Potty training

I would suggest doing it over the timescale of maybe a week where you don’t leave the house, and I know you said about using the toilet but for us when I potty trained my daughter, it was super handy to use a potty for ease when we were in different rooms etc
I would also highly suggest if you haven’t already investing in a carry potty for when you go out and about, it has been a life saver many a time!🤣
I started off having her bottom half naked for a day or two so she got the feeling and gradually added knickers for a morning or an afternoon and progressed to a full day. (Just what worked for us!) I found she got so tired during potty training because it’s a lot mentally to take on for them, so I didn’t push it too much. She ended up being dry during the day after a week x

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We loosely followed oh crap. A few days (more like 5 or 6 in the end!!) of bottomless (no pants or leggings), then introduced leggings for going out, after a week or so of success with leggings we introduced pants. We faced a lot of resistance in the beginning and when we went out the house and took the pressure off thats when it clicked. We do a lot of this then that communication now, go for a wee and we can have a snack...its a real balance between prompting and letting them be independent with it for us.

Thank you. And do they wear nappies for naps? I have 3 full days at home followed by 2 nursery days so what to do about the car seat and trying to protect it from accident on the nursery run?

We wore nappies for naps at the beginning but they were always dry so stopped fairly quickly. We had one naptime accident when she was poorly. We do go for wees before naps. We do have nappies for nighttime. For us she learnt to hold it really quickly so no issues with nursery run assuming it's close by but we do have a carry potty so could stop anywhere if needed.