Toilet training.... is this the right thing to do?
DD1 was a breeze to TT
DD2 has been okay, we have tried a few times and ended up going back to nappies, but as of a few weeks ago we all became 110% commited to TT as DD2 really wanted to wear undies.
So all had been going well, we had even gotten to the stage where her day time naps where in undies and every time we went out she was in undies, the only time she wasn't was over night! only slight prob is with #2's but i know they can take awhile.
Than on monday i started back at work for the first time (degree finished yay) and nan and pop looked after DD2, they knew she was toilet training and i said to put her down for a nap in her undies as the bed had protective covers on top and under the sheets and if an accident occured i would wash the sheets when i got home.
I get home to find that she hadn't been to the toilet all day and therefor was made to wear a nappy for her nap (much to DD2's upset). From that evening onwards she has been a complete nightmare to get her to go to the toilet! she screams and cries blue murder.
Today however i have had success and she has been going to the toilet all day after a big screaming and crying session this morning i have my T Ting DD2 back, she is currently napping in her undies :)
Tomorrow she has Kindy and and next week grandparents will be babysitting again, so after all this my question is........
Would the right thing to do (so she doesn't go backwards again) to get rid of nappies completely when she is in the care of other people so they have no choice but to keep encouraging her to go to the toilet?
DD2 is almost 28mths old, we are not forcing the issue, she has shown she is ready. Is what she went through normal?
Toilet training.... is this the right thing to do?
I would take away the nappy option, and if you can leave them a potty or step so she can take herself if they're not taking her!
Re: Toilet training.... is this the right thing to do?
that's awesome! way to go little lady :)