OMG! I can't believe that happened at DISNEY!

[mrsmarilyn]

On my son's first trip to Disney he was almost 3 years old, and had been potty trained since 2 1/2 years. So I didn't think we needed to worry about anything, but I hadn't counted on the auto flush toilets. He was so scared about them that he kept telling me he didn't have to go. Back then I didn't know how to stop them from flushing.

So finally I told him we have to take a potty break. I left my husband with the stroller and my younger ds, and took my oldest ds to the bathroom. Well we made it into the stall, pulled down his pants, and he peed all over the floor and his pants. It wasn't just a little bit. It was like a flood. We were stuck in the stall with no extra clothes or anything. He did not want me to pull back up his soaked pants. So I had to just pull his shirt down like a dress and walk him back to the stroller with his dripping pants where he put on a pair of his little brothers pants until we could find the one store in Magic Kingdom that sold boys underwear. We bought a 3 pack of undies and a pair of very expensive mickey sweats.

I can -- unfortunately -- top that. On our first trip to Disney, we took the kids to the Little Einsteins breakfast at H&V at Dis Studios. they were 5 at the time. After breakfast I told DH to take our son to the restroom, and i took our daughter. She & I got done and we're waiting outside. And waiting. And waiting. And waiting. No dad, no lad. Finally my husband appears, absolutely wild-eyed (he does not handle crisis well ;-) Apparently our son hit the restroom and had a SPECTACULAR case of the runs and it was EVERYWHERE and I do mean EVERYWHERE. DH had to try to scrub him down in the sink, while daughter and I hit the nearest clothing store where I had to buy him soup-to-nuts (undies, socks, SHOES, pants, shirt, jacket). Then we had to head back to the hotel so I could hose him down. (I did buy the items a size big so he'd get a LOT of wear out of the most expensive outfit he's ever owned).

I thought my husband would have a nervous breakdown on the spot. He was shot for the day and it wasn't even 10AM.