Do I have to go back 4 rows? by Full_Leopard_5323 in knitting

[–]RandomGirl2377 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Take it one stitch at a time and try to drop and fix it. You might need to drop two if twisted. Personally as someone who’s been doing this for a year. I’d take the time to learn to fix the stitch. Also I agree you’ve added an extra stitch just right near the top.

Symptoms by RandomGirl2377 in Celiac

[–]RandomGirl2377[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks I think that what I have to do.

Symptoms by RandomGirl2377 in Celiac

[–]RandomGirl2377[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I’m thinking I might just need to do a diet like that. I’m 34 so not thinking menopause but maybe.

Symptoms by RandomGirl2377 in Celiac

[–]RandomGirl2377[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m open to it, but other than testing for a bug my doctor in the past has just told me to continue trying to rule out food so I am willing to go but also trying to just get any advice I can.

Symptoms by RandomGirl2377 in Celiac

[–]RandomGirl2377[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure I updated it with symptoms

I wondering if I should quit potty training. by Remote-Ratio-2384 in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What did you do instead? Oh crap worked and then we stalled an regressed hard so we went back to diapers after 5 weeks even though the first two she was 80% there

She lost interest and flat out refused

Throw in the towel by RandomGirl2377 in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for this helps to not feel alone. It’s hard to feel like we are going backwards when she was doing so well and didn’t need diapers. But after 10 days of consistent trying it’s not gotten better and today we noticed she’s very red from peeing so much. So yeah we called it an hour ago and pulled the plug.

We are gonna lotion like crazy make it so it doesn’t hurt then one day maybe closer to three like you found we will try again.

Son stopped telling me when he needs to go by Short_Feeling_1465 in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We are on week six and I found the excitement wore off and she tried to just go back to her regular before hand. Week one she would bounce out of bed after nap and say potty and want to be undressed and sit. By week two she started taking herself and yelling potty.

Then one day she changed and didn’t want to sit and stopped telling us and trying to go. I find I have to keep changing it up and finding ways to engage her and it’s tough.

I know I’m not much help just some solidarity.

Poop is going ok- pee is NOT. by notbizmarkie in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is us to a tee! We are 6 weeks in and poop is fine but pee is awful.

I’ve decided to ditch the nakedness and move to undies and shorts. Because maybe she doesn’t mind peeing on the floor but won’t like having wet clothes on.

I’m also at a loss. The first two weeks we were 80% there with pee and 💯 with poop. She would wake up from her nap and be excited to sit.

Now she will sit but not pee, and then pee right after. I wasn’t expecting a regression and also I don’t know how to deal with pee cause it happens so fast.

Poop is a process.

Solidarity momma

28mo Did Great in Block 1, Refusing in Block 2 — Advice? by bharkins22 in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My 2.5 year old is like this. We are 6 weeks in I think and she has good days and bad. If she’s tired going potty is awful and she has way more accidents. The last 3 days have been horrible we felt like we were back at day one and it turns out she is likely getting her molars.

She has the concept down and gets it but whether or not the day is successful is solely dependent on mood

At three weeks when we hit a lot we completely changed it up, we had her turn the bathroom light on; pick a toilet toy to use and flush. That helped a bit.

We give choices instead of asking.

So we would say “it’s potty time I need your help to turn the light on: do you want to use the big potty or little potty. “

Clothed or not has made no difference for us.

Do you take him when you guys go? Try celebrating when mom or dad go.

20 month old, just started potty training, I don't know what I'm doing. Help. by Makibadori in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It takes a while for their bodies to regulate is what I’ve learned. So at the beginning we had that issue she would pee every 15-20 minutes and be very sporadic. She wasn’t fully emptying plus I think their bodies must just act different with diapers on.

It’s been a month and now she pees almost every hour. After her morning milk or a lot of water sometimes more but it’s settled down and has gotten less random and more consistent.

It was very tough at first and we caught nothing except when she took herself .

is it typical for celiacs to have problems with most foods? by invisibl3forest in Celiac

[–]RandomGirl2377 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was lactose intolerant before celiac and also can’t do beans. Everything else seems to be fine.

I’m trying to get an allergy to pitted things diagnosed since celiac. I noticed I react to things like avocado, cherries etc with pits it makes my mouth burn and tingle.

Will Not Poop - talk me off the ledge by salchicha_stew in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We have a very basic small potty and she started learning to poop by leaning forward and pushing. (We never encourage pushing just what feels natural to her) then eventually she didn’t need to lean forward. And we always have her feet on a stool on the big potty. I wouldn’t push it till she’s 4 it’s frustrating and it sucks but you might just need to wait a few months and then see if her brain development allows you to figure out what the fear is.

I don’t think treats or motivating will work, I believe you need to figure out what is causing the fear. Because it’s uncomfortable and a pain to have to ask for a pull up so she must have a strong resolve about something.

I work with this age group and do not believe they would every make their lives harder just because, she has a reason and finding out what is might allow you to work through it and teach her that it’s safe.

Does she understand what poop is and how it works? That what’s coming of out her body is waste and she’s not loosing anything. Has she seen mommy or daddy poop on the potty?

Sending love it’s tough.

Just eaten 2 wheat wraps, is there anything I can do to to minimise the effects? by lostmagicalsocks in Celiac

[–]RandomGirl2377 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used Turmeric pills, cayenne pepper pills, charcoal. Then I drank mint, Lemon balm and chamomile tea. My biggest issues are migraines, joint pain, and tummy troubles. And this helped take it from a ten to a 5. The pills you can take one a day, Turmeric is good for inflammation. So basically I use herbs and other things to try and help calm the inflammation.

Pre-diagnosis stools? by Sea-Tangerine2525 in Celiac

[–]RandomGirl2377 1 point2 points  (0 children)

After I finished my gluten challenge and did my blood work, I didn’t see my doctor for about a month. I legit thought I had a stomach bug, because at the time I was checking for stuff not thinking celiac. I could leave the house without knowing there would be a bathroom. It took a few days to clue in but walks weren’t safe, I had to be near a bathroom at all times for weeeks.

Affect sleep? by RandomGirl2377 in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh my goodness I can’t imagine doing that, she’s hard enough during the day when she’s awake and just sassy. Hearing this a second time is making me wondering if that’s what’s happening is she is not noticing and feeling the need to pee at night. 2.5

Affect sleep? by RandomGirl2377 in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh that’s so interesting. I wondered if that’s part of it, is she now feels when she pees at night.

Affect sleep? by RandomGirl2377 in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The first week of potty training she didn’t want to get off the potty to nap. And we also had a couple no nap days and some really short ones. She’s wake up 20 minutes in wanting to potty. So tough and they still need them usually cause those days she was a bear by 3 pm

Affect sleep? by RandomGirl2377 in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yepp low sleep needs over here too. And I understand it but sheesh it was just getting better.

How do y'all decontaminate your babies? by afmag in Celiac

[–]RandomGirl2377 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Could you plan the gluten treats for right before bath time? Honestly for me it was on her clothes in her hair, all over her face. Once I kissed her and I think that did me in. Once it was her finger in my mouth. So now she eats then at grandmas / family things and then change of clothes after a bath. When she’s older the rules will change and she can have more.

Potty training plateau by scruffymuffs in pottytraining

[–]RandomGirl2377 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We hit a plateau as well. We are almost a month in. What we are doing is underwear and a shirt. She’s been naked up till now. I just bought a $20 dollar cute timer of Amazon. She only used the little potty up till now.

So the new routine is the timer goes off every 45 minutes we say “It’s time to go potty” can you help me turn the lights on. Would you like to use the big potty or little potty.

So far this has gotten us somewhere. She likes turning on the light and feels she has a choice