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Tuesday Toddler Tales~Potty Training


Jackson officially started potty training yesterday. He's been going in the potty on and off since 18 months but we were waiting for him to know the sensation before we really got serious. Can I just say that potty training, although Jackson is doing great, is exhausting! Anyway, I've been asking or taking him to the potty about every thirty minutes. It was about that time yesterday when I decided to give him a piggy back ride downstairs. Well, you can guess what happened next. That's right. The kid peed on me! I felt that wet sensation as we were descending and couldn't get down the stairs fast enough. I think I will be refraining from piggy back rides until he is officially trained!
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Becca said…
Hang in there! When Andrew was first training, every time his Daddy would come home he would pee. I started to think he must be part toy poodle or something, you know how those little dogs pee when the get excited. This post made me LOL. Good Luck!
August 5, 2008 at 9:59 AM
Tyne said…
Yes! potty training is sooo exhausting! They go from being self sufficient to needing us all the time. I hear it gets better, I'm still waiting :) I love the potty accident stories though they are priceless!!!!
August 5, 2008 at 10:53 AM
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