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My daughter is almost ready to start potty training. Not quite, but almost. I am so ready to get rid of the diapers! I thought it would be fun to make her a little potty training tool kit that would have everything she might need to start potty training, minus the actual potty :).
I have heard of the potty training parties. They look fun but I just don’t have time to plan and put one together. I thought doing a potty training tool kit would be a nice alternative to get her excited about potty training. It has fun stuff like stickers, temporary tattoos, and coloring pages that she can be rewarded with after going to the potty. I made sure to include her Elmo potty book, so that she can read it when she has to sit on the potty.
I was also sent some products from Kandoo to help the potty training process go a little bit smoother. I made sure I included those in her kit. I included the Kandoo flushable cleansing wipes. You know that little ones can’t be still for very long so these make cleaning up so much quicker and easier. They clean up to 30% better than toilet paper!
I put in some of the Kandoo hand soap for her to use after going to the potty. This soap is so fun for kids. It is a bright green color so they know when their hands are covered and clean. The pump is large enough for little hands to do all on their own. The melon smell is wonderful and my daughter loves just playing with the foam all over her hands. Hopefully, this will want to make her want to wash her hands and I won’t have to do a lot of reminding
Kandoo also has a fun Potty Training Toolkit that you can download to help make your own potty training toolkit. There is a fun bathroom chart, certificate, and door hanger that you can print out for free! Don’t forget to download a coupon for $.50 off Kandoo products!
I put all of the items in a fun basket that fits right on the back of the potty so she will see it every time she goes. You can add any other fun rewards or books that they might like to really make it their own. I even put in a super hero cape that she can wear after she goes.
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Betty Wojnar says
I move a small tv table into the bathroom with some lego’s and let them relax on the pot…
Michelle s says
Don’t force the process where it hasn’t already begun, but capitalize on potty training if you see behaviors that are indicative of readiness.
Cheryll Shubert says
I think the best tip is to remember to be patient. They all go at their own pace and you just have to wait until they are ready. It’s easy to get frustrated so try to remember that it’s rarely going to happen overnight but it is going to happen!
Nancy says
Wait until they show lots of readiness signs to start potty training.