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Mummy, mummy, look! Why am I wet? Because you’re still learning to squat on the toilet. Click To Tweet

Mummy, mummy, look! Why am I wet?
Because you’re still learning to squat on the toilet.
But when do I squat? Mummy I don’t always know.
Your bottom belly says when it’s time to go.
How’s it tell me? What does bottom belly say?
It gives a feeling you’ll recognize one day.
I have to feel it? So it doesn’t speak?
No. If only; potty training would take one week.
So I feel something and then I must go?
It’s trial and error at first, just let me know.
Bottom belly, bottom belly. Speak to me please.
Then be ready to control it, with a tight squeeze.
Mummy what will it be, a pooh or a wee?
There’s a different feeling for each, so you’ll tell me.

Mama Grace

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34 Comments

  1. Aww… such a cute poem. If only bottom belly can speak. Too cute! <3

    Thank you so much for linking up with us on #FabFridayPost xx

  2. Lovely little poem. I wish the bottom belly could speak, it would definitely make things a lot easier! #pocolo

  3. diynige diynige

    What brilliant poemlove it Thank you for linking to #ThatFridayLinky Please come back next week for

  4. mommyhomemanager mommyhomemanager

    Hahaha. A poem about potty training. Love it. 🙂

  5. popcornforlunch popcornforlunch

    Aw I love this – it’s made me think about it all from the child’s point of view – it must be such a confusing time for their little minds. This was funny and heartwarming in equal measure x #TwinklyTuesday

    • Thank you. I think my husband is also confused. I might need to write one for him. This morning she did a pooh, his first. Him ‘How do I know when she’s finished?’ then ‘How do I get her back to the mat?’ I think he thought there’s a lot more to it.

      • popcornforlunch popcornforlunch

        Hahaha!! There’s a thought – perhaps husbands need training on potty training! Haha love it! I must say I really enjoy your poems- they’re light and easy to read but I always feel like they have so much depth and thought behind them – sorry if that sounds cheesy! x

        • Thank you, that’s lovely to hear, not cheesy at all.

  6. Hi, what a great poem that many of us can relate to and great to think of it from a child’s pint of view #dreamteam

  7. A lovely poem – we’re going to be starting potty training soon and I’m scared! #BloggerClubUK

    • Haha. We started early, so she’s going by routine at the moment but it’s the weirdest thing to teach someone to essentially go over a bowl. I made a rhyme to flush the pooh away and now she wants to flush, even when there’s nothing in the toilet (all the time). I’m clueless and end up laughing at how much energy I’ve invested in pooh and wee.

  8. Aww this is a really cute poem! I love it! It’s the kind of thing I feel like should be cross stitched and hung on the back of the toilet door! #stayclassymama

  9. We’ve just come through potty training for the second time and it really is so tricky to try and explain the feeling isn’t it? Lovely poem for those potty training days. Thanks for linking to #DreamTeam x

  10. randommusings29 randommusings29

    I love this, so cute and a great way to explain it!
    Thanks for linking up to #AnythingGoes 🙂
    Debbie

  11. oh man the potty training days are finally behind me after ten long years and four kids. Thanks for linking up to #globalblogging

  12. This is so gorgeous. It must be so so hard being little and having to go through this. Thanks for linking up with #TwinklyTuesday

  13. susielhawes susielhawes

    Ah so clever! We are a week into potty training and it’s streeeeeesful! #SharingtheBlogLove

  14. Aw very cute. However I don’t miss toilet training one bit! Best of luck! Thanks so much for linking up to #TriumphantTales – hope to see you again on Tuesday!

  15. Bless you, we were very lucky to have an incredibly easy potty training experience the first time around. There is no way I can strike that lucky a second time around! #PosrsFromTheHeart

    • What did you do for it to go so well first time round?

  16. So adorable. I’m busy potting training at the moment… I could cry 🙁 #globalblogging

    • It’s so bizarre. I hope that’s crying with laughter sometimes though. Good Luck

  17. Such a sweet little poem, it must be confusing for children trying to learn! #PostsFromTheHeart

  18. This is just brilliant! What a fab way to explain it. Thank you for sharing with #StayClassyMam

  19. Love this – agree with white camellias a great way to verbalise this. Thanks for sharing with #PoCoLo

  20. Haha brilliant! We are starting potty training soon so we have all this to come! #SharingTheBlogLove

  21. Aww, this is such a cute poem! Potty training can be such a stressful experience, it’s lovely to take a more light hearted look at it! Thanks for joining us at #SharingtheBlogLove

  22. Love this! We’ve just finished potty training Holly and oh how I wish it could speak!!!! Thank you for joining us at #SharingtheBlogLove

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