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2 in 1 Waterproof PUL Training Pants by Potty Scotty

2 in 1 Waterproof PUL Training Pants by Potty Scotty
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Regular price: $9.95
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These Potty Scotty - 2 in 1 WATERPROOF PUL Potty Training Pants are ideal if you are worried about accidents making a big mess and leaking everywhere.

Our new and improved 2 in 1 Training Pants are not only a superior product - but an incredible value! We challenge you to find a similar product for the same price anywhere!

The 2 in 1 Waterproof PUL Training Pants by Potty Scotty feature:

  • Stretchy lycra bindings around the legs and tummy for a comfortable and customized fit
  • Designed to fit loosely so that it is easy for toddlers to put on and take off with ease by themselves
  • Outer layer is Waterproof PUL fabric wich is soft polyester knit on the outside and an interior layer of super strong and durable waterproof laminate
  • Super Absorbent Center layer - to absorb and contain the accident.
  • Inner layer is 100% cotton that is so soft against a toddlers's skin but will feel uncomfortable when wet, so it will encourage your toddler to keep his pants dry!





Here is some interesting info we found at Parenting.com

Potty Training Problems to Watch For

Constipation. Sometimes children will hold in bowel movements rather than go in the potty. When they do, the stool gets drier and harder, and more difficult to squeeze out. This makes pooping painful, which can make the child even more hesitant to do it. To avoid this, make sure your child's diet includes plenty of fiber. If he's really holding stool in for a long time, it may be a sign that you should let him poop in a diaper for now.

Urinary-tract infections (UTIs). These can occur when your child's not urinating regularly enough, or because of poor hygiene (usually in girls -- make sure you stress wiping from front to back from the start!). Prevent UTIs by making sure that your child gets plenty of fluids and doing the wiping yourself (or having a trusted grownup do it) for the first few months.

Potty Training Problems to Watch For ,By Dr. Claire McCarthy, Parenting