Well, This Is A New One!

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  • jen
    Advanced Daycare.com Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 1832

    Well, This Is A New One!

    I don't think I've ever had this happen!

    I have a little dcg, she's 2.5, who I've been working with on potty training. She is accident free and wearing big girl pants at my house. She has never had a single accident.

    Mom tells me that dcg cries and cries at home when they try to put her on the potty, which she doesn't ever do here, not that it would work on me.

    Anywhoo...Mom says this morning that I can keep her in big girl pants if I want to, but they are going to give up on potty training because it is too stressful...
  • Live and Learn
    Daycare.com Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 956

    #2
    Forgive me please for being rude but those parents are WIMPS!!

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    • marniewon
      Daycare.com Member
      • Aug 2010
      • 897

      #3
      Originally posted by Live and Learn
      Forgive me please for being rude but those parents are WIMPS!!
      Ha, I'm going to be even more rude and say these parents are being irresponsible! She's completely potty trained at dc but they don't want to deal with it at home? Are they going to keep her in diapers until she's what? 5? 10? Whenever she WANTS to train at home?

      Editing to add: this is when you wish you had separate rates for potty trained and still in diapers! Money is a big motivator, and if they can't do it for dcg, I'm sure they'd do it to save some money!!

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      • CKSher
        Daycare.com Member
        • Oct 2010
        • 47

        #4
        I am going through the same scenerio with a 3 yo dcb. Only his parents still want him potty trained, they just think that I should do all the work and then he will be "magically" trained at their house as well without them ever having to lift a finger. Not sure how to get through to them that it is their responsibilty, and I am just here to assist!!! I have thought about charging differently for non-potty trained children as well, but I am afraid that some parents may push their child before he/she is ready.

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        • jen
          Advanced Daycare.com Member
          • Sep 2009
          • 1832

          #5
          Originally posted by marniewon
          Whenever she WANTS to train at home?
          Yep, this!

          She also doesn't use silveware or a cup--just the tippy cup. When she started she threw an absolute fit about picking up toys. Mom said that they don't make her do that at home! Mom or Dad takes her to bed while the other one picks up.

          Her parents are lovely people, but they just seem at a loss!

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          • laundrymom
            Advanced Daycare.com Member
            • Nov 2010
            • 4177

            #6
            How do we have the same parents in different states? Lol

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            • Abigail
              Child Care Provider
              • Jul 2010
              • 2417

              #7
              Can you offer limited time extended services like a Super Nanny and go into their home and say this is how it's done at daycare and it should be the same at home! LOL

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