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Travel Potties/Potty training on the go Questions
Recommend your travel potty/ seat for a public toilet. I'm hoping for something that's easy to tote along.
Also, Dd is 28 months and today is 1 week since we stopped diapers (except at night). Yesterday she had no accidents at all. Even on a quick car ride to my moms and dinner there too. Today I had to go out, and she stayed home w/ my mom...she pooped in her underwear while my mom was watching her...but no pee accidents.
Tomorrow we're going to the library and a dr appointment. Should I put her in a Pull-up just incase? I don't want to set her back, but she's not 100% there yet where Is feel comfortable going out unprotected.
TIA!
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Posted 10/14/13 3:51 PM  |
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angnick
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Re: Travel Potties/Potty training on the go Questions
I wouldnt put her in a pull up no way.
Buy Buy Baby has an excellent selection of travel seats that fit in your purse!
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| Posted 10/14/13 3:55 PM |
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AMLMT1
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Re: Travel Potties/Potty training on the go Questions
I have the Potette Plus travel seat that fits in my purse, and diaper bag. I love it. Bought it from Amazon for about $11
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Re: Travel Potties/Potty training on the go Questions
Posted by AMLMT1
I have the Potette Plus travel seat that fits in my purse, and diaper bag. I love it. Bought it from Amazon for about $11
I HIGHLY recommend this. It is a stand alone potty and also works on a seat.
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| Posted 10/14/13 4:09 PM |
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Re: Travel Potties/Potty training on the go Questions
Posted by dlj97
Posted by AMLMT1
I have the Potette Plus travel seat that fits in my purse, and diaper bag. I love it. Bought it from Amazon for about $11
I HIGHLY recommend this. It is a stand alone potty and also works on a seat.
Thanks! DH just found this in BRU and I told him to get it!!
I know I shouldn't put her in a Pull-Up, but the thought of being out all day w/o it scares me...but I know I'll have to bite the bullet and do it at some point, maybe tomorrow will be the day!
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| Posted 10/14/13 4:45 PM |
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Re: Travel Potties/Potty training on the go Questions
Posted by MrsDamonSalv7319
Posted by dlj97
Posted by AMLMT1
I have the Potette Plus travel seat that fits in my purse, and diaper bag. I love it. Bought it from Amazon for about $11
I HIGHLY recommend this. It is a stand alone potty and also works on a seat.
Thanks! DH just found this in BRU and I told him to get it!!
I know I shouldn't put her in a Pull-Up, but the thought of being out all day w/o it scares me...but I know I'll have to bite the bullet and do it at some point, maybe tomorrow will be the day!
Just take the potty with you everywhere at first. DD used it in the middle of Key Food on her first day out. We tried to be discreet, but when they first learn, they gotta go when they gotta go (and they don't have a public bathroom there!). Don't use pull ups - they are a crutch!
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Re: Travel Potties/Potty training on the go Questions
Thank you for the advice! We went pull-up free and had no accidents! The potty came in super handy as we used it 3 times at the library and then all afternoon at my mom's. She made it the 15 minutes we spent at the Drs office w/o needing to go at all, and stayed dry for all the car rides.
Is it safe to assume she's potty trained now? (Granted I'm on her like a hawk to make sure she's going when she has too...).
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