Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:** I meant he loses his evening TV show.
op. he only watches TV when I am at work, which is 2 days a week. on Saturday, he watches a movie with his older brother and Sunday something. during the week, he isn't allowed to watch TV. He's not allowed in the tv room. we are getting it shampooed on Monday. he did quality for early intervention but not speech. he has a special education therapist and behavior, but we haven't started services yet, and they could care less about the accidents. they say until he's in kinder it's "fine"
You need to get private services and work on parenting. Your oldest is not an appropriate babysitter.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's post like this that make me grateful that I'm childfree.
I have multiple kids and never had this problem. It’s parenting. I’m sure he’s getting junk food and screen time or something else that should be taken away for an entire week every time he does it. 4 years old is NOT too young to know not to behave like an animal.
OP here. No. He's in school FT but nice try. As a parent of multiple kids you one would think you would be more empathetic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:** I meant he loses his evening TV show.
op. he only watches TV when I am at work, which is 2 days a week. on Saturday, he watches a movie with his older brother and Sunday something. during the week, he isn't allowed to watch TV. He's not allowed in the tv room. we are getting it shampooed on Monday. he did quality for early intervention but not speech. he has a special education therapist and behavior, but we haven't started services yet, and they could care less about the accidents. they say until he's in kinder it's "fine"
Anonymous wrote:** I meant he loses his evening TV show.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He has been potty trained for over a year. DH and I have caught in several times in the act. His favorite spot is on the side of a sofa chair but he also pees in other places. Once DH caught him with his pants down in the master bedroom. We have carpets!! He doesn't do this @ school. We are so furious with him and it's expensive to get the carpets shampooed. I have a shampoo cleaner but no energy to keep cleaning the floors. The TV room smells like urine sooo bad. Why why why is this happeningIt's my birthday today and it just happened ! I am not having anymore kids after this. two and done two and done!! I think I need to repeat this all day so I can keep calm.
Sorry, but this calls for few good swats on his bare bottom and he would lose every privilege and every toy would be put away until he earned them back never, ever again urinating any where but in the toilet.
No we do not hit children. That is the wrong wrong answer for this.
OP here. Lets just say that I know someone who knows someone who may have tried that already and that person may be his dad and myself![]()
UGH! NO!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He has been potty trained for over a year. DH and I have caught in several times in the act. His favorite spot is on the side of a sofa chair but he also pees in other places. Once DH caught him with his pants down in the master bedroom. We have carpets!! He doesn't do this @ school. We are so furious with him and it's expensive to get the carpets shampooed. I have a shampoo cleaner but no energy to keep cleaning the floors. The TV room smells like urine sooo bad. Why why why is this happeningIt's my birthday today and it just happened ! I am not having anymore kids after this. two and done two and done!! I think I need to repeat this all day so I can keep calm.
Sorry, but this calls for few good swats on his bare bottom and he would lose every privilege and every toy would be put away until he earned them back never, ever again urinating any where but in the toilet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He needs a pediatric consult, to see if there's anything functionally wrong down there, or in his bloodwork, such as juvenile diabetes. One symptom of juvenile diabetes is frequent urination. Please don't treat this like a behavioral issue until you've got the medical part cleared up!
If he's physically healthy and this is a behavioral, then you'll have to potty-train (timed bathroom visits, consequences for messing up the house, etc), and assess whether there is neurodivergence: kids with severe ADHD or kids on the spectrum sometimes need additional explicit instructions and reminders, or sometimes need accommodations when going to the bathroom: perhaps something is scary in your bathrooms, such as the flush, or they don't like the contact of the seat, or they don't like being in confined space... it could be anything. A neurotypical kid will adapt, but a kid on the spectrum will not be able to do that unless you modify their environment somewhat then accompany them every step of the way.
This makes sense, but why is he not having issues outside the house? He goes to the bathroom several times at school. It's very strange to him that he's fine at school but not at home. We were away for a whole month and he didn't pee all over DHs parents house.
Why did you leave your 4yo for an entire month?
This. Wow. I thought he wasn’t getting enough attention before I even read that.
OP here. We were with him the entire time jeez. He gets plenty of time with us. His dad also works from home 3 days a week. He sees his parents a lot more than I did as a child. Sometimes he will ask me if I have work because he's excited to do dad/ boy stuff with DH and his older brother.
Anonymous wrote:He needs a pediatric consult, to see if there's anything functionally wrong down there, or in his bloodwork, such as juvenile diabetes. One symptom of juvenile diabetes is frequent urination. Please don't treat this like a behavioral issue until you've got the medical part cleared up!
If he's physically healthy and this is a behavioral, then you'll have to potty-train (timed bathroom visits, consequences for messing up the house, etc), and assess whether there is neurodivergence: kids with severe ADHD or kids on the spectrum sometimes need additional explicit instructions and reminders, or sometimes need accommodations when going to the bathroom: perhaps something is scary in your bathrooms, such as the flush, or they don't like the contact of the seat, or they don't like being in confined space... it could be anything. A neurotypical kid will adapt, but a kid on the spectrum will not be able to do that unless you modify their environment somewhat then accompany them every step of the way.
Anonymous wrote:He has been potty trained for over a year. DH and I have caught in several times in the act. His favorite spot is on the side of a sofa chair but he also pees in other places. Once DH caught him with his pants down in the master bedroom. We have carpets!! He doesn't do this @ school. We are so furious with him and it's expensive to get the carpets shampooed. I have a shampoo cleaner but no energy to keep cleaning the floors. The TV room smells like urine sooo bad. Why why why is this happeningIt's my birthday today and it just happened ! I am not having anymore kids after this. two and done two and done!! I think I need to repeat this all day so I can keep calm.