the Elmo video but it is SO American (we are Australian) and I think she finds it hard to relate to, also it does seem aimed at older kids, I wonder if there is anything simpler out there that is effective.

Propaganda" or not (and my mom had six kids out of dipes not until nearly three), I can only say from experience that my Five-Star Potty Pee-er took a full six months to train into pooping there too. I managed to completely catch her first pooh, and she screamed while I was doing it, but then seemed pleased after it was done and talked about it later with what seemed like pride. 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 is happy and well-adjusted, not in any way disturbed or strange, mostly loves life, gets along well with other kids, fairly independent, capable with lots of things, blah blah blah.