Disney Cars 2 Steady Potty - Red - Lightning McQueen

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The thought that there might be something even better wrapped in the box really kept him coming back. The ‘toilet training’ began early when the potty was first introduced to our son at around 5 months. This bright red potty that features the Disney Cars character, Lightning McQueen, has been designed for comfort and practicality.

Whether washing or storing, cooking or baking, stowing or transporting: Our products are for everything and everyone.He has made a willful decision that he would rather stay in pull-ups and make Mommy and Daddy change him like his baby brother than use the potty. I love them and until they tell me to take them down, the letters will stay :) Good luck on the potty issues! Your child will already have some of the key skills they need to make the move to pants and potty easier when you stop using nappies. Over the weekend, Max and I sat down together in front of the computer because I wanted to get him Cars bedding for his birthday.

One of my least favourite phrases to hear, but obviously a massive improvement on “I did a poop in my pants”. He however has always been great with poop and even during the regression would tell us when he need to poop and would sit on the toilet. I have twin girls who are 17 months old, and while I have no intention of starting them any time soon, I might lose my mind potty-training twins.I start at 18 months before they can tell me no, which I get we dont have a time machine and we work the process and then they are day-time trained by age 2 or before. And Karen won reader of the year by actually doing it (and getting a picture before her toddler ripped it off, who presumably stands with Noah. Anon, we have a purple bowl filled with little purple stuff that Max wasn't interested in BUT I hadn't tried gift-wrapping. Des loves the Pixar's Cars Lightning McQueen design (they also have Disney’s Doc McStuffins for girls) and I love that they have a cool wetness indicator that let’s us both know when he’s wet.