Comments on: Potty Training– is it seriously this hard?

By: morgan

morgan — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:13:28 +0000

ugh! so not looking forward to this! I'm just now starting to think about potty training?!?

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By: morgan

morgan — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 04:47:04 +0000

ugh! so not looking forward to this! I'm just now starting to think about potty training?!? morgans last blog post..Friends & Family

By: Naimah

Naimah — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 00:57:55 +0000

With my daughter, the first time I tried to train her, she was enthusiastic on the first day, but then the next, she just didnt want to co-operate, so I decided to leave it a while. When I tried the next time, it went well. I believe that when they’re ready they will try and will co-operate with you.

By: MammaDawg

MammaDawg — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 05:09:35 +0000

How old are they again? We went thru the exact same thing when my youngest turned 2. I got tired of washing sheets, undies and soiled clothes every day – so we gave it a rest and tried again later.

Many months later.

And then it was no longer an issue for us.

Good luck!

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By: Nessa

Nessa — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 15:41:11 +0000

First, stop stressing GF, munchkins have their days as you well know. Second, ditch the Pullups. Here’s why. The pullups soak up the urine and pull it away from the skin so well that not all kids know they’ve had an accident in the first place. Diapers are way better and even though they also pull wetness away from the skin, it reminds the child that they are wearing a diaper and not big girl/boy undies. Which is a huge goal. Especially for girls. The way i finally did it with my daughter was to find her the cutest girliest fancy panties ever seen and told her they were special big girl panties and that she could only wear them if she was sure she could be a big girl and use the potty. Well, I promise you, she’d just about have rather died than mess those pretty panties up and the problem was solved. we’re doing the same thing with my niece hanna now and it’s HELL, she’s even more obstinate than my daughter was. But the doctor told us about the pullups issue and how those are seldom effective and he said as well that in the long run, if the worst thing we had to do was change a yucky diaper for another few months that we were lucky since some kids are in them for years and years without much hope of ever not needing them. Kinda puts it in perspective. I know it’s ookie though. Give em time, i bet they’re on the right track in no time at all. Positive praise is always the best way to get them to do ANYTHING and you’re already doing that. Total genius you are!

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