Potty Training: Days 4 and 5
Consistent progress shines through on Days 4 and 5! Day 4 was accident-free—even waking dry after naptime. Day 5 brought more independence: fewer rewards, fewer accidents, and a trip out …
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Potty Training: Days 2 and 3
Days 2 and 3 bring encouraging momentum in potty training. Accidents become rare, and your child’s progress shines—like waking dry, running to the potty, and even celebrating successes with hugs. …
Juice vs. Water
I had a request for juice vs. water, so here I go. I am taking my information from What to Expect the First Year. Page numbers are provided. Water Water is …
Dropping the 3rd Nap (evening) Gradually
Information on Dropping the 3rd Nap (evening) Gradually I am currently dropping the 3rd nap with Kaitlyn. She is doing it differently than Brayden did, so I wanted to share. …
Potty Training: First Day
First potty-training day is daunting—but often more manageable than you expect. In this honest, real-life post, a mom walks you through trialing with a teddy bear, navigating accidents, and sticking …
How To Prepare to Start Potty Training
How To Prepare to Start Potty Training. Know readiness cues, equipment to buy, potty training tips, and different methods to try. This post is different from my other posts in …
Snacks for Babies and Toddlers
Snacks for Babies and Toddlers. Snacks for babies, snacks for toddlers, and good rules to follow for snack time at your house. Snacks seem innocent and simple enough, but you …