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My son age 4 has just recently begun "playing" in poop while on the potty. he gets it on his hands, spreads it on the seat and things nearby. why ?
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Exploration: Kids explore their world including poop. They do not have an automatic taboo to playing in poop until you teach them. They may explore its texture as artists as they would any other spreadable item. You have teaching to do. I don't automatically think the kid is nuts.
Answered 4/14/2019
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