Skip to main content

Foldable Potty Seat!! (Sneak Peek at My Review)

I am just so excited about this, I had to go ahead and give y'all a sneak peek!  I will be conducting a full review later, but I just have to share a little bit with you all NOW!  

I recently got a foldable potty seat, from My Precious Kid, to replace my non-foldable potty seat I've been sporting around in a plastic reusable shopping bag for the last three weeks.  The order was finalized on Wednesday, June 8 and arrived today (Monday, June 13) via regular ol' USPS.  
Good-bye bulky potty seat!
Hello, foldable potty seat!
You'll fit nicely in my daughter's bag!  :o)

I must admit: I am quite impressed.  Not only with the speediness of the order, but with the product as well.  Although my husband and I hadn't planned on venturing out tonight, I insisted we go somewhere, just to try it out!  We ended up eating at Target (my love!), and -low and behold!- my little monkey had to go potty.  (Never have I been more excited to hear her utter those words in public!!)  In short, it was such a pleasant experience to tote in a very portable potty seat, and throw it back in the bag when we were done.

...now if only I can find a product to keep her from TOUCHING EVERYTHING in the public bathrooms....?  (Duct tape her hands together, perhaps?)

If you're in the market for anything potty-training related, I highly recommend you check out My Precious Kid -- the owner, Kay, is the guru on all things potty training, and all things related to child safety.  While you're at it, go "like" MPK on Facebook -- there's always lively discussions concerning child-related matters.  :o)

Labels:

Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 13, 2011 at 10:45 PM

    That's awesome! We just traveled for our summer vacation and airport bathrooms are the worst. That sure would have come in handy! LOL @ keeping their hands from touching anything else in bathroom!! I must say "don't touch, don't touch" like a broken record from the moment we step inside a public restroom. What has worked for me is to play a game with my toddlers. I have them put their hands on their tummies and tell them to keep them there til we are all done. Most of the time it works!

    ReplyDelete
  2. Barbara BurnsJune 13, 2011 at 10:59 PM

    Agreed! I continue to tell her, "remember, when we're not at home, we don't touch ANYTHING in the bathroom. Are we at home? Nooo!" (very dramatically, because, well, that's my style!)

    I also try to keep her occupied and entertained as well. But, unfortunately, a toddler's spontaneity and brisk curiosity will win out almost every time! :o)

    But that's why we always carry sanitizing wipes with us, too!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Got something to say? Please gently speak your mind. AFM loves hearing from readers. :o)

Popular posts from this blog

(Shhh.... Sneaky) Sloppy Joes

Want to bulk up a simple classic with some veggies?  Try my Sneaky Sloppy Joes. Sauté some onions, garlic (two staples I put in just about any skillet dish), finely diced squash, finely chopped spinach.  You can also add finely diced carrots, bell peppers of assorted colors, brocolli, and whatever else you can sneak in to the pan!  I do all this before browning the ground turkey.  Then, prepare as you normally would, whether your sloppy joe sauce is canned, enveloped, or made-from-scratch (c'mon!). I've been packing mine with extra veggies for over a year, and no one is none the wiser.  Yet. (Please don't show this to my family...  please?) This recipe is also posted under my Big Oven account.  :o)
1 comment
Read more

Ditching the Sponge

Ditching the Sponge This summer I accomplished something I once thought unthinkable: I gave up the sponge.  It was a gripping addiction, harder to kick than a nasty nicotine habit.   ...a habit that had the ability to spar k the silliest of arguments amongst even the best of   roomies.  Right, SwimBikeMom ?  :P  But once again, I digress; that's a blog for another day. Perhaps a tad  OCD, I was one of *those* people who had a sponge designated for various parts of the kitchen: one for the floor, one for the counters, and another one for dishes.  I knew for quite some time that sponges were a breeding ground for all things disgusting; however, I was not keen on the idea of using paper towels, or other disposable products -- I had  to find a GREEN alternative to sponges.
Post a Comment
Read more

Unit Price, Unit Price, Unit Price!!!

I have discovered that many people do not take unit price in to account when attempting to shop savvily.  (Did I just make up a new word?!!)  So for my fellow frugal shoppers, or my frugal-shoppers-in-training, let me explain the value in knowing the unit price of an item you wish to purchase, or are pondering purchasing. What the heck is a unit price??
Post a Comment
Read more