Potty training

My daughter became very interested in the potty and having no nappy on.
We have now gone 2 days with no accidents. We have stayed local to home and near a potty /toilet.
Tomorrow shes at nursery 8 am -5 pm do i risk it and just pack extra clothes or should I take her in a nappy?

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Yeah definitely just let them know and ask them to remind her. As a nursery nurse i welcome this. Just dont be disheartened if she has an accident or 2 and now you've got thus far don't go back. Just please remember a spare set of shoes and socks have alot of parents bringing trousers and underwear but the socks and shoes get wet aswell x

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I wouldn’t go back to a nappy if I were you. We did this started my little girl on a Monday and she was at nursery later that week. We explained she didn’t have any accidents and packed her extra clothes and just asked for a nappy during a nap time (whilst she was still learning) we are 2 months in now and she has had 3 accidents in total and 2 were at nursery (I think they get busy and forget). But I’d stick with it as accidents are inevitable but it’ll help keep things consistent atleast x

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