mrswongtuition:Tks for the tip!
Go to those medical supplies stores that sell wheelchairs & stuff. It's cheaper. I buy mine from there. $5 for 20pcs (small ard 17\" by 28\"). The larger ones are more exp, around $0.50 per pc.
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RE: How to toilet train children
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RE: How to toilet train children
ZacK:
It's really a leap of faith when we decide to let our little ones go diaperless ... I guess for DS1, the constant reminder especially before he sleeps kind of sinks into his subconscious. He also hates the wet PJ feeling so maybe that did the trick for him too. I was surprised a few times towards the end of the first mth, that he would wake up on his own accord, switch the toilet lights, pee, off the lights and go back to bed without any assistance.
My girl's been sleeping w/o diaper for her afternoon naps since she was 3+. will start with the pep talk and encourage her, and start going diaperless at night next week. Tks ! -
RE: How to toilet train children
ZacK:
what's interesting is that my boy who's turning 4 in Nov will wake up with a dry diaper once in a while, even tho he drinks 180ml of milk before sleeping every night. It's my 5+ girl who has a wet diaper when she doesn't take in fluids before sleeping..... ?
DS1 will be 6yrs old next week... Managed to wean him off diapers some months back:
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Noted that your boy only had a couple of accidents. hmmm, do boys hv better bladder control ?
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RE: How to toilet train children
Tks ZacK. Yes I do remember those blue disposable ones used after delivery (tks for the memories ha ha !). And tks for the other tips too
Tks schellen, so the cloth/plastic backing type really does exist. I heard abt it but when i enquired at the dept store, the sales staff just gave me a blank look...... will look around, but will probably start with the disposable ones as suggested by ZacK. The motivation will be for her not to wet her fav hello kitty bedspread
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RE: How to toilet train children
Hi,
Iโm going to start to wean my girl off wearing diaper at night. Sheโs 5+, but always wakes up with a wet diaper even though she goes to the toilet before she sleeps (9pm) and her last drink of water is like 1.5hrs before sleeping.
Is there such a thing as a waterproof mattress cover? Which I can put over her mattress so that any accidents will not be absorbed into the mattress? I donโt mean the normal mattress protector which is also absorbant, like the mattress.
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RE: [Jurong East] Primary Schools
Hi,
A fren told me that there's been quite a fair bit of teacher turnover at Fuhua in recent years. And this is a worrying sign as the teachers may not have ownership if they are the \"I don't intend to stay here long anyway\" mentality.
Has anyone heard sth like this?
I'm registering my child at Ph 2C Supplementary tmr....... *bite nails*....