Aussienic, it is such a good sign that your DD can tell you when she needs to go. Even if she can't hold on long enough for you to take her pants off. she will get that control soon. But it is great she is so aware of her bodily functions.

Tellytubbie, DD is toiloet trained now (for now anyway). Take a look at my updated thread: http://forums.bellybelly.com.au/foru...78#post1830178
I found that once they seem to get the hang of it, consistency is the key.

So, try her in undies for a few days. Put a towel under her when she sits on the couchin case of accidents. Limit outings (or preferably, stay at home for a few days to a week), But DON'T put a nappy on her apart from sleep times. Let her have some inevitable accidents. She will learn from them. Once she gets it at home, start short outings. Leave after a wee. Keep telling her that she has no nappy on and will need to tell you so you can take her to the loo. Have the potty in the car and maybe one of those travel toilet seats. I sit DD straight on a normal seat, though. If you go to someone's place, show her the toilet when you get there. give her the opportunity to use it. or alternatively, take the potty with you and put it somewhere she can see. Ask her at regular intervals whether she needs to go. Maybe even pull her pants down and sit her on it when you feel it has been a while since her last wee. but don't force her.
Don't be disheartened if it doesn't work. She's still very young. And it's not a race.

Good luck. let us know how she goes.

Sasa