My little girl has lately started to laugh everytime she sees my potty sign. Maybe thats a good thing? At least she notices it?
She's almost 6m and I've had to relax a bit on my goals for EC as I started having a lot more misses. But, we still catch several pees per day and almost all poops, so its not a total bust.
As far as I can tell she's never communicated yet that she needed to use the potty. Sure, she crawls over to the potty but its b/c she wants to play with it.
Though lately, when I put her on, she laughs about the sign, I usually make the cue sound and say, "do you have to peepee on the potty?" and then I can hear her very, very quietly making a "pp--pp---pp" sound. But I've heard her make that sound other times. Argh, is it a potty signal in the making? If so it is, inconveniently, extremely quiet! She only started babbling any sort of syllables as of, oh, last wednesday, so she's also just experimenting with the whole concept of using consonant sounds....
She's almost 6m and I've had to relax a bit on my goals for EC as I started having a lot more misses. But, we still catch several pees per day and almost all poops, so its not a total bust.
As far as I can tell she's never communicated yet that she needed to use the potty. Sure, she crawls over to the potty but its b/c she wants to play with it.
Though lately, when I put her on, she laughs about the sign, I usually make the cue sound and say, "do you have to peepee on the potty?" and then I can hear her very, very quietly making a "pp--pp---pp" sound. But I've heard her make that sound other times. Argh, is it a potty signal in the making? If so it is, inconveniently, extremely quiet! She only started babbling any sort of syllables as of, oh, last wednesday, so she's also just experimenting with the whole concept of using consonant sounds....
