Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Potty training...check.

So I don't know what point exactly you classify your kid as potty trained. But I think Evie is potty trained. I mean, she still has accidents from time to time. But those are pretty rare. And I'm still putting her in a pull up at night because, honestly, I don't want to deal with changing sheets more than once a week. Let alone possibly a few times a night. Uninterrupted sleep is just too vital to our family's functioning right now. And two-year-olds are tough enough without adding a lack of rest to the mix.

So yay. One of the first true challenges of parenthood is kinda under-the-belt. I don't look forward to doing it again here in a few months. Though the thought of not buying anymore diapers sounds AWESOME. Nearly six months of two in diapers is more than long enough.

Potty training is a challenge.

And washing your daughter's big girl undies is kinda sad.

But not buying diapers for her..FABULOUS!

5 comments:

  1. I completely agree! I still hate washing Ever's underwear and boxers cause it just shows me all the time how fast he is growing up but not dealing with diapers or pull-ups is so worth it! And just think...with Elly at least you got some experience under your belt and maybe it won't be so difficult and confusing!

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