One benefit of being stuck indoors for a week is that we were able to devote more time to potty training. Henry has been using the potty infrequently since last fall (and usually only after being bribed with gummy treats), but the real breakthrough came during Snowmaggedon, when he suddenly figured out the whole pee-pee thing. One of the parents at Henry’s daycare made a "potty passport" for each of the children where they can place a sticker each time they use the potty. For the last month, we’ve been regularly filling up our potty passport both at home and at school. So much so, we may need to get an insert soon. We’re still a long way from underwear (or even “number two”), but progress is definitely being made!
Monday, February 22, 2010
Potty Passport
One benefit of being stuck indoors for a week is that we were able to devote more time to potty training. Henry has been using the potty infrequently since last fall (and usually only after being bribed with gummy treats), but the real breakthrough came during Snowmaggedon, when he suddenly figured out the whole pee-pee thing. One of the parents at Henry’s daycare made a "potty passport" for each of the children where they can place a sticker each time they use the potty. For the last month, we’ve been regularly filling up our potty passport both at home and at school. So much so, we may need to get an insert soon. We’re still a long way from underwear (or even “number two”), but progress is definitely being made!
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