Alena keeps taking off her diaper and sitting in one of her toys (it's a
wagon-esqe toy) and peeing! Not only adorable, but frustrating to clean.
Should we pick her up a potty and see if she'll do anything with it??? She's
not even 14 months old yet!!
She did it last night and I totally thought it was a fluke, but she just did
it again today! I don't want to push her into potty training, but if this is
going to become a daily thing, maybe I should at least give her something to
pee in....
Any ideas??
Nan - 29 Aug 2004 20:18 GMT
>Alena keeps taking off her diaper and sitting in one of her toys (it's a
>wagon-esqe toy) and peeing! Not only adorable, but frustrating to clean.
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>Any ideas??
Yep, I'd buy her a potty that she can use on her own. Neither my ds
or dd1 cared for a little potty, but liked sitting on the big toilet.
It sounds like you'd have some success with the potty chair.
Nan
nanamOOn - 30 Aug 2004 04:38 GMT
Hey Lina!!
My kids both hated the little potty, but LOVED the ring that went on the seat
of the big one. They have some cute ones with Elmo and other characters.
HTH
Rachel
Mommy to Andrew Neil (May 19, 2000) and Lukas Dallon (June 2, 2001)
~Some people never find it some only pretend, but me I just want to live
happily ever after Every now and then. ~JB
Ilse Witch - 31 Aug 2004 16:16 GMT
> Alena keeps taking off her diaper and sitting in one of her toys (it's a
> wagon-esqe toy) and peeing! Not only adorable, but frustrating to clean.
>
> Should we pick her up a potty and see if she'll do anything with it??? She's
> not even 14 months old yet!!
Sounds like she is ready to start training. Remember, you're not required
to push anything if she is not, just give it a try and see where it goes.
Some kids are ready early, some late, it's all part of normal. Buy her a
potty and explain to her next time you see her pull off her diaper that
that is where you want her to pee in, i.e. once she takes off the diaper
and tries to pee on the car, gently put her down on her potty.
It's a pain, since you will have to watch her 24/7 in that case, but once
she gets the idea, it should be easy going. Good luck!

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