potty training!!

Potty training, that really does bring back distant memories . From what I can remember we used to sit our children on the potty shortly after they had had a meal, as there intestine would be full and therefore create the need to 'poop' as you call it

Here is a trick that worked for me when my sons were potty training. I had similar issues. It takes a little bit of time from you, but in the long run it pays off.

Your best bet, if you know the signs when she is "concentrating", some children will actually go off on their own to do so, simply pick her up as she is starting to do so, immediately take her in, and let her know that this is a better place where she can go stinkies. LOL. I now funny word, but it seems to work for the little ones.

You have to watch the littles a lot to do this, but in the end it will pay off. As the saying goes "patience is a virtue".

Good luck.

It will be difficult in the beginning and when it becomes and daily thing, then it becomes more of a routine and then a habit. I am afraid there is no manual for potty training or parenting or any of such.
Probably you would want to make it fun for them to sit on the potty and poop.

I know how you feel. My son just turned 5 and he still is not all the way potty trained, but that isn't that unusual for boys. It also isn't unusual for kids to have trouble pooping in the potty for a while. They get comfortable doing it in the diaper. All I can suggest is to offer her a prize for pooping in the potty and have some little treats for her when she does go. Eventually, she'll start doing it on a regular basis. Sometimes, they are just stubborn about it, though. Just don't get mad at her and yell at her if she poops in her pants because that can make them try to hold it in and be more likely to have accidents. It really depends on your child. Think about what works when you want your child to do something and then think about how you can incorporate that into her potty training. Hang in there. I know how frustrating it is...believe me. Mine would have been potty trained sooner, but we were moving when he was at the optimal age to start and then he just didn't have any interest in it. He wouldn't even go in the bathroom for the longest time.

You have to act it out to her how it is done. And do not push her to do it if she resist it. Just do it as patiently as you have to. I am pretty sure that eventually she would realize the benefits and comfort of it. Also slowly brainwash her about the disadvantages of pooing in the diaper.