Potty Tots Training Kit Giveaway CLOSED

When my son (and I) were potty training, we were lucky to discover The Potty Tots potty training kit. I loved that Potty Tots featured a group of ten ethnically diverse preschool characters while my son loved the "Toilet Bowl" progress/reward game. The Potty Tots kit really helped me make the training process fun and engaging. It's a great tool to parents in the process of potty training.The

Potty Training Books & DVDs w Pull-Ups Kit Giveaway CLOSED

Last week I encouraged parents to begin the potty “get to know” process with their kids. If your child is anything like my son, I bet they were super excited to finally have access to the bathroom area. I found allowing my son supervised access to the bathroom lessened any fears he might have had. Just like other areas in the home, the bathroom became another place he can enter and leave

When is the Right Time for Potty Training? w Pull-Ups Kit Giveaway CLOSED

One of the biggest fears about potty training parents can have is timing. When should they start?! If they start to soon they might scare their child but if they wait to late it becomes a power struggle. Like most parents I worried about finding the right time and circumstances to start potty training my son. Even though I heard stories of children who were potty trained at 18th months (my mom

Pourty – the potty that pours

As I'm researching potty training related items I came across Pourty and thought I have to share with the potty training community. What a cool idea! The multi-award winning Pourty potty is from the UK and claims to be a more hygienic and easier to empty and clean than a standard potty.


The Pourty potty has a unique patent pending pouring duct and anti-drip lip, which enables you to empty the

Potty Trained Celebration & Pull-Ups Training Pack Giveaways CLOSED

A few months ago I was majorly stressed out about getting my son fully potty trained in time to start preschool. While he was out of diapers and using pullups we still struggled with making that last leap into wearing underwear and asking to go potty all the time. I worried I'd have to find a preschool that's take kids not fully potty trained. Let me tell you those are very few. Honestly I