OK. I misread it then.Probably not an attention thing then.
You know, I'm usually an advocate of "once you start, don't stop" for toilet training, BUT it's been two months of this and she still isn't able to go pee. I don't think you'll be messing anything up if you just wait for a few months and try again.In everyone's more expert experience here...would we be largely set back by stopping altogether and starting up again later? Like I mentioned everything is in place here except this one little bit. I suspect that bit is a developmental thing that will come with time...are we best to spend that time potty training or not??!!
She's only 24months, I don't much mind going back to diapers...I just don't want to be screwed in a few months because she is older and less cooperative and has learned she can go backwards!!
Or if you're worried that she won't pee in her diaper, maybe use pull ups? I think you said that she could pull them up and down on her own, so if you leave the potty out, she can go sit on it if she wants to but you also have the pull up on in case of accidents. In that case, I'd still stop asking her to sit on the potty or referencing it at all.


































Probably not an attention thing then.
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