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Elimination signals are visible or palpable signs that a child needs to pee or poop. Wiggling, stopping during play, or pressing the knees together can be such signals.
Example: a child stops building, looks around searchingly, and wiggles their body. A little later, a short pee follows on the potty.
How it helps: The term makes early signs recognizable. It helps to put words to what happens just before a toilet moment.
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