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giraffeski · 29/06/2005 20:17

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janeybops · 29/06/2005 20:33

depends how well you get on with the rest of the group.

pop the pants on - she has to get used to them at some point. they will understand if she has an accident won't they? take spare pants and the potty!

PrettyCandles · 29/06/2005 20:40

Put the pants on to go there, but don't make a fuss about keeping them on, IYSWIM. It seems likely to me that the other mums will support you, I'm sure many of them will have been through it as well! You won't need to nag her - once she's gone once, it sounds like she probably won't need to go again until after she's had her drink.

We found it helpful to ask ds to have a wee last thing before leaving anywhere and (if we'd been out more than, say, one hour) as soon as we arrived. In the bustle of arrival he woudl often get distracted and forget, so we would simply remind him.

giraffeski · 29/06/2005 20:46

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Mandymoo · 02/07/2005 15:56

I have same prob and have started a thread on here - DD will go to potty if she has nothing on bottom half but nearly always has accidents when she has pants on. Let me know how it goes - i'm confused as to whether DD is actually ready or not........

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