Weeing in car seat
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@Siana I know in my head she’s doing great, she’s the only one in her nursery room being potty trained as they don’t usually start until the move to the next room at 2! And she did so well to begin with and I think because I know she’s been able to go longer without weeing in the car that she can do it, but it just seems like such a set back because we was doing so good. But I know what you mean - I think it’s just a time thing and we’ll have to just carry on with the pull ups for journeys. It just seems so silly putting one on to go to nursery 15 mins away but then she ends up having to change her clothes there anyway because she’s done a wee 🤦♀️
My daughters nursery would change them into their nickers when we got there. And they'd put a pull up on when we collect if we ask them to. They won't have a problem with it. They'd happily help out.
@Siana ours does this - I’m worried my 23mth old is getting confused by switching between pull ups and pants
@Francesca mine didn't lucky enough. Everytime I put the pull up on I explained it's just incase as we don't want wee wee on the car seat otherwise we can't go out and do things while it gets washed and dried ect. She started hating the feeling of being wet so would generally go on the toilet/potty. We'd have her in pull ups at home aswell to protect the fabric sofas.
Doing great for not even being two yet. We used pull ups until my daughter was dry. Any car journeys or long outings we'd use pulls ups and nickers at home. In the car with the movement and everything it's harder for them to tell. I find even for myself car journeys being on needing a wee. I can go all day without going foe a wee but any car journey I need to go every 40mins lol Your lil is doing great, lay back a little don't stress. Most kiddies I know wasn't toilet trained till at least 3. X