Ahh potty training. A definite stressful time for parents, a big step for children and something that requires much patience. Potty training my first born (now 10) was trying, Zoe (now 5) was simple. All it took for her was a potty chart, some bribery with M&Ms and lots of hugs & kisses. Gavyn was another story and wanted nothing to do with the large bowl of water that could possibly swallow his bottom. The first time he went, he refused to flush, running out of the bathroom as quick as possible. Zoe however, was ecstatic, all smiles and thrilled with her success!
Do you have a first flush moment with potty training? If so Pull-Ups wants you to share your toddlers potty training successes’ and reward big kid success with the First Flush Moments Sweepstakes.
First Flush Moments Sweepstakes
-Beginning today, January 14, 2013, visit Facebook.com/Pull-Ups and upload an image or story documenting your child’s first flush celebratory moment, whether it’s a cheer, a smile or high-five
-Submissions can be in the format of a photo or a story (100 words or less)
-Up to 100 photos will be randomly selected and displayed in Times Square on a billboard Jan. 29, 2013 (Photos will be chosen for the billboard by January 22)
-One lucky family will win the ultimate Grand Prize – an all-expenses-paid trip to a world-famous Orlando getaway to be selected on March 13, 2013
While visiting Pull-Ups on Facebook be sure to checkout all the informative tools including the Pull-Ups Big Kid app and the first flush celebration kit that is free and includes printable badges, confetti, potty party hat and photo frames. Choice of Buzz or Rapunzel.
Are you in the process of potty training your big kid? Remember when your child shows interest it is time to start. Stay positive, keep a schedule to encourage your child it is time to go potty and stay calm. Go on a shop with your child and let them pick out their big kid underwear, get them involved. Potty training doesn’t have to be this dreadful experience, make it fun for your child!
Enter the Pull-Ups First Flush Moments Sweepstakes.
DisclosurePull-Ups product received for my participation, all opinions 100% my own
I had the complete opposite experience! My son was so easy to potty train but my daughter took forever, she just didn’t want to take the time out from playing and would never go when she was supposed to! Eventually of course she was trained but it was such an ordeal!
I’m so glad I’m done with potty training LOL!
This just reminded me how happy I am that both of my boys can wipe their own butts now