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How to Take the Ick Out of Potty Training (Giveaway!)

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Any parent will tell you that one of the many joys of this job includes having to deal with lots and lots of poo and pee. There’s just no nice way to put it, people. You’ll be wiping it off bottoms for YEARS. Potty training, for this reason, is a very exciting time for many parents. You are inching your way toward freedom from this job (sort of…you still have to do a LOT of teaching about how to wipe, but that’s a topic for another post…).

However, potty training is also sort of gross, because if you have one of those potty seats, which we used and highly recommend, you have to deal with what has been deposited there every day. Multiple times a day. You dump, you flush, and then you have to wipe. It’s pretty nasty. But what choice do you have?

You actually DO have a choice, as it turns out! There’s a fantastic ECO-FRIENDLY product on the market called ToddleGreen Flushable Potty Liners, and oh my goodness I wish they had been around while Darah was potty training.

ToddleGreen is the very first flushable potty liner, designed specifically for toddler potty chairs.

eco-friendly flushable liners that fit over child potty training seats

Yes, you really and truly can flush the liner! It is 100% biodegradable, water-soluble, non-toxic and sewer/septic safe. This is in sharp contrast to plastic, which can take between 500-1000 years to decompose.

You will save yourself SO much time by using these liners. You don’t have to clean, scrub or sanitize the potty chair after each use. Let me tell you, based on my experience with potty training, that is one chore I would be DELIGHTED to take off my daily to do list! ToddleGreen products can be purchased for $11.95 on the site’s website or on Amazon.

flushable potty liners

 

Win it!: One lucky Stuff Parents Need reader will win a box of ToddleGreen Potty Liners!

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Be sure to enter my other current giveaways, found on the sidebar of my page.

Thanks to ToddleGreen for sponsoring this post and giveaway. All thoughts and opinions expressed here are strictly my own. 

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  15. My least favorite chore is folding the laundry. Grrrrr, I rather do anything then sit there trying to find matches for socks (that don’t exist).

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  19. The floor! I keep just about everything else very clean, but I really hate sweeping, mopping and running the vac. Thank heavens for Roomba! We got one as a gift!

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  44. As we’re in the midst of potty training two littles right now cleaning the bathroom is definitely right up there on my list of least favorite things to do. That and LAUNDRY.

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