Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:3 year old DS has not yet started potty training, as I'm due with our second by the end of the month-early Dec. and frankly have had zero willingness to pursue potty training while he's clearly not showing any signs of readiness.
His daycare started last week asking that we send along pull-ups--not because they're delving into potty training him, but she said they want to 'practice readiness'...?
I'm completely fine with sending them, if it's what they want. But my question is, should we be switching him to wearing pull-ups at home as well, so he's in them full time? Is there some kind of benefit?
I'd planned on continuing to use his regular diapers at home, because we have a ton left still that were given to us by a family member that no longer needed them recently. But, are we causing confusing by having DS be in pull-ups at daycare, and diapers at home? WWYD here?
Pull ups are diapers. Use what you have at home.
Pull ups are made to allow the child to feel uncomfortable in wet diapers. Daycare is probably already doing group toileting, so junior will also be asked to sit on the potty when everyone else does. You go back to diapers at night because they have better absorbency, and most people agree that “night training” isn’t really effective.
OP, let daycare help you out and do what they ask. I find it odd that a NT three year old shows no signs of readiness.