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Potty trainer PODS

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woodpops · 24/05/2004 11:32

I've just been reading about potty trainer PODS. Has anyone used them and are they any good? If so where can I but them in the UK? Apparently they're similar to a sanitry towel but when the child wets their pants it goes cold so they know they've had an accident. My little boy has mastered weeing but just won't poo on the potty or toilet would PODS be any good to try and get him to poo on the loo???

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SoupDragon · 25/05/2004 22:04

I've never heard of them but didn't want you to think you're being ignored!

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woodpops · 26/05/2004 22:02

Cheers m8y. I don't expect anyone has heard of them. I only stumbled on them by accident

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agy · 26/05/2004 22:09

Not heard of the PODS. Sorry.Ds is the same about the poo, though - asks for a nappy to be put on to do it! I think its just a matter of waiting. He's 2 and 3/4.

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woodpops · 26/05/2004 22:11

Agy, same age as my ds. I think it's just going to be a waiting game!!!

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SoupDragon · 27/05/2004 09:40

By the sound it it, they're more designed for wee accidents rather than poo ones. Is your DS having accidents or refusing to poo on the potty toilet? DS2 (then 2 3/4) was accident prone when it came to poos until I reminded him constantly that he shouldn't push poo out into his pants. I think he understood more when I focussed on the action rather than the result IYSWIM!

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