This brightly coloured range has been proved to make a challenging experience much more fun and exciting. We have never used pull ups and went straight to underwear and he was toilet trained in three days just was so easy now he rebells and don’t care to go in the toilet. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

Yes, they were 3 1/2 years old, but there was not one day of stress, and I have probably cleaned a total of 5 pairs of wet underwear in all my parenting.

I think I even posted on Facebook one day that potty training is the one “twin” thing that might break me :-/. The power struggle is striped then and if diapers aren’t a option {other than bed/naps} then THEY will figure it out. We didn’t intentionally let him into our house, but he was emblazoned across the chest of a hand-me-down top from a friend.

I’m always looking for new ideas for charts, so if there’s anything else you might find helpful, let me know and I’ll whip one out! Side handles allow children to stay steady while they tend to their business and makes it easy to place the portable soft potty directly onto the toilet and remove it when they're done. Some mention that it is really easy to clean and light weight, while others say that it's really tricky to empty and rinse as it' s so big. We didn’t have a problem with pee, because we let my son run naked in the backyard and pee to his little heart’s content. In most aspects this is just like every other potty chair out there with the exception that it makes it a little fun for the child to play with the handle while sitting on it.The ‘toilet training’ began early when the potty was first introduced to our son at around 5 months.

But luckily stickers and treats keep us all motivated (him to do it, and me to keep reminding him because instead of whining, he gets excited) so that’s what helps get us back on track. And Karen won reader of the year by actually doing it (and getting a picture before her toddler ripped it off, who presumably stands with Noah. This is definitely a time for embracing all the little quirks that make our kids unique and using their personalities to work out a potty strategy. And this is the most unfair thing in the world, but potty-training was a breeze for them – the competition actually worked in her favor.Anyway, we found some Cars TWO bedding and lucky for me, Party City had Cars 2 stuff for his birthday party on Saturday. He is thrilled that it has lightening McQueen on it and loves that pulling the handle makes engine noises. We started potty training with a child that is using sign language as well as limited speech to communicate. Thank God Pampers doesn’t have a Cars line, because I’m pretty sure that having a McQueened-out butt is the only perk Noah would consider as valid for inserting his urine into a toilet. Admittedly we’ve kinda fallen off the potty-training wagon over the last several weeks, so while we all have the capability and know-how, we all are, erm, lacking the motivation.

It was at that point that I requested of Twitter and Facebook to wear light yellow ribbons in solidarity with us for Noah’s Pee Awareness Week. She also as an infant would not poop in her diaper, yep, a pediatrician suggested I try the toilet and she went. Maybe you could get a CARS 2 poster--or three--and hang them in the bathroom, making it a cool place to "have a seat. Three pairs of underwear later, I could hear his eyes screaming at me, ”Gretchen, stop trying to make pee happen.My second is going to be 2 in May so I have the joy of knowing I will experience this all over again! I headed to Walmart to pick up supplies to create a potty game and Pull-Ups® Learning Designs® Pixar's Cars Lightning McQueen. We continued to remind him that if he needed to go that he should stop and go to the bathroom to use the toilet. It has been a wonderful addition to our family and I just had to let other parents know that their children could really benefit form this potty seat. The name says it all – every "e" in our brand name stands for one of the four brand promises: everybody, everything, everywhere - enjoy living!