Nickelodeon Paw Patrol: Potty Time Sound Book (Play-A-Sound)

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And here's another certificate celebrating your child's rise to "big kid" status with their potty training mastery.

Sizes: Small (<6 months) to extra large (2 years +) | Age range: 6 months to 2 years | Machine washable: Yes What to love Sizes: 18 months+, 2-3 years and 3 years+ | Age range: 18 months to 3+ years | Machine washable: Yes What we love Sizes: 18 - 24 months and 2 - 3 years | Age range: 18 months to 3 years | Machine washable: Yes What we love

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We've used them for all five of ours. I've found them great for the car or when we were out and couldn't be sure of a loo or anywhere to use a potty in a hurry. They can be pulled up and down easily, when wet they feel wet so the child knows he/she has wet but they protect anything that's being sat on at the wrong time and also stop trousers getting wet or dirty if there is an accident.” (Type of pant suggested by Mumsnet user CatWithKittens) Our verdict Made from 100% cotton, the hidden water-resistant layer and inner pad in these pull-ups for boys keep in any accidental leaks, whilst still indicating to your toddler that they’re wet so that they learn to dash to the potty. This link includes specific milestones to achieve (sat on the potty, told an adult I needed to use the bathroom, etc.). But if you’re concerned about days out while potty training, first days at nursery or long car journeys, they’re a great stepping stone, and many parents use them throughout potty training to make clean-ups easier. How many potty training pants do I need? It depends on how you’re going to use them. If your child is wearing them every day, you’ll want at least five pairs of reusable potty training pants to start with.

Related: We reveal the best baby food maker for weaning, according to parents Types of potty training pants: what's the difference between training pants and pull-ups? As they have a certain level of absorbency, potty training pants are ideal for catching the odd dribble, especially when your child is out and about or at nursery. The best potty training pants can be worn full-time until your little one is dry and confident enough to move onto ordinary pants, or part-time whenever extra reassurance is needed. Potty charts basically remind you to praise your child’s effort during potty training and recognize minor achievements along the way. Our printable potty charts list the milestones that your child needs to reach to be potty trained. These milestones are as follows: When it comes to introducing your child to potty training pants, it's important to make it a positive experience.

4. Best training pants for girls: JoJo Maman Bébé Girls’ Training Knickers

From Sleeping Beauty to Snow White to Pocahontas to Mulan, Disney princesses have inspired many as beautiful, yet strong, heroes of the silver screen. Add some sparkle to your child's potty training instruction with this full-color milestones chart featuring the whole bevy of beloved princesses. Sizes: One size (suited for children between 8-14kg) | Age range: Ideal for ages 1-3 | Machine washable: Yes What we love From a practical perspective, look for training pants that are machine washable and easily dried as you'll likely get through a handful in the first few days. Most of the training pants on our list are machine washable and easy to dry. Lots of parents don’t bother with training underwear and move straight from nappies to big kid pants.

When worn in the daytime, they’re good for giving your child the idea that you can pull pants down to use the potty or loo. But because they have the absorbency of a nappy, your child won’t feel that they’re wet. Although the British television program featuring talking trains is decades old, it still gets the attention of kids who are captivated by the mystique of trains. Thomas fans will enjoy this versatile Monday through Sunday chart. You can customize it to include different tasks or simply mark whether your child stayed dry for the day. If you go with the latter, this chart will last you up to seven weeks. Made from 80% cotton and 20% polyester, the concealed, laminated water-resistant layer and inner pad is designed to keep unexpected leaks safely in. However, some time after your child has guzzled some liquid from their best sippy cup, they’ll also give them that feeling of being wet to help them learn the sensation and prompt them to make the move to the potty. Make sure to praise your child for any successes they have, but also be patient and understanding if accidents happen.Available in a range of appealing bright colours and prints, these training pants are made with 100% skin-friendly cotton and have a six-layer design to soak up unexpected leaks. Reviewers praised the absorbency of these pants, with many finding them to be of a high quality.

My son LOVES his potty training pants and is determined to keep them dry. He just doesn't have the same respect for ordinary pants.” (Type of product suggested by Mumsnet user Jellycatrabbit) Our verdict The award-winning Bambino Mio Reusable Swim Nappy is made from lightweight fabric which won't weigh your baby down in the water like disposable nappies do. The adjustable drawstring and leakproof leg design keeps everything contained in the pool but doesn’t swell up in the water. Sizes: 1-2 years, 2-3 years and 3-4 years | Age range: 12 months to 4 years | Machine washable: Yes What we love Parent-Child Interaction: Potty charts encourage active involvement from parents or caregivers. It becomes a shared activity where parents can celebrate their child’s achievements, provide support, and offer encouragement. This interaction strengthens the parent-child bond and makes potty training a more enjoyable and collaborative experience. We used 'car pants' (disposable pull ups) which I put on over normal underwear just in case I couldn't stop the car safely for an emergency wee in the early days.” (Type of pant recommended by Mumsnet user schooltripwoes)

6. Best printed potty training pants: Flyish Training Pants

PAW Patrol Role-Play Masks - Inspire children’s imagination as they pretend to be part of the PAW Patrol using these colourful masks! The main thing to consider is whether your child is happy in their new pants - and appealing patterns and recognisable characters will help them make friends with their new undies.