Let me ask you a question: A three or four-year-old child next door peed in your house, and the parents saw it but ignored it. What would you do? ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

First of all, you can say to your child: "Kid, you are so cute, but you have to tell your dad (mom) if you want to poop. Daddy (mom) will take you to the bathroom to poop; if you poop in the living room, Uncle (aunt) has a hard time cleaning."

Secondly, you can take your child to the bathroom and tell him that he can go to the bathroom if he needs to poop in the future.

Thirdly, you can take out the mop and clean in front of the child's parents.

Three or four-year-old children should be able to understand that their behavior is wrong and may pay attention to it in the future (I have seen some children of this age who know how to use the bathroom to relieve themselves). During this process, their parents should also feel that their own discipline is inappropriate.