Potty Training Traveling: Preschooler
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Travel & Potty Training
Asked by J.Z. from Denver
on October 20, 2008
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How do you deal with potty training while traveling over the holidays? Should we attempt to take a potty, have grandmas buy potties, or is there something easier and ...
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- You can buy potty seats for little ones that fit over the big toilet seat - that would be one way to ditch the potty chair and would be fairly portable for travel. The...
- Travel time is a great time to break the potty chair habit and see if she is willing to go on the regular toilet. When training my son, the only place he had a potty c...
- the best thing to travel with is a toilet seat. it goes over the big potty and it is safe and secure. i would get one right away and let your little one get used to it...
Potty Training & Road Trip
Asked by D.M. from Atlanta
on September 24, 2009
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Hello Mama's!
My darling 2 year old daughter is potty training and she has the "pee pee" down pack. Does anyone have advise on Potty Training and Road Trips? We wil...
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- A road trip is no reason to go backwards. Take along a folding potty chair for her and it should take care of everything. We even took the large coffee can with the...
- Please, please, please do not put a pull up on your dd. You are trying to teach her to go to the restroom, and then are willing to take a huge step back and say "neve...
- Have you considered cloth trainers? These might be a great option especially when traveling. You could also purchase a wet bag to store any accidents in. Check them ou...
Potty Training
Asked by C.A. from New York
on July 20, 2010
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My son just turned three and he's finally gotten the hang of using the potty. However, he only uses the potty at home. At home he uses regular big kid underwear and h...
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- yes i used a portable potty and it was the best moeny I have ever spent! It was a life saver when potty training. We have 2...one for my car and one for my husbands....
- If you MUST use the Pull Up while figuring it all out, put a pair of his big boy underwear under the Pull Up. He won't like the wet feeling at all. Once he figures t...
- Dear C., The solution is actually really simple.: don't avoid the mess! Ditch the pull-ups, put him in underwear, prepare for 1-3 days of accidents, and you'll be d...
Traveling
Asked by S.C. from Philadelphia
on October 30, 2011
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in about two months we will be traveling to south carolina to visit my mom. we drive the whole way there from PA it is about a 10 hour drive. i have two kids. one is 2...
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- Obviously, no, Pull Ups are a horrible idea. If your kids are boys and would think it is cool, you could keep an empty pop bottle in the car for an emergency urinal, ...
- No! Do you still have the little potty? I would just take that with you. We took our 4 year old on a trip shortly after he was potty trained. I was so nervous, but...
- My family did a lot of traveling.. Bring a coffee can for your kid to go in in case you have to stop where there is no bathroom or a yucky one. You can put the kid...
Help with a Headstrong 4-Year-old!
Asked by M.F. from Oklahoma City
on August 3, 2008
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I have an almost 4-year-old daughter who refuses to progress in potty training. I've tried every style of reward/repurcussion I could think of--good, bad, or indiffere...
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- You are not going to believe this but I have identical twin girls turning 4 in oct both of them refuse to poop in the potty both are very headstrong and i can tell y...
- I'm no expert, but when I was sure my daughter was just hanging on to her old ways and could use the toilet just fine, I took her diapers away. She sat in front of the...
- I am having the exact same problem! My husband is full-time military, fortunately he is home right now, but has to travel frequently. Jillian, who was 3 in February,...
Flying with 4 Year Old
Asked by J.N. from Philadelphia
on August 13, 2008
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just wondering if anyone has any advice. I am flying with my 4 year old to Texas, and it is his first flight. He also has questionable ears, and has always had problem...
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- I think the other people had some good advice, the only thing I would add is don't take too much. You will probably have to walk quite a bit in the airport and your c...
- Hi J., Here are some web sites: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060816074441AATG3CP http://ask.metafilter.com/27153/flying-with-kids-without-los...
- J., You and your son will have a fabulous time flying! Four is such a good age for him to go on his first flight because he is going to be SOOO excited if you put a...
Travel Potty Seat
Asked by C.C. from Chicago
on September 1, 2009
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Any suggestions on a good travel potty seat (not chair). I have been looking for one with a splash guard and cannot find one. I already have one for the toilet seat ...
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- they sell the little seat cushion type things that sit on top of a real toilet at walmart. i bought 2 a few years ago and have seen them there since....the ones they...
- My son is 15 now, but we got a fold up one at Babies R Us when he was little. But when we were out in public my husband and I always just let him stand backwards on t...
- We also use the Potette Plus and love it! I have 3 year old twins and when my son was potty training, my daughter would actually want to sit on it when she hadn't sta...
3 Year Old with Constipation
Asked by M.S. from Chicago
on July 1, 2008
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Help! My 3 year old son has been very constipated this past week. I have tried to give him lots of juice and water, problem is he only likes apple juice and has refuse...
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- Hello, It may be helpful to try Pedialyte, which should help with the constipation.
- My daughter recently got so constipated it hurt to sit down so as a quick fix we used an ez-lax glycerin suppository which works like a charm (actually within 5-10 min...
- My Pediatrician recommends a little Miralax in their milk. It's very gentle. I think you can get it over the counter now but we got a prescription for it. Less dair...
Seeking Advice on Traveling with Potty Training Toddlers
Asked by L.M. from Odessa
on June 26, 2008
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I have twin boys almost 3 years old, (September). We are on the tail end of potty training, (at least I hope so). They wear underwear during the day, diapers at night....
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- just make frequent stops and if they say they have to go stop. they are small children the cops don't normally say anything about a child using the restroom on the sid...
- Hi L., My hubby and I usually take the little potty along with us in the car, but they are boys and boys can pee anywhere. My boys alwaya have a lot of fun whe...
- I bought a travel potty from babies r us. It has helped me out with my little one while I'm trying to potty train her.
Potty Training Tips
Asked by J.G. from Philadelphia
on February 20, 2008
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My almost 2 year old daughter is now ready to start potty training. As far as training pants which is better Pampers Easy Ups or Feel and Learn? I want to use a rewa...
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- Hi J. I'm a married mother of 3 ,13,5,and 4 . I found that potty training withe regular panties and a plastic training pants. I found that the disposable training p...
- I see you have a lot of tips already, but I'd like to aid something that worked for us: M&Ms! We used two as a reward for peeing, 3 for pooping, and 4 for both. Plus, ...
- With my son i found that getting him the regular pull up was bette. Feel and learn didn't really work for him. I just contsantly asked him if he had to go all the time...
