Help!

[Kerrylou92]

Help! I'm currently potty training my 2(almost 3) year old son. Obviously he has accidents (a lot still) some are on the sofa. I have just gone and brought plastic sheeting to protect. But help please how do I get the smell of pee out of it. I have tried every thing I can think of. And I don't really want to fork out loads from a professional clean just yet.

[Aspieparent]

If he's having a lot of accidents he might not be ready to do it yet.

[Mol1628]

Rug doctor?

Also is your son wetting in pants? Mine always wet pants at the beginning of training and had to be bare bum for about 5 days.

[Kerrylou92]

It's was in the start he was having loads. His doing a lot better now. If there is any accidents now it's near the potty like he hasn't got there quick enough.

[Kerrylou92]

I did try and put him in pants but yeh he started wetting. So his back in bare bum. I only put pants on him if we have visitors.

[2ndTimeMother]

Wash as normal allow it to dry then wash again with warm water with fabric conditioner in it.

[swivelchair]

There's a pet spray specifically to remove urine smells that i've heard people swear by to get the smell of pee off things - try the pet section at the supermarket.

[Pooshweens]

Hmm sounds like he's not ready

My 3 year old was finally ready (after several failed attempts!) and has only had one accident in 3 weeks now

Not that that's what your asking, sorry!

[Kerrylou92]

Haha no it's ok, I know how it sounds. But I admit I have dropped the ball when he had these accidents. Have a 6 month old who is very demanding aswell 😂 so when my son gets the hang of it I have sort of left him to it. I now know not to do that !😂😂