Potty training at Disney...need advice

[AnaheimGirl]

Please remember no posting a website that is an add to buy something.

Hmm, I was going to post an "I'm sorry, I was just trying to describe the product", but then I realized you are not listed as a moderator for this board, and this is only your second post, so I'm unsure why you are taking it upon yourself to post such a "reminder".

 

[stacy6552]

Bring a full change of clothes with you into the parks each day. You never kow when a ride will break down and you'll be stuck for half an hour (yes, personal experience here) and its upwards of $60 to replace a shirt, shorts and underwear at the parks.

 

[sara74]

1. Sounds like the pull ups won't be such a setback from other's experiences. It would also make for a much less stressful trip! Go and enjoy! Kids are so much more resilient than we give them credit for!

2. I agree with the one poster that listed references as to the relative # of germs in public places - I am surprised that so few people seemed to pay attention to this info. Germs are everywhere and the things that are likely to make you sick are not always what you think. I think we are preprogrammed to think of potty germs as 'germier' than other places, they're not.

3. To the new Diser that reminded someone of the rule to not post links to websites selling things. You had every right to do that. I would bet that this poster actually read all the rules and regulations and being new remembers them. The fact that they have only posted a few times doesn't mean they haven't been lurking for ages or that the rules don't apply to other people.
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