When I first started potty training Nolan, I thought I could just use his diapers at night. I figured no need to buy Pull-Ups® when I can just use the same ole diapers I had been using.
However the big problem with that was that he always would potty in his diaper. I couldn't seem to figure out how to get him to do #2 in the potty. He always seemed to do it during nap time no matter how many potty breaks we took.
So I decided it was time to try something different, so I headed to the store to buy some Pull-Ups®. I was amazed at all the different choices and that they were gender and size specific. I decided to go with the Learning Designs®, since I knew Nolan would enjoy the Cars and Monsters Inc. characters. He would always say the "monster is on the back!" Magically, Nolan stopped having accidents. I'm not sure if it was a mental note to himself that Pull-Ups® were not diapers and more of a "big boy" option, or maybe he didn't want to mess up the fun designs. Whatever it was, I was finally happy to not clean up #2 accidents because this little boy can go.
I was seriously scared of the potty training process. I knew that diapers were much easier than stopping a million times to go to the bathroom while we were out or planning trips out of the house accordingly. However, I was really surprised how fast the process went and before I knew it I had a fully potty-trained boy.
If you are about to start the potty training process and have no idea where to start check out the Pull-Ups® tips for potty training success. You can keep track of your child's progress with the Big Kid Calendar® and even customize a celebration for each success. They even have an easy to access app, the new Big Kid® App to help keep up with your child's progress and to help celebrate those victory moments.
Right now you can get some pretty awesome coupons, so be sure to print some when you go to the store!
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Pull-Ups® Training Pants. Save up to $3 on your next purchase of Pull-Ups® by registering at the Pull-Ups® website.
Natalie
So I decided it was time to try something different, so I headed to the store to buy some Pull-Ups®. I was amazed at all the different choices and that they were gender and size specific. I decided to go with the Learning Designs®, since I knew Nolan would enjoy the Cars and Monsters Inc. characters. He would always say the "monster is on the back!" Magically, Nolan stopped having accidents. I'm not sure if it was a mental note to himself that Pull-Ups® were not diapers and more of a "big boy" option, or maybe he didn't want to mess up the fun designs. Whatever it was, I was finally happy to not clean up #2 accidents because this little boy can go.
I was seriously scared of the potty training process. I knew that diapers were much easier than stopping a million times to go to the bathroom while we were out or planning trips out of the house accordingly. However, I was really surprised how fast the process went and before I knew it I had a fully potty-trained boy.
If you are about to start the potty training process and have no idea where to start check out the Pull-Ups® tips for potty training success. You can keep track of your child's progress with the Big Kid Calendar® and even customize a celebration for each success. They even have an easy to access app, the new Big Kid® App to help keep up with your child's progress and to help celebrate those victory moments.
Right now you can get some pretty awesome coupons, so be sure to print some when you go to the store!
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Pull-Ups® Training Pants. Save up to $3 on your next purchase of Pull-Ups® by registering at the Pull-Ups® website.
Natalie





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