DD is 20 months. She has been reasonably good at reliably telling me when she has done a wee or poo in her nappy for a good few weeks. She will sit on the potty when I put her there and often does a wee in it, but certainly not all the time. She knows when she has done one in the potty and will get up and tell me. She does also sometimes say 'wee wee' and get her potty although as yet at these times she hasn't generally gone in it. This morning she said 'poo' and pointed at her nappy. I checked and there was nothing there so we got the potty out and she sat on it and proceeded to do a poo on it.
So, in October we are going away - my question is, do I bite the bullet and try properly training her now in the hope she is competent when we go away and I don't have to worry about accidents happening although frequent toilet trips might be necessary (which wouldn't be most convenient when queueing for rides at Disney!), or keep going as we are in nappies but using the potty as and when she wants to or asks until after holiday when she will be almost 2 and do it then?
I am quite tempted by option 2 of not doing it now, but also don't want to miss a good window of opportunity when she is seemly almost ready for it to take a lot longer at a later date!
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bellybuttons · 26/07/2011 19:33
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