Just a warning, in case you were expecting gems of potty knowledge: I have no idea. I’m hoping you can help.
My son is 2 1/2 and is not potty trained. Progress so far in potty training is thus: purchasing a potty at Ikea today. Of course out of the six colors available, he wanted a [...]
Tags: diapers, Parenting, Potty Training, Toddlers
Posted in: Potty Training, Toddlers
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Be forewarned: You shouldn’t read this post if you’re about to eat lunch. Or dinner. Or a snack, for that matter.
My son has a new habit, and I have no idea how to break him of it. Although he has potty trained with regards to everyday activities, when he goes down for [...]
Tags: diaper, discipline, mess, nap time, poop, Potty Training
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I’ve talked to many moms and this seems to be a dreaded event in most households. If only there were a smooth, painless, and accident-less transition between the convenience of diapers and using the potty. Unfortunately, there isn’t, and the whole potty-training business still makes parents anxious even with books, and gadgets galore [...]
Tags: international, parenting around the world, Potty Training, toilet training
Posted in: Baby, Potty Training
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I’m feeling super smug today. I’ve cloth diapered my son since he was six months old, when I bought a set of FuzziBunz diapers in size medium. He’s two and a half and those diapers still fit him. For that $200 investment, I’ve saved over $500 in disposable diapers in two years. And since I [...]
Tags: cloth diapers, Frugal Living, laundry, money saving, Potty Training
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We took the kids to the local carnival this weekend. My son has just hit the age when he can ride some of the rides designed for little kids, so we had a really good time watching him get so excited about doing the same things his big sister was doing.
My kids were getting [...]
Tags: carnivals, extra clothes, helping others, potty accidents
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