Carry potty etiquette?
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Definitely get it out when needed 😁. Anyone who is a parent will understand, and anyone who isn't has no business having an opinion. I have seen lots of people using them e.g. in parks etc Better that than an accident imho
@Allie 😂😂 yeah! It’s a split decision, especially as he was the one saying potty 😭! The fact that I’ve never seen one being used is a good thing, probably haven’t cared enough to notice
@Hannah 😂😂 that’s true! I think maybe I haven’t seen one about being used because I haven’t cared to pay attention/look.
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I get mine out all the time.. I'll try to find any little corner or place with as much privacy as possible, stand in front of my daughter, and get her on the potty. It's either that or you'll have her pee everywhere because toddlers can't hold it when they say they need to go 💁🏻♀️👧🏼😅
Definitely get it out when needed people really aren’t fussed and they can’t hold it long you don’t want to end in an accident and possibly knock their confidence x
Get it out when needed but also try covering them for privacy. Although I wouldn’t whip it out in a food place because there is already toilets close by. Park, train, a walk outdoors, library & Asda I just try cover my daughter by standing in front or putting the pram infront of her
Following because I was wondering the same 😅 We took it on like a 5 minute walk the first time leaving the house after two days naked from the waist down inside. My husband went into the shop while I was outside with toddler, baby, and dog. Of course at that moment I hear, ‘I need potty mummy!’ Felt so awkward even though no one was around but I pulled his pants down and stuck him on. Thank goodness he didn’t actually go bc I have no clue where I would have emptied it