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Re: Potty training???
Posted by Jennifer on 4/12/08

    I told her Friday that if she was dry the rest of the day she
    could go back into underwear in the afternoon. I think when
    children keep their pullups or diaper dry all day AND use the
    toilet on a regular basis then they are ready to potty train.
    This particular child is ALWAYS dry. After she has an accident
    she keeps her pullup dry the rest of the day. I feel that once
    I tell the parents we will try them in underwear it isn't
    really fair to the child to go back to pullups permanently.
    What do you think? There are children in the three year old
    class who have been having daily accidents also and those
    children have been potty trained for a long time.
    Jennifer

     
     

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