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How do my children synchronize poops?
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My one and 2-year-old children have the oddest thing going on. For the past month or so, they have started having synchronized poops.
I'm not talking about one going and then the other going thirty minutes later. I'm talking about the exact same time. Every day.
Even weirder is the fact that they both like to sit under my dining room table and "do their business" together. It is like the table of poop over there; the smell is so strong that I can't believe my nose.
Now I've heard of women that synchronize their menstrual cycles, but this just seems a little crazy to me. If they are this close as babies/toddlers, hopefully they'll carry it on into their older years.
If anything, it will be something funny to joke about!
I'm not talking about one going and then the other going thirty minutes later. I'm talking about the exact same time. Every day.
Even weirder is the fact that they both like to sit under my dining room table and "do their business" together. It is like the table of poop over there; the smell is so strong that I can't believe my nose.
Now I've heard of women that synchronize their menstrual cycles, but this just seems a little crazy to me. If they are this close as babies/toddlers, hopefully they'll carry it on into their older years.
If anything, it will be something funny to joke about!
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ReaderComments (Page 1 of 1)
3-20-2007 @ 12:18PM
Jill said...This might be more than you want to know, but more often than not, after helping my just potty trained son in the bathroom, I need it myself. Power of suggestion?
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3-21-2007 @ 10:51AM
ann adams said...Maybe it's like yawning?
I've never read a scientific explantion of why yawning is contagious, but I know it is. Even typing the word causes it.
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