She Did It!
I started writing this huge, long, detailed post about the events of today, but then I realized that you all don't need to know every moment of this evolution in potty training. So I'm going to just tell you that Julie finally made her first pee-pee on the toilet this afternoon and was promptly rewarded with a popsicle and a trip to Target to pick out another new package of panties of her choice. She wanted Bob the Builder, but they only have those in the boys' version, so she got Hello Kitty instead.
She later managed to pee on the potty a second time, and stayed dry all day. There was no #2 at all today, which is the only worrisome part, but hopefully that will take care of itself in the morning. Oh, the joys of potty learning! It's funny - I'm surprised at how genuinely happy and excited I feel for her. I've been careful not to pressure her on this at all, and *she* is the one who decided to wear the underwear and sit on the potty. I'm just happy that *she* figured it out - I read her all the books and offered lots of encouragement, but it's totally her achievement. I can't wait to see all of these little achievements one by one as she grows up.
She later managed to pee on the potty a second time, and stayed dry all day. There was no #2 at all today, which is the only worrisome part, but hopefully that will take care of itself in the morning. Oh, the joys of potty learning! It's funny - I'm surprised at how genuinely happy and excited I feel for her. I've been careful not to pressure her on this at all, and *she* is the one who decided to wear the underwear and sit on the potty. I'm just happy that *she* figured it out - I read her all the books and offered lots of encouragement, but it's totally her achievement. I can't wait to see all of these little achievements one by one as she grows up.


7 Comments:
We're doing that with my 2yo, too. It has been a 7 month process so far, with lots of ups and downs. Our biggest issue is nap time and overnights. Just can't quite get that part yet. Best of luck to you on this venture!
So, why not buy J boy's underwear? It's not like she has anything to get caught up in the extra access port. Or that she's gonna be showing them to anyone who'll care. AND she'll get to have Bob the Builder on her butt. Perfect.
Congrats on the potty training. How exciting! Keep up the good work Julie.
You could either sew a Bob patch or maybe get some iron on paper and do the iron transfers onto white panties so she could have the all wonderful Bob.
Hurray for Julie! It is so exciting to watch them learn these fun new things. :D
Yay, congrats ^_^
too bad bob the builder is "only" for boys, huh? i hope it continues to go well!
Yay for Julie! I have no experience with the actual potty training process for kids, except for inquiring before I babysit where the little ones are at, but I do know that its exciting when it all starts to click.
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