Quoting Atticus & Rhys's Mommy:" I clearly said if there was bladder/bowel issue or mental issues such as Autism then I completely understand ... [snip!] ... to just throw a diaper on the 5 year old and say 'ahhhh he"ll use to the toilet when he feels like it" is just unbelievable."

my child doesnt have a mental issue.

Quoting ♡Sarah♡ + 2:" my child doesnt have a mental issue."

does he have a bowel or urinary issue? how old is he?

Quoting proudlypreggers:" does he have a bowel or urinary issue? how old is he?"

He has autism, its not a mental issue. That label is completely offensive to me. Hes almost 5

<blockquote><b>Quoting proudlypreggers:</b>" Everyone is judgemental including yourself so please save the im judgemental bs. People judged me for ... [snip!] ... yourself...   Also ive stated on numerous occasions i was referring to the average child (meaning no special/mental needs)"</blockquote>

YOUR COMPARISON WAS TERRIBLE! And they aren't special/mental needs. Smurftard they are special needs. Special needs encompasses everything. My child is special needs but is well above average in his thinking and understanding, He's not mental..   he has physical special needs. Back to the point, special needs.

And my our DS potty trained himself. Sure I had been introducing/showing it to him. But he didn't go and know when to go until he was ready. He PT'd himself literally overnight. No more diapers in 2 weeks because it took him a few days to grasp pooping on the potty. It was him wanting and trying. The ah ha moment happened a few days after he turned 3.

Oh and we had a singing potty. Annoying as smurf. And it didn't help. In fact he hated it. So.....

And nice back peddling. Kids are exposed to the toilet and getting prepared even when you're not explaining everything point for point. It's a natural function and kids are smart.

Quoting boobook:" <blockquote><b>Quoting proudlypreggers:</b>" Everyone is judgemental including yourself ... [snip!] ... and getting prepared even when you're not explaining everything point for point. It's a natural function and kids are smart."

exactly to your last point. even if a parent doesn't say jack smurf about potty training, children are observant & can clearly see whenever someone has to use the restroom, in the home & in public.

<blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary Zeppelin:</b>" exactly to your last point. even if a parent doesn't say jack smurf about potty training, children are ... [snip!] ... training, children are observant & can clearly see whenever someone has to use the restroom, in the home & in public. "</blockquote>


Right?!?

Quoting boobook:" <blockquote><b>Quoting proudlypreggers:</b>" Everyone is judgemental including yourself ... [snip!] ... and getting prepared even when you're not explaining everything point for point. It's a natural function and kids are smart."

Lol at you having to call me names to get your point across. Try again that type stuff never affects me. Also how is it a horrible comparison it still involves learning either way and to insinuate that every child is smart and will know shows your intelligence bc that is far from the truth. SOME children have to be shown and trained, which is why the word consists of train. Not learn on your own.

Quoting £egendary Zeppelin:" exactly to your last point. even if a parent doesn't say jack smurf about potty training, children are ... [snip!] ... training, children are observant & can clearly see whenever someone has to use the restroom, in the home & in public. "

Exactly my son was showing an interest at 15-18 months but by 2 he regressed to a 6-9 month old level

Quoting ♡Sarah♡ + 2:" My son will be 5 in Jan and *gasp* he isnt pt'd yet either."

Gavin will be 5 in March and isnt pt'd. He is no where near. He goes into hysterics when he is put on the potty chair (he is still routinely put on it at school and it hasn't calmed him down.)

<blockquote><b>Quoting proudlypreggers:</b>" Lol at you having to call me names to get your point across. Try again that type stuff never affects ... [snip!] ... far from the truth. SOME children have to be shown and trained, which is why the word consists of train. Not learn on your own."</blockquote>



You are the equivalent of speaking to a brick wall.

Quoting £egendary Zeppelin:" or do you mean 'daughter' ? & how can you possibly 'disagree' w/ her 4-yr-old in diapers? do you not understand the autism spectrum at all? holy smurf..."

I disagree with you for putting R in a grey shirt.

is that kind of the same thing? I disagree with something you do that has nothing to do with me?

Quoting CrapBag [VBA2C]:" I disagree with you for putting R in a grey shirt. is that kind of the same thing? I disagree with something you do that has nothing to do with me?"

sounds about right.

& smurf you, his grey shirt is awesome.  

Quoting Atticus & Rhys's Mommy:" My son was fully potty trained, daytime and nighttime when he was 2 years old. Honestly I think MOST ... [snip!] ... wearing a pull up at night would help. I'm sorry but a perfectly normal 4 or 5 year old wearing a diaper during the day? No."

what is Austism?

Quoting CrapBag [VBA2C]:" what is Austism?"

I think it's a type of cheese?

Quoting boobook:" <blockquote><b>Quoting proudlypreggers:</b>" Lol at you having to call me names to ... [snip!] ... the word consists of train. Not learn on your own."</blockquote> You are the equivalent of speaking to a brick wall."

Hmmmm nice comeback. I was thinking something similar but was taught if i didnt have anything nice to say, keep it to myself. Maybe someone shouldve TRAINED you on that lol