He let us know what he “thunk”
This post is a follow-up to the post below on “Toilet Untraining”….
At midnight last night, my husband Jeremy and I were both trying to unclog the toilet, with no luck whatsoever. Cussing, water dipping, and wire coat hangers followed. I told him, “Son One must have put something down the toilet.”
This morning, Jeremy’s father came to the rescue. He had to use two different snaking tools and pull the toilet up before finally finding Son One’s dastardly doing–the cap to my shaving gel. Ugh.
Thank you, dearest Father-in-Law, for bailing us out.
Son One, you still have to potty train. Your clever little plan was only a temporary setback.
bigworldsmall 
Well…..Son One sat on the toilet again. And then wandered into the kitchen and peed on the kitchen floor : )
LOL, my dear son was three before he would pee in the potty. That’s nothing, he was four (yes FOUR) before he would poop in the potty. I found out that when he went to the neighbor’s house to play with their older children he was doing his thing there! My child could poop in the potty he just wouldn’t do it at home. He liked mom and dad cleaning his bum too much! They have to do it in their own time… 🙂 Sandra
Kids are sneaky little buggers! My niece and nephew love to pull shit all time…and most of it I couldn’t think of if I tried! Your blog is great!
Oh my goodness…I can just see the frustration! I’m SOOOO glad my son is 10…now all I have to really worry about is language. I know, I know…puberty is around the corner and a whole new set of problems begins! Good luck with the potty training!
Many Blessings,
Lilyth