It’s no surprise many families put off holidays until after
toilet training or vice versa! We
believe it’s no different than toilet training at home, you just have to be
super dedicated and organised with the right tools on hand for the job!
1. Be prepared for the inevitable occasional accident
We all know that toilet training can be a tough time however
one thing I have learned that will help successfully train your little one is
to be consistent and well prepared for the inevitable occasional accident!
Consistency is the key! Continue to do what you are already
doing and just think of traveling as an extended trip to the shops!
2. Invest in a
waterproof sheet protector
2. Invest in a waterproof sheet protector
Whether you are traveling on a long road trip, taking a
flight or just taking a trip to the shops, invest in a waterproof sheet protector for
your little one to sit on. We like Baby U Waterproof sheet Protector. This will be one of the most useful and
extremely versatile toilet training aids you will buy! As the name suggests it
is a sheet protector so weather at home, at a friends house, a caravan, hotel
or cabin you have a great tool to assist you in so many different situations
and most importantly give you piece of mind that you are prepared for an
accident in any bed or seat should it occur.
3. Rewards Program
3. Rewards Program
If you are using a rewards training program, then continue
to while traveling but add an extra incentive or bigger reward whilst on
holidays. This can work wonders! A great
Toilet training program is the Conni Kids Toilet Training Program which includes a weekly calendar, stickers and
a handy cheat sheet.
4. Take a Travel Potty or Training Seat Everywhere
4. Take a Travel Potty or Training Seat Everywhere
A travel potty typically has a disposable bag attached to
the seat, which simplifies clean-up. We love Baby U Potette Plus. A great 2 in 1 product as it
doubles as a travel potty and a seat. To
use it as a potty simply open the folding legs so can be used on the ground or
great for girls to use in the car boot!
When using as a seat simply fold the legs closed and use on any toilet
such as public toilets, hotel toilets, and friends toilet.
The occasional use of pull-ups or training pants is generally fine as they have the pull up and pull down concept like undies. Bambo Nature Training Pants are extremely comfortable for your little one as they are ultra thin yet super absorbent.
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