This is what we have been doing this past week. I never thought the day would come when she would go on the potty. With Weston it was a lot easier. We showed him how to do it. He didn't like it at first, but then a few days later realized he wanted to. All history from there. Analee on the other hand is a different story. We showed her about 3 mos. ago how to do it hoping she would do the same as Weston or better. I also was hopeful because I have heard that girls seem to do better in that department. Anyways, it has been quite a week. From cold baths to sticker charts to potty training dolls to bribing to begging to competition, etc., etc., we have tried everything and we can finally say that she is potty trained. Hopefully, she will continue to stay that way. Please pray for us! Okay, I'm being a little dramatic, but when you are bribing a kid with candy and watching a movie, etc. do you ever hear them say "I don't like candy!" or "I don't like to watch movies!". Have you ever heard a kid say that they would rather have a cold bath then go on the potty? Well, I have. So, once again, we have witnessed a miracle. Yeah!
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Look at her go! haha. I have many things to look forward to, and your already a pro!
Okay, I'm jealous. Avery is completely and utterly resistant to potty training. No interest whatsoever, no matter what enticements I offer. Good job Analee! And an even better job to you, Staci, for enduring and succeeding!
Congrats--it's a wonderful feeling, huh?!
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