When a child fails to night potty train, it creates a stressful situation for all involved. As parents, you are probably tired of changing soiled sheets or shelling out for disposable nighttime training pants. As for your child, he or she may feel discouraged and embarrassed by their ongoing bedwetting and fearful that friends may find out. They may also feel left out when they can’t participate in overnight activities such as sleepovers. Fortunately, there are a number of alarms...

If you have a child, you’ve probably been involved in pajama wars in one form or another. You want them to wear the flannel two-piece set because it’s getting chilly outside, but they’re stuck on the summer PJs with their favorite cartoon character. Or maybe they just don’t want to get out of that fuzzy pink onesie—even when it’s time to board the bus for school! (Pixabay / candice_rose) Pajama wars aside, though, seeing your kids in their favorite PJs...

Parenting is full of joys, but for most of us, potty training isn’t one of them. It’s stressful, frustrating (because you’re entirely dependent on someone else’s will), and you have no idea how long it might take! Please know that! Days? Weeks? Months? Anything is possible. Since every child is different, there’s no method that works across the board—no matter what well-intentioned potty training gurus may say. What most people can agree on, however, is that there are some mistakes...

Lots is said of the Potty Training in Three Days Method. While much of it undoubtedly falls in-line with what we believe to be Potty Training best practices, below is a list of our 'Yes, Absolutely!' to-do's, and also some areas in which a bit of personalization is recommended to help set your kiddo up for potty-training success - and a lot less stress for you! :)  Take a read below and let us know what your favorite tips and tricks are!...