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"Once your toddler is toilet trained things become so much easier..."
Potty training can take days, weeks or months, but we are here to help make it as pain free as possible
Potty training is one of those challenging, yet rewarding parenting moments. After you have a toddler potty trained, there’s no turning back – they “get it!” And this is a wonderful feeling. Before your little one finishes potty training, you’ll both be able to hold conversations while sitting on the toilet, even if just for a few minutes at a time (toddlers are so funny!). You’ll both say sorry when accidents occur and wonder how you used to change diapers. You’ll both be potty trained!
Latest Blog Posts
Won't Poop in Toilet?
Day time potty training going well but can't seem to get your little one to poop in the toilet? This is a common problem. Read more to find out tips on how to overcome it.
Night Time Toilet Training
When it comes to not wearing a diaper at night time, we are talking about a whole different ball game to day time potty training. Read more about it here.
Potty Training Resistance
Is your child resisting potty training, not listening or trying or just being stubborn? Don't stress there are things you can do. Read on to find out what you can do.
Best Selling Potty Training Essentials
BabyBjörn 055268US Potty Chair
- Comfortable potty chair with backrest and armrests
- Sturdy design with rubber strip underneath
- High splashguard
- Easy to empty and clean
SafeRest Mattress Protector
Premium Cotton Terry Surface With Membrane Back Coating (Waterproof, Noiseless and Breathable). Protects against urine.
Potty Training Seat with Step Stool Ladder
kids potty training seat fits all standard size and elongated toilet seats. Foldable design makes the potty training ladder move easily so you can put it away when not needed.
Disposable Bed Mats for Bedwetting
Made with a soft, quiet material that helps your child sleep comfortably; adhesive strips help keep the incontinence mat securely in place on top of your child’s bed sheet