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Mar 24, 2010

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Brandi

We are potty training right now and with an almost 2 year old who still needs lots of assistance and a 3 month old I have found it is wonderful to have a folding potty seat in the diaper bag. That way I can put him on the potty and let him sit on his own without having to help him balance there while the baby dangles in the ring sling. Oh, the folding potty seat is from One Step Ahead, well worth the $12.

Miranda

I trained my son early so by 1.5 he was out of diapers just before my daughter was born. We live in a warm climate so as we arrive at our destination, say the mall, I open the cars front and back door and let him pee on the tire, nobody sees and it's just a little pee. I skip underwear as it makes thing much easier for boys. Same routine leaving destination. Very rarely have I used public washroom. Boys can stand on your feet for a boost to reach the toilet to pee, I have even put my son to stand on the seat to pee, it was already so gross.

I do have a small potty, wipes, TP, and garbage bag in my trunk for emergencies but never used it. My kids tend not to poop when out. I have changed them both in my trunk a few times, it's a hatch back. The toilet ring is invaluable, take it everywhere if you can. And start training from young, I started my daughter at 4 months and now at 1 yr she poops in the toilet and I rarely change a poopy diaper.

I'm not sure what I'm going to do with my daughter as I don't think she can pee on a tire!

kelly

My 2 1/2 year old started potty training when my baby was 3 months old. I take the whole cart in with me if I'm at the store, even if it's full of unpaid for merchandise... no one has ever said anything to me.
I have a boy, so when we're in a public restroom, i just hold him up over the potty. I grab him under his arms and then i hold his legs between my knees and position him over the potty so he can pee into it without touching anything. Not sure what I'll do w/ my daughter when the time comes!
As for diaper changes... when my kids were little, up til about 5 months, i could change them on my lap. I also use the back of my van a lot- weather permitting. or changing rooms, which i feel are cleaner than bathrooms. I hate those changing tables, and try never to use them. I'd rather change my kids on the floor.
I keep a container of antibacterial wet wipes in my diaper bag- it comes in handy in all sorts of situations.

sierra

I have had some incidents involving baby 3 in a sling, baby2 crawling on the bathroom floor and toddler using the potty. Yuck!

I love me some antibacterial wipes.

We actually have a little diaper potty that lives in the minivan for emergencies/every day. Just stick a diaper in it, child uses the potty, fold up diaper and dispose.

Its super small and portable and lord knows we all have diapers on hand :-)

Oh - called the caboose diaper potty.

Jen

I too believe in keeping a potty in the van. In fact, when I was pregnant with number 3 and was stranded, I used that potty myself. I change diapers in the car whenever possible - it's so much less stressful when you can strap the other ones in their seats and then just focus on the diaper changing.

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