One of the most common questions we get asked is about children who don’t want to poo on the toilet and instead ask for a nappy to poo in. This is very common and can be distressing for the parent and child as sometimes it leads to stool withholding and constipation. If your child doesn’t
Parents often tell us that they wished they started potty training earlier, or later depending on if their child was ready to potty train or not. Unfortunately, it’s the way of life though, that we have to find these things out for ourselves. We asked Lauren from The Parenting Chapter to share some of her parenting
By guest blogger Rhian Harris, From Tum to Mum I recently wrote about how a new baby can affect your child’s toileting habits. After looking into it a little bit, it seems quite common that a new arrival, or other significant change in the home environment, can be unsettling for a young child
By guest blogger Rhian Harris, From Tum to Mum When my daughter was 20 months old, she started to exhibit the signs of readiness to potty train. She hated nappy changes, would tell me when she had filled one, was physically and verbally able, and had taken an interest in the potty. At first,
Judith Hough and Diane Titterton Judith Hough and Diane Titterton have worked in the potty training industry for a combined twenty years. In that time they have developed and launched Dry Like Me potty training pads, which are now sold nationwide through major supermarkets plus online throughout Europe and the USA. Dry Like Me A
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