We are entering a new era in the house of Wise. Potty Training. Yipes. Diapers are costing way too much and Monkey Boy knows how to follow commands. I've been having some issues with Pampers lately. He wears size 6 and weighs almost 47 pounds. Therein lies a huge problem. He's got some junk in his trunk. He's a big boy. It's all good though. The tabs keep breaking off of the diapers and no matter what I do, there they are: on the floor, in his bed, in Peanut's mouth because she finds them on said floor or bed. Sometimes we use Huggies but they don't seem to hold has much at night as the Pampers.
This weekend I picked up some underwear for him. We also got some of these and some of these. Being the idiot that I am, I thought that 9 pairs would do us well. Yeah no, 3 stinky accidents and 5 wet ones, yeah I'll be doing laundry every other day. I think I'll run out tonight and get some of these and maybe even some of these. He loves to go potty and I thank the good Lord for that! When he went poop in the potty, I thought I would cry. Until you've tried potty training a kid, an attention span limited one at that, you have no idea what going poop in a potty means. Most kids are terrified to do that. They'd rather poop in the underwear. He did that too a couple times. Things are going well though. We take him in every fifteen minutes (30 minutes when it's just me home with both kids). Maybe seeing Monkey Boy go potty will help Peanut when she gets old enough. We'll have to wait and see.
What? Oh, yes, laundry, I'm coming.
This weekend I picked up some underwear for him. We also got some of these and some of these. Being the idiot that I am, I thought that 9 pairs would do us well. Yeah no, 3 stinky accidents and 5 wet ones, yeah I'll be doing laundry every other day. I think I'll run out tonight and get some of these and maybe even some of these. He loves to go potty and I thank the good Lord for that! When he went poop in the potty, I thought I would cry. Until you've tried potty training a kid, an attention span limited one at that, you have no idea what going poop in a potty means. Most kids are terrified to do that. They'd rather poop in the underwear. He did that too a couple times. Things are going well though. We take him in every fifteen minutes (30 minutes when it's just me home with both kids). Maybe seeing Monkey Boy go potty will help Peanut when she gets old enough. We'll have to wait and see.
What? Oh, yes, laundry, I'm coming.
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PS - Huggies overnites rule (I know, I'm a Pamper Cruiser Mom too).