Potty Training
Diapers are probably no one’s favorite part of parenting. But potty training your child isn’t always a picnic, either. (Yes, we all have friends for whom toilet training has been a total breeze. Lucky devils.) It’s best to take a big-picture view and remember that setbacks are part of the road to success, and any unpleasantness along the way (cleanups, stalemates) is a means to a very good end: independent toileting, an exciting milestone for kids and parents alike. But how do you start? What’s the best approach? How will you overcome roadblocks? Babble has you covered with our complete Potty Training Guide. We also take a look at why “readiness” doesn’t work for all kids — and give you tried-and-true tips from real parents who’ve trained and triumphed! And we provide guidance on the best training potties; underwear; and books, videos, and music to help you reach the promised potty land. You’ll get there. We promise.
Re-Potty Training Our 3 Year Old
Our 3 year old was just about done potty training. All was well in the world, then the stomach bug hit. We are now re-potty training.
Potty Training Almost Complete
After a month of constant work, our toddler has made progress and is almost done potty training. Find out which potty training tip worked best!
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Memo to “Teen Mom” Kail Lowry: Don’t Stress About Potty Training!
Teen Mom 2 star Kail Lowry recently took to Twitter to vent about a parenting dilemma she’s having with three-year-old son: “Having a hard time potty training. Isaac will only go on the potty if we’re home & he’s naked. We obviously can’t do that if we’re out.” She was probably expecting some sound advice MORE »
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Potty Train at 19 Months? Yeah, Right. Nice Try, Mom.
It's a nice idea to think your toddler might be the exception to the rule and potty train earlier than their peers. It's nice, just not realistic.
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My Toddler is a Nudist
Potty training has turned my toddler into a nudist. Help! He is even joining us at the dinner table naked. What's a mom to do?
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7 Things I HATE About Potty Training
Oh the joys of potty training! Are you in the midst of potty training hell? Read why this mom loathes this milestone adventure.
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Adventures in Big Boy Underwear
Potty training - day 4. Today we set out to buy big boy underwear.
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Attempting to Potty Train Our Toddler
Molly is attempting to potty train her son and remain sane. So far, it's not working.
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