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03/26/2026

One of my favorite times of year with young children! Are you stomping puzzles is the best! ☂️

11/21/2025

✨ BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEAR! ✨

The Montessori Nanny Training Course is now $99 (regularly $189) but ONLY until November 30th!

If you’re a nanny, au pair, caregiver, or a family with young children and a caregiver, this is YOUR moment to invest in professional growth without breaking the bank.

🌟 What makes this course special?

You’ll learn directly from a Montessori-trained instructor who understands the real-world challenges of working with children and families. No fluff, just practical techniques you can use immediately.

Here’s what you get:
→ 4 weeks of comprehensive training
→ Interactive workbook with checklists & activities
→ Certificate upon completion
→ 10 professional development hours (perfect for your resume!)
→ 6 MONTHS of access so you can learn at your pace
→ Proven strategies for supporting independence, creativity, and natural exploration

Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, this course will transform how you approach your work with children ages 0-6.

⏰ This $90 discount ends November 30. That’s basically what you earn in 2 hours of work, but the skills you gain will benefit your entire career.

Link in bio to enroll! 👆 Drop a ❓below if you have questions

11/19/2025

Our favorites are 50% off! Whether you are potty learning at home or in your school program, THESE are the underwear! (Not sponsored content) https://www.hannaandersson.com/girls-clothing-underwear/58660-4PX.html?dwvar_58660-4PX_color=4PX

08/07/2025

Preparing Your Child for Different Bathroom Experiences
School bathrooms are different from home - and that’s okay! Here’s how to prepare your child for success in any environment.
School-Specific Skills Your Child Needs:
🔹 Uses different toilets (not just familiar home bathroom)
🔹 Comfortable with regular-sized toilets and step stools
🔹 Can participate in scheduled bathroom breaks
🔹 Handles bathroom routine within reasonable time (5-10 minutes)
🔹 Follows bathroom expectations without adult entertainment
How to Practice:
✅ Visit public restrooms regularly - let go of germaphobia fears
✅ Practice using different toilets at friends’ houses, stores, restaurants
✅ Use a regular toilet with step stool rather than potty chair
✅ Practice timed bathroom breaks: “We’re going to the bathroom before we leave”
✅ Don’t entertain your child while they sit on the toilet
Start Small: Begin with short outings to build confidence, then gradually increase time away from home.
Key Point: Your child needs to learn that bathrooms exist everywhere and they can use them successfully!
Great parenting happens everywhere - including in preparing for new environments! Check out our downloadable School-ready checklist - link in bio

08/06/2025

The Problem: Your older child (3+ years) seems resistant to potty learning despite your efforts.
Why This Happens:
Older children are more socially aware and may need a different approach. They’re also adjusting to completely new expectations after years of using diapers.
What To Do:
✅ Approach this as a normal expectation, not something extraordinary
✅ Use a regular toilet with a step stool rather than a potty chair
✅ Keep bathroom breaks regular and non-negotiable
✅ Only use thin cotton underwear - no diapers once you start
✅ Add bathroom breaks to every transition: before leaving house, after meals, before naps
✅ Be patient - it takes time to connect body signals with timely action
When to Seek Help: If your child is over 3.5 years and you’ve been truly consistent for 3+ weeks with no improvement, consult your pediatrician.

08/04/2025

🌙 Continue using diapers or pull-ups during naps and nighttime even after daytime success. Night training often comes months later and depends on physical
development. One step at a time!

08/03/2025

When to consult your pediatrician: If your child is over 3.5 years old and you’ve been
consistent for 3+ weeks with no improvement. 👩‍⚕️ Sometimes there are physical factors to consider.
Trust your instincts as a parent. If you want support and do not need a pediatrician’s help, reach out! We have helped 1000’s of parents on this journey.

08/02/2025

The Problem: Your child resists or outright refuses to sit on the toilet during scheduled bathroom breaks.
Why This Happens:
Resistance is normal as your child adjusts to new expectations. For the last 2-3 years, they could release their bladder anywhere - now the rules have changed!
What To Do:
✅ Never force, but maintain expectations
✅ You can help pull underwear down, have their bottom touch the toilet seat, then pull underwear back up
✅ Stay calm and say “maybe next time you will have some urine to push out”
✅ Don’t ask “Do you want to sit on the toilet?” Instead say “It’s time to sit on the toilet”
✅ Be open to the idea that they may join in at any moment
Remember: When your child feels empowered to control their bodily functions, they will be successful.

08/01/2025

Verbalize your process: ‘I feel pressure in my bladder. I’m
going to use the toilet now.’

07/31/2025

Understand what they’re going through - 3 years of expectations are changing! Use regular toilet with step stool, maintain matter-of-fact tone, keep bathroom breaks regular. Patience is key.

07/30/2025

Building Emotional Readiness for Toilet Independence
True school readiness isn’t just about physical skills - it’s about your child’s inner confidence and emotional approach to toileting.
What Emotional Readiness Looks Like:
🔹 Approaches toileting with matter-of-fact attitude (not as extraordinary event)
🔹 Doesn’t seek praise or external rewards for toilet use
🔹 Handles accidents without shame or distress
🔹 Feels natural pride in independence
🔹 Trusts the toileting process and adult support
How to Build This Inner Confidence:
✅ Use a calm, matter-of-fact tone always
✅ Don’t celebrate toilet use - let your child feel their own natural pride
✅ When accidents happen: “I see urine on the floor. We need to clean up and get dry underwear”
✅ Treat toileting as normal, expected human activity
✅ Be consistent - your child learns to trust the process through routine
What NOT to Do:
❌ Don’t clap, cheer, or give stickers for toilet use
❌ Don’t shame or use negative language for accidents
❌ Don’t ask “Do you need to go potty?” - instead say “It’s time to sit on the toilet”
❌ Don’t treat toilet use as extraordinary - it’s normal human development
The Goal: Your child should feel capable, supported, and naturally proud of their growing independence.

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