- The Parent Pit Stop - Parent Porch
- Posts
- Frustrated with Potty Training?
Frustrated with Potty Training?
Maybe your kid has constipation...
In partnership with
🌞 Hey Parent!
Ready to shake up your inbox with some potty talk? Don't worry, we're keeping it PG (Parental Guidance, that is)!
Here's what we've got today:
Ever tried sticking to a routine while on vacay? One dad did, and boy, did it cause a stir we are also dishing the dirt on childhood constipation (yeah, we went there).
Got a funny potty training story? Hit reply and share – we might feature it next week!
For Your Parent Pit Stop Today:
Reddit dad asks if he’s wrong for sticking to his daughter’s potty training routine on vacation
Is Your Child Struggling with Constipation?
PARENTING HACK: The Potty Timer
PORCH IDEA: Relaxation and Hydration Station
QUICK QUESTION for you
LET’S TAKE A MOMENT TO TALK ABOUT
When one of our reader’s daughters was dealing with constant stomach cramps and indigestion, they felt overwhelmed. Then, they discovered Begin Health, and it was a game-changer. Their products are gentle and natural, making it easy to incorporate them into their daily routine. Their daughter felt relief, and they felt more at peace knowing they were supporting her health with a trustworthy solution.
Discover how Begin Health can help your family too!
Is Your Child Struggling with Constipation?
PARENTING HACK
The Potty Timer
Help your child develop a regular bathroom routine by using a potty timer. Set a timer to go off every 1-2 hours as a reminder for your child to try using the bathroom. This helps prevent accidents and encourages regular bowel movements, which can be particularly helpful for children dealing with constipation. Make it fun by letting your child choose a timer sound or a small reward for successful trips to the potty.
PORCH IDEA
Relaxation and Hydration Station
Set up a cozy corner on your porch with comfortable seating and calming activities to help your child relax, which can aid in relieving constipation. Include a small table with a variety of hydrating drinks like infused water or herbal tea, which can help promote regular bowel movements. Add some books or a portable music player with soothing tunes to create a tranquil environment.
This setup encourages your child to take a break, stay hydrated, and relax, all of which can contribute to better digestive health.
Quick Question…
Quirky question, but do you know how often your kid poops? |
SPONSOR US
Want To Showcase Your Product or Services in front of over 300K+ Millenial Parents?
Our newsletter is read by thousands of parents and guardians around the world. Get in touch today.
FEEDBACK
If you have specific feedback or anything interesting you’d like to share, please let us know by replying to this email