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Each time putting a little table in front of her so she could sit and do puzzles. 'Once we noticed a pattern we only put her on the potty at those times. 'We did the first couple of days naked from the waist down, putting her on the potty every 20 minutes. 'I guess we are pretty lucky since Erin is very good with her speaking and constantly wanting to learn. Shona added: 'She would always show interest when I went to the toilet and asked what I was doing. Shona knew Erin was ready to start potty training when she started to tell her she had made a mess in her nappy and demanded she changed her. Mum Shona is almost ready to take on the challenge of getting Erin to use the loo when out and about 'She picked out her own potty and she likes choosing which colour knickers she wants to wear.' 'We tried to make it as fun as possible for her and never tell her off if she does have a whoopsie. 'We didn't know how long it would take for her to take to the potty but she has been fantastic. We've only had two or three accidents so far. Shona said: 'Turns out potty training isn't as bad as I envisioned. With just two or three easy to clean accidents and no permanent damage to the floor or furnishings in a week, Erin's potty training is going exceptionally well.Īnd Shona is almost feeling ready to take on the challenge of getting Erin to use the loo when out and about. The mum picked up the packet of 25 large bed incontinence pads for just £7 so the unusual method is certainly thrifty - and appears to work. Erin's potty training is going well, with just two or three easy to clean accidents and no permanent damage to the floor or furnishings after Shona covered her entire floor in incontinence pads to limit the damage

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