Potty Training Tips & Pampers Easy Ups Giveaway #PampersEasyUps
Parenthood comes with a lot of responsibilities and one such duty is potty training our child. It is a big milestone for both the child as w...
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Parenthood comes with a lot of responsibilities and one such duty is potty training our child. It is a big milestone for both the child as well as the parents but at the same time, it can also be very stressful. Spring is probably the best time to kick off potty training so that the toddler can be prepared by the time they start preschool. I have been blessed with a baby boy recently, and I am so looking forward to potty training my boy in the coming days. Having said that, I have helped potty train my niece sometime back and had my share of ups and downs. Here I am to discuss some of the tips which helped me cope with it all.
Potty Training Experience & Tips
The first thing I observed before starting potty training is her willingness to undergo the same. It was the time she expressed her wish to start using the bathroom and use the potty as she was aware of the sensation of peeing and pooping. She also showed concern about her wet and dirty diapers which made the process of beginning potty training easy.
In spite of her interest, this job wasn't easy. To get her interested in doing it, I had to bring in her favorite children books and talk to her about her favorite character using the potty. This created eagerness in her and she became comfortable with the idea of using the toilet.
When the potty training actually began, there were many potty accidents which were inconvenient and tough to handle. I have to admit that it requires a lot of time and patience to cope up with all of that. However, the simple successes achieved in the process make it worthy. Every step we went ahead, I made sure to encourage and motivate my niece with lots of hugs and kisses.
Finally, when she was potty trained, it did feel like a great accomplishment for me and a big milestone for her.
Pampers Easy Ups
Potty training is nothing less than an adventure and it is important to have all the supplies handy. Be it a step stool, potty seat or training pants - it is necessary to keep everything ready before you begin this journey. Pampers Easy Ups is definitely the product to look out for during potty training.
Pampers Easy Ups training pants are designed to help the diaper-to-underwear transition by allowing potty-training toddlers to set aside their diapers and wear something with a more underwear-like look and feel that still helps contain accidental messes no matter wherever they happen: at home, on-the-go or overnight. Available for boys and girls sizes 2T/3T through 4T/5T, Pampers Easy Ups comes in fun Thomas & Friends® designs for boys and Dora the Explorer® designs for girls with graphics that fade when wet to help little ones learn. They are super-stretchy sides to make them easy to pull up and down when using the potty and work during the day and night providing up to 12 hours protection, enabling toddlers and moms to completely transition from diapers to underwear. Check out more details at http://www.pampers.com
#PampersEasyUps Twitter Party
Potty training is definitely a tough work and to make this journey simple and easy, Pampers Easy Ups has partnered with Dr. Laura Jana, pediatrician, award-winning parenting book author and potty training expert who co-authored to Its You and Me Against the Pee…and the Poop, Too to share some amazing tips and tricks. Join the Twitter Party with @Pampers and Dr. Jana on April 28th at 9:00 PM EST/8:00 PM CST. You can RSVP at http://bit.ly/20whQbK.
Pampers Easy Ups Giveaway
To participate in the giveaway, leave a comment below with following details:
Name:
E-mail id:
Your views on potty training?
One lucky winner selected randomly will receive Pampers Easy Ups prize package, which will include $25 AMEX Gift Card, Pampers wipes, and Pampers Easy Ups.
The giveaway ends on May 10th, 2016 11:59 PM PST.
The giveaway winner is Mary Ann. Congratulations Mary Ann! Please check your e-mail and reply back with your postal address by May 12th, 9 PM EST. If not, we shall select another winner.
Disclosure: This post and giveaway were made possible by iConnect and Pampers. I was compensated for my participation in this campaign, but all opinions are 100% mine.
Potty Training Experience & Tips
The first thing I observed before starting potty training is her willingness to undergo the same. It was the time she expressed her wish to start using the bathroom and use the potty as she was aware of the sensation of peeing and pooping. She also showed concern about her wet and dirty diapers which made the process of beginning potty training easy.
In spite of her interest, this job wasn't easy. To get her interested in doing it, I had to bring in her favorite children books and talk to her about her favorite character using the potty. This created eagerness in her and she became comfortable with the idea of using the toilet.
When the potty training actually began, there were many potty accidents which were inconvenient and tough to handle. I have to admit that it requires a lot of time and patience to cope up with all of that. However, the simple successes achieved in the process make it worthy. Every step we went ahead, I made sure to encourage and motivate my niece with lots of hugs and kisses.
Finally, when she was potty trained, it did feel like a great accomplishment for me and a big milestone for her.
Pampers Easy Ups
Potty training is nothing less than an adventure and it is important to have all the supplies handy. Be it a step stool, potty seat or training pants - it is necessary to keep everything ready before you begin this journey. Pampers Easy Ups is definitely the product to look out for during potty training.
Pampers Easy Ups training pants are designed to help the diaper-to-underwear transition by allowing potty-training toddlers to set aside their diapers and wear something with a more underwear-like look and feel that still helps contain accidental messes no matter wherever they happen: at home, on-the-go or overnight. Available for boys and girls sizes 2T/3T through 4T/5T, Pampers Easy Ups comes in fun Thomas & Friends® designs for boys and Dora the Explorer® designs for girls with graphics that fade when wet to help little ones learn. They are super-stretchy sides to make them easy to pull up and down when using the potty and work during the day and night providing up to 12 hours protection, enabling toddlers and moms to completely transition from diapers to underwear. Check out more details at http://www.pampers.com
#PampersEasyUps Twitter Party
Potty training is definitely a tough work and to make this journey simple and easy, Pampers Easy Ups has partnered with Dr. Laura Jana, pediatrician, award-winning parenting book author and potty training expert who co-authored to Its You and Me Against the Pee…and the Poop, Too to share some amazing tips and tricks. Join the Twitter Party with @Pampers and Dr. Jana on April 28th at 9:00 PM EST/8:00 PM CST. You can RSVP at http://bit.ly/20whQbK.
Pampers Easy Ups Giveaway
To participate in the giveaway, leave a comment below with following details:
Name:
E-mail id:
Your views on potty training?
One lucky winner selected randomly will receive Pampers Easy Ups prize package, which will include $25 AMEX Gift Card, Pampers wipes, and Pampers Easy Ups.
The giveaway ends on May 10th, 2016 11:59 PM PST.
The giveaway winner is Mary Ann. Congratulations Mary Ann! Please check your e-mail and reply back with your postal address by May 12th, 9 PM EST. If not, we shall select another winner.
Disclosure: This post and giveaway were made possible by iConnect and Pampers. I was compensated for my participation in this campaign, but all opinions are 100% mine.
Shelly Peterson cshell090869 at aol dot com
ReplyDeletePotty training can be difficult, just have patience and I find using a reward system works well.
Mary
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My view is that you should wait for the child to show signs of readiness and don't rush into it.
Name: Lisa Brown
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Your views on potty training? It takes patience. I used a small reward to motivate and encourage.
I think it is important to wait until the child is ready.
ReplyDeleteI use a reward system to motivate my child to use his potty.
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Kelly D
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My view on potty training is wait until you see the child is ready, like if they are expressing interest in using the toilet. Once training is underway give them lots of reminders and positive reinforcement.
LaTanya T.
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I think having a reward system and being diligent in the process will help your child.
HS S.
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Sticker reward system works great for my kids.
Name: Jessica Miller
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Your views on potty training? I think it is important to wait till your child is ready. It is something that can't be forced.
Amanda Sakovitz
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i think a rewards system helps a lot
MaryAnn
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I believe not pressuring your child and waiting until they are ready is always best. Never get angry or upset if they have an accident.
Angela Lazo
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It should not be rushed
Linda
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I think that the parent should always stay positive in front of the child and offer a lot of rewards.
Allison swain
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I think potty training is very important! Having a rewards system and being patient with the child worked for me.
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ReplyDeleteTake your time and be an encouragement to your child.
Gina M
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I think it is best to make it fun for kids, and not stressful! Provide rewards to keep kids motivated.
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Tiffany Dover
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I think parents being a big part in potty training is so important! They do learn almost everything from us after all! We need to make it fun and stress free for them!