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comingsoon · 03/01/2006 14:41

potty/toilet training your child the piscine way
(no not in a swimming pool... though that would be easy come to think of it)

you will need:
antibacterial wipes 'n' spray

sweets [or rice cakes if franny or other lentul weaver]

a potty [or toilet])

care mats

spare pants

and cheapo joggers

watch this space*

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cod · 08/01/2006 14:03

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Lonelymum · 08/01/2006 14:06

This thread makes me happier than anything because every one of my four children is POTTY TRAINED and I will never have to do this again!!!!

Agree with Cod though - the rest of you: gird your loins and roll up your sleeves and GET ON WITH IT!

(Good luck and have fun! )

cod · 08/01/2006 14:08

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PiccadillyCircus · 08/01/2006 14:09

DS is 2.1 - I can't decide whether I am up tp the thought of toilet training or not. Plus also have a 16 week old DD.

Can't I just put it off until the summer?

cod · 08/01/2006 14:09

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PiccadillyCircus · 08/01/2006 14:11

I could do I suppose - he does occasionally wee on the potty but I feel I should make a proper effort (or make no effort

spursmum · 08/01/2006 14:11

Any chance this will work on my ASD ds? he's almost 4 but doesn't quite get the whole toilet thing. He can stay dry throughout nursery for 4 hours but will not let go on the toilet or potty.
I want help as I don't want him to be in nappies forever

Lonelymum · 08/01/2006 14:12

Well, you and I did it together in the summer Cod, but I think we mutually agreed on our technique. I do have to say my little one still wets himself occasionally, I bet yours doesn't!, but never in awkward places.

Incidentally, is your ds3 out of nappies at night too? Mine still wears them because he is still in a cot, but he has only wet his nappy once in four months, and he never wants the loo at night so really we should stop them shouldn't we?

cod · 08/01/2006 14:18

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spursmum · 08/01/2006 14:19

Much appreciated. This could be interesting

Lonelymum · 08/01/2006 14:21

Yep you are right. We keep saying we will stop the nappies when he is out of the cot, but we need to buy a bed first. Perhaps we should turn it around and stop buying the nappies as an incentive to buying the bed!

bundle · 11/01/2006 16:30

dd2 completely accident free yesterday, thanks to a nasty cold she was at home with me and performed excellently

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