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January 22, 2005

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Life's like that sometimes, Anne. Learning to enjoy the delights of a good poo in the right place, i.e. on the toilet, takes time and it can't be hurried. My guess is that your parents had similiar frustrations when you were your son's age but eventually succeeded in 'training' you - in the course of time. Well I hope they did, anyway!

Brilliant! :lol:

TM

I agree with TM.. this is wonderful! (Your haiku, not the poop)

Yup, this about says it all! Carla at moxiebabyshower.com

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