This week the posts about toddlers really jumped out at me. Maybe it’s because I live with one. Anyway, all 4 of these are awesome posts that I hope you’ll enjoy.
1. Top 5 Things To do with Toddlers You Won’t Regret – Domesblissity. I love this post so much! A wonderful reminder to treasure the toddler years, they go by so fast!
2. How My Twins Potty Trained Themselves – Caution! Twins at Play. We’ve been thinking about when and how to potty train J. This post really helped me sit back and relax about potty training.
3. Racing Stripes – Twodaloo. Speaking of the potty, this is a humor post about poop. Because what parent of a toddler doesn’t have to deal with a bit of poop? It’s really funny, but not for those with a weak stomach!
4. The Power of 100 – Prickly Mom. Didn’t I feature her last week? Either way, I love this post about how one Mom handled a tough situation with a little counting. It may not be totally geared toward toddlers, but would totally work for them too!
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Thanks for another shout-out! Just to add my two cents about potty training: I had my little guy sitting on the potty chair and "trying"--you know, all that stressful stuff--he'd sit, but never go. Then one day, out of the blue, he just said, "I want to go potty in the toilet!" (He was 3.25 at that point.) He went that first time, standing up just like his brother, and that was pretty much IT!! After the ordeal training my older son, this was like a MIRACLE! So I say, if you can ease up on beating yourself up over having a non-potty trained 3-yo for a while, just wait for it!
ReplyDeleteAww, thanks for featuring my stinky little post! I'm glad others can get a chance to laugh at my pain ;) Seriously, though, this is a great idea for a party and I will keep on reading and contributing when I have something worth sharing!
ReplyDeleteTwodaloo!
Stephanie
Thanks again for featuring my post. I hope your readers enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteAnne @ Domesblissity xx
Thank you for featuring my post!!
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