Definitely not.

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Anonymous wrote:Yup. My 2 year old (27 month) old son is potty trained but using public toilets with him is a PITA. I also have an infant son. My son pees on the tire pretty much everywhere we go. It's like maybe 3 ounces of pee. It hardly even makes a puddle.

So he's car-trained?

I would not judge another parent with theee small kids if I saw this. Who knows what is going on with them right now.

Hahaha, no. He doesn't ONLY pee on tires. He can use toilets, public and at home. But I always ask him if he has to pee before we get in the car and if he says yes, then I don't walk back into the store/mall/target/library. I just have him pee on the tire.

Holy crapp. WtF is wrong with you?

Mental illness. Totally serious. Normal people do not do this. The saddest thing is that her poor kids live with such an unstable mother. Best thing for those kids would be divorce with dad getting custody.

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Anonymous wrote:Yup. My 2 year old (27 month) old son is potty trained but using public toilets with him is a PITA. I also have an infant son. My son pees on the tire pretty much everywhere we go. It's like maybe 3 ounces of pee. It hardly even makes a puddle.

So he's car-trained?

I would not judge another parent with theee small kids if I saw this. Who knows what is going on with them right now.

Hahaha, no. He doesn't ONLY pee on tires. He can use toilets, public and at home. But I always ask him if he has to pee before we get in the car and if he says yes, then I don't walk back into the store/mall/target/library. I just have him pee on the tire.

Holy crapp. WtF is wrong with you?

I really don't get what the big deal is. He's 2.

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Anonymous wrote:Yup. My 2 year old (27 month) old son is potty trained but using public toilets with him is a PITA. I also have an infant son. My son pees on the tire pretty much everywhere we go. It's like maybe 3 ounces of pee. It hardly even makes a puddle.

So he's car-trained?

I would not judge another parent with theee small kids if I saw this. Who knows what is going on with them right now.

Hahaha, no. He doesn't ONLY pee on tires. He can use toilets, public and at home. But I always ask him if he has to pee before we get in the car and if he says yes, then I don't walk back into the store/mall/target/library. I just have him pee on the tire.

Holy crapp. WtF is wrong with you?

Of course not. We are civilized.

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Anonymous wrote:Yup. My 2 year old (27 month) old son is potty trained but using public toilets with him is a PITA. I also have an infant son. My son pees on the tire pretty much everywhere we go. It's like maybe 3 ounces of pee. It hardly even makes a puddle.

So he's car-trained?

I would not judge another parent with theee small kids if I saw this. Who knows what is going on with them right now.

Hahaha, no. He doesn't ONLY pee on tires. He can use toilets, public and at home. But I always ask him if he has to pee before we get in the car and if he says yes, then I don't walk back into the store/mall/target/library. I just have him pee on the tire.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, no but, it's only pee FFS

Human pee stinks. It's not like dog pee.

You smell lots of pee to be able to make that kind of global comparison?

Actually yeah. I pass by lots of homeless people and it's obvious to tell human pee as I walk to work. I never have that issue in dog parks or around my own house where I have dogs.

PP, that's because those people are likely sitting in layers urine soaked clothing, or haven't bathed in months, are incontinent, etc. A homeless person and a toddler peeing in the parking lot doesn't have the same smell. I can assure you that a small amount of a child's pee on the tire/asphalt/bushes does not smell. Heck, even a small amount on their clothes hardly even smells. You'd have to have 50 toddlers all peeing in the exact same place (probably on cloth) for it to smell terribly.

Anonymous wrote:Yup. My 2 year old (27 month) old son is potty trained but using public toilets with him is a PITA. I also have an infant son. My son pees on the tire pretty much everywhere we go. It's like maybe 3 ounces of pee. It hardly even makes a puddle.

So he's car-trained?

I would not judge another parent with theee small kids if I saw this. Who knows what is going on with them right now.

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Anonymous wrote:Well, no but, it's only pee FFS

Human pee stinks. It's not like dog pee.

You smell lots of pee to be able to make that kind of global comparison?

Actually yeah. I pass by lots of homeless people and it's obvious to tell human pee as I walk to work. I never have that issue in dog parks or around my own house where I have dogs.

My 2 year old, yes. My 5 year old, no.

Yeah, I probably would though in that situation I'd have him pee into one of the baby's diaper, assuming I had one. I would rather not haul everyone back out of the car and back inside. Plus my daughter has this great little habit of telling me she has to pee NOW and can't hold it.

Once, when I was 9 months pregnant, we went on a long walk through a park one evening to try and get things moving. Only thing that got moving was my bladder. I peed between two trees. The park was dead, toilets were locked. Nobody saw.

I bet that really chaps your asses.

Of course I would let my child, especially if nobody would have to bear witness.

Yes

Dogs pee outside. People pee in toilets.

Yup. My 2 year old (27 month) old son is potty trained but using public toilets with him is a PITA. I also have an infant son. My son pees on the tire pretty much everywhere we go. It's like maybe 3 ounces of pee. It hardly even makes a puddle.