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Basic Tips For Battling Bedwetting
Potty trained tots may go all day without an accident, but nighttime poses a whole new set of challenges – even for the kiddos who've been using the toilet for years. Unlike adults, children are not always able to wake-up to use the restroom and so accidents happen. Until baby gets through the night with dry underpants, try these tips for battling bedwetting.
Get Your Kid Fired Up For the Potty
Nobody is more excited for baby to get out of diapers than mommy, but the trick may be getting the child even more fired up for the milestone. Though the poop dance and clapping shed light on the importance of peeing in the toilet, getting tots involved in the potty-training process can be the ultimate motivator. It is much easier to convince children to ditch the diapers when their mama has included them in the shopping and decision making.
Test Your Bedwetting Knowledge
Moms and dads love to share their potty training tricks to get junior to sit on the pot. But even lil ones that have shown their ability to keep dry throughout the day can have lapses at night. While overnight potty training can take several months longer than its daytime counterpart, for some families, absorbent undergarments are necessary for another year or so.
Economy Causes Parents to Cut Costs While Potty Training
Prepare for some potty emergencies. Parents are willing to try most anything to toilet train their children quickly. Since the economy is sagging, some mothers are even cutting costs by taking their tots straight from diapers to underwear.
Would You Ring Your Tot Into Potty Training?
One of the biggest challenges a tot faces is learning how to use the potty. For many parents, it is a process that can take months to complete. While nobody goes off to college in diapers, there are some techniques that parents can employ to get the job done faster.
The Poop on Pregnancy and Motherhood
Prior to pregnancy, most women roll their eyes at potty talk. That is until they hear rumors of all kinds of expectant surprises. Even the most reserved ladies end up talking about poop at some point.
Parenting Q&A: Child Needs to Be Potty Trained For Preschool!
Q. My two and a half year old daughter has to be out of diapers by September when she starts preschool. So far she
has shown no interest in being potty trained.
Tori Spelling's Top 5 Potty-Training Tips
It takes time and commitment to potty train your lil one, but whether you are in Hollywood or at home, it also helps to have a few tricks up your sleeve. Actress Tori Spelling is no different than the rest of us when it comes to this task. Intimidated by the process of training 23-month-old son, Liam, Spelling turned to the experts at Huggies Pull-Ups to help her with the task, including the Potty Dance, a nine-step dance to help encourage tots to use the potty.
Interview With Tori Spelling: Four lil Questions
A refrain of "Donna Martin graduates" will always run through my mind when I think about 90210 actress Tori Spelling. And while both she and her famous character may have faced a few obstacles in their lives, Spelling has certainly moved on. The down-to-earth mother of two — Liam, almost 2, and Stella, 8 months — continues to star in her reality series, Tori and Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood, with husband Dean McDermott, recently signed on to do a few episodes of the new 90210 and is preparing to release her followup to her autobiography, called Mommywood.
You Know You're a Mother When: Poop on Your Arm
Pressed for time, I rushed home from work to switch my bag for a purse and head out for an interview. But in between the shuffling, my two-year-old, who is potty training, tore off his diaper and dashed in the bathroom. "I did it!"
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