which potty?
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Posted : Wed, 10 June 2009 20:17:49
Subject :

which potty?

I'm asking way in advance as Charlotte not ready for potty training...but....I am thinking of getting one to keep in her room for a while so she can get used to seeing it and hopefully when she's walking I can show her to sit on it. Does anyone think this is a good idea?

I have seen this one

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fisher-Price-Precious-Planet-Froggy-Friend/dp/B001NJ0BI8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=baby&qid=1244661323&sr=8-1

Has anyone got this and is it any good?

Thanks xx

mskene
Posted : Thu, 11 June 2009 23:11:27
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which potty?

Hiya i bought an ace potty fro lEwis when he was about 9 month, put a post on here saying i was about to start potty training and everbody basically said i was mad lol i bought him the musical throne he loved it. Lewis is now 2 and has been toilet trained and dry since he was about 18 month i think cant remember, its been awhile! persistance pays off - we still have the odd accident but its to be expected as he is always on the go and he forgets to ask!

Saint Bertie (Mrs Takers)
Posted : Fri, 12 June 2009 13:43:18
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which potty?

does she need a potty?

sorry to ask but personally I don't like them LOL! SBJr never had one, just left him until he said he needed the toilet one day and he used the loo with no problems ever since. He had a seat on it to make it easier for him to sit on but other than that.

Personally I think its best to let them see you using the toilet and then leave them to make the connection when they are ready. My mum apparently did this with me and my sister as well. I have to say, it was very stress free!! He was just over two, had no accidents (except once or twice when we were out and didn't make it to a toilet WhateeeEver! ) and was quite straightforward. I think it was because he decided when he was ready and so recognised when he needed to go. My neighbour had a boy couple of months older than him and was training him for months and constantly having accidents and problems - all seemed too much hassle to me LOL! They will do it when they are ready - you don't see many older kids wondering about in nappies Happy

I'd save your money and just let her see how the toilet is used - she'll get an understanding soon enough and saves you having to clean potties Happy

DonnaandPoppy
Posted : Fri, 12 June 2009 15:19:44
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which potty?

I'm with you Mrs T!! I don't intend on buying a potty at all. Poppy asks to sit on the toilet at least twice a day but as yet hasn't done anything on it. I'm don't believe she knows when she needs yet - she sometimes tells me she's done a poo but only after the event. I'm going to follow Poppys lead on this and wait for her to tell us as trying to do it too soon only means more accidents and stress in the long run.
xx

frags_jones
Posted : Fri, 12 June 2009 19:29:33
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which potty?

That's a groovy potty ccbmommy...I'm too tight to fork out that much though! lol!
I bought Boots cheapy potty for 2 quid but I have boys and it is rubbish as too low at the front and my lad wee'd over the front so I then bought a tommee tippee one off Amazon - just basic potty again but a higher front...he has used it from 9 months with no probs. He is coming up to 2yrs now & can tell us when he wants the toilet for a poo!
I always thought the musical one was fab if I had the money to spend on it...I like your choice though as it's not too gimicky.
xxx