Before you read the following funny conversation you should probably know that –
\n1. We have been accident-free for well over a week now, A. is doing great with the potty! (Still use a pull-up at night, though.)<\/p>\n
2. We have a heating vent right next to the toilet in the bathroom downstairs. It is really nice on chilly mornings.<\/p>\n
3. Yes, it has been chilly enough for a heater (at least in the mornings) this week, even in California.<\/p>\n
Oh, and also, if a toddler who just stripped all of her pjs and pull-up off and says “have to go potteeee” while running to the bathroom, you should stop reading your email and follow her in there. Pronto.<\/p>\n
A: Mommy. I need hep <\/em>(help). Pleeease. Need hep. (As I’m walking through the playroom, is that water I can hear? Think to myself, “maybe she used the stool and got up on the toilet by herself.” See as I come into bathroom, that is not <\/strong>the case. She is standing right next to the toilet looking horrified as she pees down her leg, on the floor. Quickly put her up on the toilet.)<\/p>\n M: I’m so sorry, honey. It’s okay, that is Mommy’s fault for not getting in here faster. (I must say this to them all the time, it is our mantra around here, “It’s okay. Don’t worry.) A: Mommy, you clean up my pee-pee? She had her foot in front of the heater and was “drying” it off.<\/p>\n A perfeckly creem foot. It’s okay. Don’t worry.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Before you read the following funny conversation you should probably know that – 1. We have been accident-free for well over a week now, A. is doing great with the potty! (Still use a pull-up at night, though.) 2. We … Continue reading
\nM: Okay, A. I’m coming.<\/em><\/p>\n
\nA: Is okay, Mommy. Don’t worry. <\/em><\/p>\n
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\nM: Yes, I am. Hold on just a second and I’ll clean you up, too.
\nA: Is okay, Mommy. I dry my own foot. Yook <\/em>(Look)! Is all nice an dry and creem <\/em>(clean)! That’s perfeck <\/em>(perfect)!<\/em><\/p>\n