As the parent of a young toddler, you’ve been able to celebrate a lot of milestones. First smiles. First steps. First words. However, separating fact from fiction isn’t always easy where potty training is confirmed. Unfortunately, there are myths (and bad methods) out there that will sabotage your child’s chances of successful potty training. Expert Amanda
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Why ditch the nappies? After lots of research by UK’s Toilet Training Expert Amanda Jenner, she found that the average toddler by 3.5 years old will have used 5,500 nappies, which costs £1400 or £33.40 per month. Every day we throw away 8 million nappies a day. That’s a massive 3 Billion nappies thrown into
Choose your timing wisely. Start any time of the year. Don’t compare your child to any other – we are all different. Let them choose their own potty/toilet trainer seat. Let your toddler set the space. Keep to a routine as much as possible. Let the nursery school and family know you are potty training.
Let’s get ready for school! September will be here before we know it and with the start of a new term. If you’re little one is due to start this year it can seem like a huge change for both them and you! To help you manage the start of this massive milestone here are
AJ’S Holidays Tips with Toddlers It’s that time of year where we look to head off on our family holiday but sometimes the idea of heading abroad with a toddler can make even the calmest of parents a bag of nerves. Here are some of my tried and tested tips and tricks that will make
As a mum of three, I’m always trying to keep track of what my children are doing, including how they are using the internet and the various social media apps but how can we be assured that what they are doing is safe? There are so many stories in the news currently discussing the downfalls
Being a young mum of only 22 years old, I really had to learn things the hard way when my children were born. There was no such thing as forums, internet, Facebook etc. I was the only one in my group of friends to have a baby, so sometimes I felt very alone and while
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