We've been trying to get Joie interested in the potty. But I think we're going about it the wrong way.
She uses it more for a toy then a learning tool. She pulls it apart and stuffs it with blankets and toys.
I read on one of those parent-type magazines that it's best to put the potty in the living room so the little ones can get used to using it. But again, I think we're going about it the wrong way....
This morning Joie decided to wear the green ring around her head. I'm convinced we're going about potty training the wrong way - the ring sorta got stuck, she kinda panicked, and we had to twist and tug to get the ring off.
Help!!! I need some better suggestions.
Today was a VERY FUN day playing outside. First Daddy took me on a tractor ride, before my nap. Then Mommy and Daddy helped me fly my Fairy Kite. But it was too hard to take pictures, so you'll just have to enjoy the tractor pics today.
We've been trying to get Joie interested in the potty. But I think we're going about it the wrong way.
I read on one of those parent-type magazines that it's best to put the potty in the living room so the little ones can get used to using it. But again, I think we're going about it the wrong way....
because she just can't seem to kick the green sniffles and coughing. And she's been telling us she doesn't feel good. She opens her mouth, points inside, then does the sign-language for pain/hurt. At first we figures she either was teething with molars or had a sore throat. It turns out she has an ear infection - her first. Poor baby. She's been a real trooper through it all, though. And we found out today that her doctor is half Chinese. How lucky could we get. No wonder he seems so fond of her.
We just got home from the doctor's office. Mom and Dad made a special bed on the couch for me to rest.
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