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My toddler was two at the end of May and we knew that it would not be long before she was ready for potty training. We went out and brought her a potty which has been in the lounge for a few months so she got used to it and we also got her some pull-ups and big girl knickers.
Two week's ago we knew the time was right to just go for it and give potty training a go.
Everything seemed so easy and straightforward and we thought we had cracked the whole potty training thing straight away. Wrong!
But help is on hand as we were recently sent a Thomas and friends 'My Thomas potty training book' and a Thomas and Friends 'Well done Thomas activity book'. These books are perfect for toddlers who are potty training.
My potty training book is a hardback book with card pages, which is perfect for toddlers to look at and enjoy themselves without fear of them destroying it. The book is all about potty training and is great for you to either read with your child with pictures of everything associated with potty training on every page. It explains it is time to say goodbye to nappies and hello to potty and it is time to wear big pants.
The end of the book has a little envelope which is filled with reward stickers to help celebrate your little one using the potty.
We were also sent the 'Well done Thomas activity book' which is a great book to complement the 'My Thomas potty book'. The activity book is full of stickers, certificates and reward charts and is a great way to reward your little one for using the potty. This book has lots of activities and colouring for little ones to enjoy as well as 10 reward charts and 8 certificates and two sheets of stickers.
You can buy your own copy of 'My Thomas Potty book' from Egmont priced at £7.99 and the
'Well done Thomas activity book' also by Egmont is priced at £5.99. They are available on Amazon.
'Well done Thomas activity book' also by Egmont is priced at £5.99. They are available on Amazon.
If you like the look of these books and are about to start potty training or have just started potty training your little one then I have a copy of these two books to give away to one of my readers, just fill in the rafflecopter form below for your chance to win. Good luck.
Open to UK residents aged 18 + only. One winner will win a copy of each book, winner will be selected at random via rafflecopter from all correct entries received by the closing date. Prize will be sent direct from Egmont.
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don't panic if it takes longer than you anticipate, it will all fall into place..................eventually!
ReplyDeleteDon't stress and it will all click into place when they are ready. Some kids take longer than others
ReplyDeleteLots of patience and be prepared for accidents.
ReplyDeleteRead books about using the toilet to get them used to the idea.
ReplyDeletedon't tell them of for having an accident support them through this process x
ReplyDeleteLots of Praise & Encouragement!
ReplyDeletewatch for the signs they are ready
ReplyDeleteWhat works for one child might not for another, try different tactics and see what works!
ReplyDeletePlenty of patience
ReplyDeleteKeep calm and have loads of patience!
ReplyDeleteDon't rush it, wait until they are ready
ReplyDeletedon't rush them, I am in the process of trying to potty train twins, one is doing really well and the other is not quite ready yet. They all do it in their own time
ReplyDeletei have none! my three year old wont entertain the idea at all :(
ReplyDeleteDon't rush :)
ReplyDeletehave patience!
ReplyDeletewait until they are really ready before trying
ReplyDeleteTake it slow and make it fun
ReplyDeleteI have none... I'm failing at potty training completely so I need all the help I can get
ReplyDeleteDo it when they're ready
ReplyDeleteStart when your child is ready it's so much easier
ReplyDeleteDon't rush it!
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