Car Seat Protector for Potty Training | Travel potty Cover from Crumbs, Spillages, Nappy Leaks & Toilet training| Pad fits all carseat & buggy, age: 6 months-4 years old |Keeps seat Clean & dry! Grey

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At least she knew she needed a wee, it just takes a bit of practice to hold on long enough for the potty. She obviously did her best and it is early days. I think that it probably just is a matter of bladder control and learning how to hold it in (I mean just HOW do you teach that???). Thankfully, I've discovered a few ways to protect my car seat while potty training. The first and most essential tip is to use a non-approved seat liner meant for cars with fabric protectant and water-proofing spray. This will provide an extra layer of protection for your car seat and soak up any accidents. I have been a bit cheeky with her this nap time. I have left her pants on and put the Pulls Ups over them. The reason behind it isn't being mean really, but seeing if she is just waiting to wee in her Pulls Up and not on potty. If this is the case I imagine her calling out to me very soon as she HATES having wet pants. What did I say!!! As I typed originally she called out for me saying that she wanted a wee. Lo and behold, I got her Pull Ups/pants down so she could sit ont he potty - but they were already wet! I researched online and learned that there are protectorsthat are specifically designed for car seats, but I was hesitant to spend a lot of money when I knew I could achieve the same result with some creativity.

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It’s potty learning time here at CSFTL. We have a little handful of kiddos who turned two this past year and new potties and undergarments abound. I’ve never thought much about it in the past, we’ve just made do with the other kids. Having gone through three car seats in one week with my last child during this period, I’m determined to keep that from happening to my precious Foonf. Our review on the Clek Foonf touches on how fun it is to disassemble! Now, let’s say you don’t own a Britax or Diono seat. What do you do? It’s time to get a little old-school with the water proofing. We probably all wore them as children, and fortunately, rubber pants are still available from some retailers. While they’re not the most comfortable thing in the world (they don’t breathe at all, obviously), if placed on immediately before the trip and removed immediately thereafter Not only did this work well for a potty break, but it was also great for when we went to the store. Katie could easily and comfortably slip off her clothes and sit on the potty without having to worry about her clothing constricting her or being too tight or uncomfortable. Moreover, the use of disposable training pants also made potty training toddlers easier.I ended up using a large piece of waterproof plastic sheet, like a beach tarp or painter's plastic. I cut it to size so it fits over the car seat and secured it with four pieces of duct tape. I was amazed at how simple it was to make my own waterproof seat cover and started potty training confidently on the go!

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Mine were trained at 2.2yrs, 2.5yrs and 2.7years - have always waited until they were ready. Had a few days of "accidents" - can count on one hand for each of them - how many accidents they had. Make sure she has lots to drink so she has a full bladder and needs to go quite often. Sit her on the potty every half hour or so for a few days and keep saying (a la 'the little princess' 'The potty's the place'. 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.

Okay. DD has now been awake from nap since about 3pm. Not sure if she had wet nappy after nap, but I do know she did a wee just before nap (the accident caused by holding on for the Pull Ups). I have given her some juice in the past hour and I am pretty sure she wants to go. She keeps going and sitting on her potty, and when playing she has said "need wee wee" but still nothing. I have the potty right next to wear she is playing ready, and give her gentle reminders. Use a protector on your car seat that is specifically designed for your toddler’s car seat, or you can also make one. Oh and she is also going around bare bottomed at moment too, following her nap to see if that makes a difference - doesn't seem to be yet.

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First day was fab - lots of wees on potty, and going about once an hour in the am, lots just after lunch (glass of juice) and then about 2 hours after nap time. Never used a Caremat (like Jaybee says, never had them in my day LOL) and have never used Pull-ups/training pants. I'm so glad I took the time to put down a waterproof seat cover. It not only protects the car seat, but it also serves as a visual reminder that she must potty before getting into the car. Softly padded, waterproof protection that keeps car seats and strollers dry. Whether it’s a wet swimsuit or a toilet training accident, Dry Seat makes travel more comfortable and stress free for everyone.” Thanks. I was trying to avoid Pulls Up so she didn't get in habit of relying on them as a safety net if that makes sense. I did think of leaving pants on under them if I did use them though, as at least them she'd have the wet feeling (which she doesn't get with just Pull Ups alone).

Only put the pull up on when she is going to sleep and reinforce that by telling her over and over again that she is a big girl now and doesn't need a nappy to wee wee or poo and that if she needs one in bed to call you/DH.