Anonymous wrote:google encopresis. We struggled with this for a whole year with our then toddler.
The solution was enemas (using lots of water with a hot water bottle set up, not just a store kit) along with laxatives to clear out the blocked colon. It required a lot of patience and took a long time but it did resolve.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Make her clean it up
+100 also I would not her hold the barbie clearly she's not motivated by this. I'm wondering if op is making a big deal of these accidents and she likes the attention even negative. Act like it's not a big deal but tell her you are no longer cleaning it up she will have to.
A toddler?!! Are you all remembering just how little a toddler is? How cruel.
The cruelty and the shaming is awful. And it won't help on top of it all.
Who said anything about "shaming"? Of the the PP's said not to make a big deal of it but tell her you won't be cleaning it up how is this shamming? You people...
Anonymous wrote:OP, I’m a first time poster on this thread. The point here is that many people have been through the pediatrician saying it’s no big deal and yet the issue persisted. It’s likely constipation and it needs to be addressed or you are going to be dealing with this for a looonng time. I know from firsthand experience as our pediatrician said the same.
Anonymous wrote:OP, get a celiac blood test for her to rule out celiac disease. One strong symptom is odd symptoms of bms.
Anonymous wrote:OP here—I think I am going to try this: first I’ll go back to the pediatrian and discuss what’s been going on. I’ll be sure to ask her: how can a GI issue be rules out?; At what point would you recommend a specialist.
Second, I’ll do whatever the pediatrian suggests.
Third, (and assuming pediatrian agrees) I am going to have her wear “thin” underwear all the time, including at pre-school. (The weigh of a pullup or “thick” undies seems to make sensing difficult.) I am also going to ask that they make sure she uses a stool on the potty and that she sits for 5 min before going on the playground. (From talking to her I know that most of her accidents happen on the playground.)
I think this is the best I can do.
I suspect there is one mom posting to this whose kid has some unusual GI diagnosis. I don’t think that’s what going on. I’ll defer however to my pediatrician who I trust and know to be very knowledgeable and experienced.
If there is something else anyone suggests to do, especially with the pre-school, I am open to suggestions.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Make her clean it up
+100 also I would not her hold the barbie clearly she's not motivated by this. I'm wondering if op is making a big deal of these accidents and she likes the attention even negative. Act like it's not a big deal but tell her you are no longer cleaning it up she will have to.
A toddler?!! Are you all remembering just how little a toddler is? How cruel.
The cruelty and the shaming is awful. And it won't help on top of it all.