She Did It! (Warning - Too Much Info!)

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Well, Natalie had her first successful poopy in the potty today! I am sooooo excited! She has been getting stickers for going, but there were some special stickers (horse ones) that I have been saving for that crowning moment. Well, tonight she was bound and determined to get one. She sat and sat and sat and finally jumped up saying "I did it! I made a big huge brown poopie in the potty momma" Well, her description was a little off, but it was in fact a success. I put her in panties, and a few minutes later she had to go #1. So I figured we were done for a while. I was working on the dishes when I heard some grunting. I asked her if she needed to go again, and sure enough she did. This time was much "bigger" and she sat there staring at it going "Hi poopie, hey there poopie." over and over. I guess she's never seen a poopie before, but it was a little much. Regardless, we are getting there! Yeah!

Comments

bella1021 said…
YEAH!!! that's awesome!!!
September 8, 2008 at 7:38 PM
mom2bacon said…
Ha ha ha! When A started to first go poppy he would say "looks like a pinecone!" Kids are hilarious. He always wants to show both mommy and daddy the big poops he makes in the potty. I think they call this the Anal stage of development, don't they? Too funny
September 13, 2008 at 1:04 PM
mom2bacon said…
Ha ha ha! When A started to first go poppy he would say "looks like a pinecone!" Kids are hilarious. He always wants to show both mommy and daddy the big poops he makes in the potty. I think they call this the Anal stage of development, don't they? Too funny
September 13, 2008 at 1:04 PM
mom2bacon said…
Ha ha ha! When A started to first go poppy he would say "looks like a pinecone!" Kids are hilarious. He always wants to show both mommy and daddy the big poops he makes in the potty. I think they call this the Anal stage of development, don't they? Too funny
September 13, 2008 at 1:04 PM
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