Nickelodeon Paw Patrol: Potty Time Sound Book (Play-A-Sound)

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Let’s be brutally honest here - disposables aren’t great for the environment. Try to use washable potty pants if possible - the planet will thank you for it. However, if you’re really not keen and just need a simple solution to getting your toddler through potty training or nights when they’re not yet dry, Huggies are a recommended brand. Lots of parents don’t bother with training underwear and move straight from nappies to big kid pants. To help you decide which of the many charts works best for you and your child, consider these different types: Milestone potty training chart Consistency and Routine: Potty charts establish a daily routine and provide consistency in the potty training process. Children thrive on routine, and having a chart helps create structure and predictability. It reminds both parents and children to consistently reinforce positive habits and behaviors.

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That said, there are certain products that can help your toddler learn this important new life skill. For example, the NHS advises that training pants can be very useful during potty training. Potty training pants may be either disposable pull-ups or washable pants. The reusable ones are made of cloth, so they have the feel and comfort of normal pants, as well as being able to be easily pulled up and down. With so many different potty training pants available on the market, it can be hard to know which are most suited to your child. The Bambino Mio ones work for us and seem to wash and dry well.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user T0rt0ise) Our verdict Sizes: 18 - 24 months, 2 - 3 years and 3 - 4 years | Age range: 18 months to 4 years | Machine washable: Yes What we love Sizes: One size (suited for children between 8-14kg) | Age range: Ideal for ages 1-3 | Machine washable: Yes What we love As they have a certain level of absorbency, potty training pants are ideal for catching the odd dribble, especially when your child is out and about or at nursery. The best potty training pants can be worn full-time until your little one is dry and confident enough to move onto ordinary pants, or part-time whenever extra reassurance is needed.

Their Pull-Ups feature a range of Disney characters that will appeal to potty-training children. A feel-wet layer and wetness indicator means the character on the front fades if the nappy is wet, encouraging children to get to the loo in time. An elasticated waist makes things easier too.

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Some parents swear by potty training pants when potty training their child, while others feel it’s better to go for the speedier method and move straight to ordinary pants. I said that I needed to use the potty |I pulled down my pants by myself |I sat on the potty |I used the potty |I stayed dry all-day How does a potty chart work? While they won’t hold a full wee like a nappy, they’re ideal for children prone to leaving it a bit too late to make it to the loo. The central target area has extra waterproof lining which will contain enough wee to stop it from soaking through other layers of clothes. Plus, the elasticated legs provide a snug fit around the thighs, helping to prevent leaks and reducing the likelihood of the pants shifting or slipping out of place. We like that these trainer pants wash and dry with no fuss, and stand out for being reliable and practical. They were useful in the in-between months when mine had no clue about using the potty and before they finally went into pants. It gave them the chance to use the potty or toilet independently, but if they didn't bother, then they didn't need a change of clothes.” (Vetted by Mumsnet user megletthesecond) Our verdict We switched to using ones that looked completely different (the Huggies 'Cars' themed ones) and that seemed to register the difference in his mind, that these ones were not for weeing in.” (Brand recommended by Mumsnet user GoToSleepLittleBear) Our verdict