I was amazed at how simple it was to make my own waterproof seat cover and started potty training confidently on the go! In Daniel’s Potty Time the little tiger learns a hard lesson every kid (and honestly, every adult) needs to face at some point: It’s important to go to the bathroom before leaving the house. I rewarded mine for potty use (bad, bad WM)with 3 smarties for a wee and 6 for a poo - which worked marvellously and after about 3 weeks gradually withdrew the smarties (apparently it takes 3 weeks to form a habit) which also worked well.

Car Seat Protector for Potty Training | Travel potty Cover

We have a travel potty which will be used when possible, but it's for when we just can't stop the car.Training pants mimic the feel of regular undies, and the main difference is that they’re made of a much more absorbent material so the spillage won’t be as bad. Perfect to protect from diaper leaks, potty training accidents, and wet bathing suits, the waterproof design is made out of EZ-Dry wicking fabric to pull moisture away from your child and to keep the seating area dry and comfortable. It can also help to have a portable potty training toilet seat insert with you as you travel, especially if your child is very small/young or has often had trouble with public restroom toilet seats and their size, etc. No matter how diligent you are in making sure your child is always wearing the correct clothing while in the car, accidents can still happen. I want to give you some tools for handling the potty training on the go, especially in the car, on a long road trip.

Car Seat Protector For Potty Training | Travel Cover From

Not only will the potty help save your car seat from those dreaded accidents, but it can also save you lots of headaches in the long run.I have the waterproof fitted sheet, but wanted something easy to remove to get him back in bed quickly, if there was an accident in the middle of the night. To keep things neater and cleaner, you can line the travel potty seat with a plastic bag or a disposable diaper, then tie it up and toss it out at your next stop. I have just put her in her bed for afternoon nap - in Pull Ups (as not even attempting sleep time training at all just yet ).

Lynmark

She had shown some interest in the potty again here and there but I wanted to see a sign from her that she wanted to do it.

It's not until you have a potty training toddler that you start to measure journeys in estimated time between wees rather than miles.