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Babies cry, whine, fuss or use body language when they have to go. When they need to have a bowel movement, usually they will stop what they are doing, stare off into space or squat. Watch the “Babies on Potties” DVD for a more comprehensive list and see how to bridge the technique with the baby’s signal.
