Potty Training Part DEUX

We’ve had a busy week. Seriously, I don’t think there’s ever a time when I don’t FEEL busy, but the last seven days have been actually filled with people and things and events and activities. Every. Single. Day.

In-Laws came to stay with us from California for about four days to see the kids and celebrate my husbands 29th birthday. We also had a blast celebrating Valentine’s Day (which is now my THIRD most favorite holiday. I love celebrating love, what can I say. I’m a sap). I was invited to attend the Toy Fair, which was huge and overwhelming and amazing! Then my mother and sister came to visit us for about 3 1/2 days and we literally walked around the entire city for about 16 hours in three days. It was wonderful.

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This week was a huge week for Birdie, too. It’s like she set a deadline for herself to have a few things accomplished before she turned 17 months old.

We switched her out of the high chair and into a booster seat, and now she eats a ton (with utensils) and screams a lot less.

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A few days before that she also started asking to use the potty, and to my total surprise, she actually DID. She peed and poo-pooed every single time she asked to go potty! I really wasn’t expecting this (We literally JUST trained Bubba) but I sort of knew she was ready. I didn’t know what to do though, thinking she was a little young for PT, but I decided to run with it. I fetched a pair of Bubba’s training pants and threw them on her.

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Babylegs are essential for potty training, especially in the winter. (The boots are on because she loves them, even though we have a no-shoe policy. NYC=dirty)

On her 17 month birthday, we walked to Buy Buy Baby and purchased a couple of sets of her very own training pants. She is so proud of these (and it is SO cute to see her get so excited).

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She has had a couple of dry mornings but I haven’t really pushed the matter yet. I’m thinking we’ll probably dedicate next weekend to really working on it if she stays consistent through the week. It’s a little bittersweet… I mean, of course I hate diapers (most of the time), but she is my baby, and this major rush she is in to grow up is really kind of getting to me! I always knew that if I had a daughter, she would be just like me in all ways. I suppose this is what I get.

I am so proud of her.

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