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BabyLove Training Pants Review & Giveaway

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Baby Love Training Pants Review & Giveaway

Do the words "Toilet Training" make you want to run and hide? As much as the thought of a baby out of nappies is a great one, the actual process of toilet training can be daunting. I've previously shared some of my Favourite Toilet Training Tips and Resources, and today I am sharing a review of the BabyLove Training Pants (there's also a chance to win some too!).

For the last 2 weeks I have been testing the BabyLove Training Pants, and the results are in! I have been very impressed with these and have already added them to this week's shopping list. If you don't know the difference between pull ups and training pants, don't be embarrassed - I didn't either! The key difference is the "feel wet" liner which helps your toddler learn the difference between wet and dry. It's the final step of the toilet training process. babylove training pants
Thanks to the feel wet liner, within days, my toddler was indicating that she wanted to change her nappy more often (great!) and was using the toilet herself a little bit more than she had been. In the past I've found some brands of pull up style nappies have leaked, however we tested two packets of these and had no leakages at all. The BabyLove training pants are definitely a step in the right direction towards toilet training and with the new Charlie and Lola designs, they're a hit with the kids too!

WIN 1 of 2 BabyLove Training Pants Prize Packs!
Each prize consists of 4 x Training Pants Packs in your choice of size (12-18kg or 16kg+)

This competition has now ended. Congratulations to Kathryn and Evelyn who were our lucky winners

To enter leave a comment below sharing your best toilet training tip.

*Australian residents only. Ends 22 Feb 2016

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Catherine Augunas

Sunday 21st of February 2016

Wait until they show signs of readiness and ensure they are drinking plenty of water to avoid constipation. It can be a stressful time for everyone involved, so lots of P's: patience, praise and positivity help too.

paula harris

Wednesday 17th of February 2016

Don't try it too early. Try prompting them to use the potty/toilet instead of waiting until its too late. Try to sit them on the loo (I know it sounds weird) and whistle (at the same low pitch).....it will make them pee!!! Believe me, it works hahaha

Evelyn Hubbard

Monday 15th of February 2016

My best tip is to be patient and use a rewards system! My youngest does well some days but not so well other days, but keeping reminding her of getting a sticker for even the smallest of steps (such as noticed she's wet, washing her hands, letting me know she needs to go etc) keeps her motivated! Also, don't get angry or make them feel ashamed if they have an accident. Every child is different and some train easier than others, and praise goes a long way!

Kathryn C

Monday 15th of February 2016

My tip for toilet training would be dress them in clothes that are easy to take off. Nothing worse than a pair of jeans with a stubborn button or track pants with a draw cord that needs to be undone. And always praise,praise and praise ☺️☺️☺️

Peta Butler

Monday 15th of February 2016

Having special toys and books that you can only play with or read when on the toilet. Encourages our little man to sit on the toilet, which can be the first big hurdle to overcome