Katelee has been potty-trained during the daytime since last January, but I haven't really pushed the nighttime potty training. She is such a long and deep sleeper, and frankly, I didn't want to mess with that. But about a month ago I forgot to put a diaper on her at nighttime. And she woke up dry! So we have experimented a little lately with no diapers at nighttime, with mixed success. For awhile, it was about a 50% chance that her bedding would be dry in the morning. (Are you kidding? I can't even keep up with the usual laundry!) But, the last two nights she has woken in the middle of the night and gone into the bathroom on her own. I am so thrilled! Hooray!
Also, I finished making those little pumpkins I mentioned in a previous post, and they were so fun! I love them; they make me smile. Here's a picture of how they look:
Fall is definitely in the air here in Denver today. It's chilly and overcast and promising rain, and I love it!
they look cute! I'm always impressed with the amount of stuff you seem to get done--I wish I were more like that. So, I'm potty training Tyler right now (for real this time) and it's been the easiest potty training in the history of man. And I don't think I'm going to mess with nighttime soon either. So good for you!
ReplyDeleteWay too cute!! So how did you make them? I would love to make some for our family!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute I wish I was ambitious enough to do that. Horray for Katelee, Brig is still wet most night so I know how exciting it is for them to be dry.
ReplyDeleteSo, I saw these on Ucreate and thought i might give 'em a go as well. Yours turned out super cute. I especially like the dark brown and green ones. Kinda funny, but on another craft blog, I saw a small waterproff sheet wrap that you put on night time potty training beds. I'll have to see if I can find it again and send you the link. But, maybe you don't need it if things continue to "go" well. Get it "go"? Oh, I crack myself up!:)
ReplyDeleteI love your pumpkins, they're stinkin cute.
ReplyDeleteI hope when my kids are older I can do fun things with them, like make pumpkins and "bird" seed feeders.
Jennifer, your talent is endless! I'm so jealous. Great job. :)
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