My 8 y.o. stepdaughter pooped surrounded by her pant at institution, how could we verbs it up short making a bigger mess?
Being a new parent, (or stepparent) I have never dealt next to soiled pants let alone changing diapers.
Oxiclean spray works pretty economically at getting out those types of stains. Source(s): From when I was potty training my daughter.
My son is 6 and he have this same problem. He used to hold his bowels for so long that eventually it ruined his nerves and he didn't have the sensation that he has to poop. It finally did pass and he get the sensation back and only has a few accident now. My son knows how to clean himself up at university though. I put wet wipes in his backpack contained by case he needs them. However, not all kids hold the same problem as mine did. I suggest you take your stepdaughter to the doctor and make sure it isn't something more serious. Some kids poop contained by their britches because of stress, abuse, etc... You may just want to get that checked out to put together sure there isn't something bigger. Good luck and know that it will get better, but for now, purely throw the clothes in the washer and the kid in the shower! Source(s): I'm a mom
1 no offense but did you potty train that child.
ok take off the clothes and put the kid within the tub and scrape off the poo.then put the poo contained by a bag and put it out for trash then throw the clothes in the swab once or twice by themselves
I'm assuming she had diarrhea.some sort of illness---be placid with her...she is 8 years old...she most likely will not do this again...
but...why are you posting on Y/A ...is she still at college in diarrhea pants? Why not just fiddle with it? She is just a kid...how horrible.
Are you waiting for an answer before you clean it up?
First of all, I want to know why an 8 year old is even pooping their pants. Wasn't she potty trained?
*Uh, ok 2 thumbs down again for speaking the truth. Its any trolls who do this, or people that don't like hearing the truth.
Answers: My daughter have a couple similar experiences at school this year, and she is 7. It really is a fairly normal item. There is really no need to worry, or make her surface ashamed, as some of the other answerers seem to be insinuating.
Your best bet is to get as much of the waste into the toilet as possible, next rinse them off in the sink or the shower, whichever will be easiest to clean afterward.
After you hold the majority of the "solid" waste out of the pants, treat them with some stain remover, and try to mop up them as soon as possible in a load by themselves. There really should be no need to bath them twice. They should come out clean and showing no signs of needing a second go-round.
Make sure you offer some encouraging words to your stepdaughter and breed sure she knows she can come to you if she's having problems. Usually, if a child is a habitual repeat wrongdoer of soiling themselves, there is an emotional issue lurking near the surface. As I said earlier, though, if this is an isolated incident, or if it's been quite awhile since the last prevalence, there really isn't any need to worry.
Throw the clothes in the washer and the kid in the tub.
You take the soiled pant and shake them in the toilet and get as much of it as you can by doing so. Then you throw the pants within the washer. It's not unusual for children to slip up at that age. you'll do fine--she's just breaking you in. Source(s): self
-shock- WOW.
Just throw away the soiled pant, theres no need to waste a bunch of water and possibling ruining the wash machine while you are at it.
please dispose of this urgently burning works best
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Oxiclean spray works pretty economically at getting out those types of stains. Source(s): From when I was potty training my daughter.
My son is 6 and he have this same problem. He used to hold his bowels for so long that eventually it ruined his nerves and he didn't have the sensation that he has to poop. It finally did pass and he get the sensation back and only has a few accident now. My son knows how to clean himself up at university though. I put wet wipes in his backpack contained by case he needs them. However, not all kids hold the same problem as mine did. I suggest you take your stepdaughter to the doctor and make sure it isn't something more serious. Some kids poop contained by their britches because of stress, abuse, etc... You may just want to get that checked out to put together sure there isn't something bigger. Good luck and know that it will get better, but for now, purely throw the clothes in the washer and the kid in the shower! Source(s): I'm a mom
1 no offense but did you potty train that child.
ok take off the clothes and put the kid within the tub and scrape off the poo.then put the poo contained by a bag and put it out for trash then throw the clothes in the swab once or twice by themselves
I'm assuming she had diarrhea.some sort of illness---be placid with her...she is 8 years old...she most likely will not do this again...
but...why are you posting on Y/A ...is she still at college in diarrhea pants? Why not just fiddle with it? She is just a kid...how horrible.
Are you waiting for an answer before you clean it up?
First of all, I want to know why an 8 year old is even pooping their pants. Wasn't she potty trained?
*Uh, ok 2 thumbs down again for speaking the truth. Its any trolls who do this, or people that don't like hearing the truth.
Answers: My daughter have a couple similar experiences at school this year, and she is 7. It really is a fairly normal item. There is really no need to worry, or make her surface ashamed, as some of the other answerers seem to be insinuating.
Your best bet is to get as much of the waste into the toilet as possible, next rinse them off in the sink or the shower, whichever will be easiest to clean afterward.
After you hold the majority of the "solid" waste out of the pants, treat them with some stain remover, and try to mop up them as soon as possible in a load by themselves. There really should be no need to bath them twice. They should come out clean and showing no signs of needing a second go-round.
Make sure you offer some encouraging words to your stepdaughter and breed sure she knows she can come to you if she's having problems. Usually, if a child is a habitual repeat wrongdoer of soiling themselves, there is an emotional issue lurking near the surface. As I said earlier, though, if this is an isolated incident, or if it's been quite awhile since the last prevalence, there really isn't any need to worry.
Throw the clothes in the washer and the kid in the tub.
You take the soiled pant and shake them in the toilet and get as much of it as you can by doing so. Then you throw the pants within the washer. It's not unusual for children to slip up at that age. you'll do fine--she's just breaking you in. Source(s): self
-shock- WOW.
Just throw away the soiled pant, theres no need to waste a bunch of water and possibling ruining the wash machine while you are at it.
please dispose of this urgently burning works best
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