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How to Solve Road Trip Potty Resistance

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You've got places to go, places to be – what to do when little ones won't pee?? Today I share all my best tips for road trip potty success so you (and babe) can chillax, get back on the road quickly, and keep the fun in family travel.

You will hear:

  • my top 9 tricks, including pottying and entertainment hacks
  • how to maximize your PRE-travel time
  • 3 bonus tips, including how to prep yourself, as a parent
  • coming soon: my public-toilet auto-flush solution to keep babe calm and confident!

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Andrea Olson

About Andrea Olson

I'm Andrea and I spend most of my time with my 6 children (all under 10 yo) and the rest of my time teaching other new parents how to do Elimination Communication with their 0-18 month babies. I love what I do and try to make a difference in one baby or parent's life every single day. (And I love, love, love, mango gelato.)

2 Comments

  1. Avatar Jerusha on April 16, 2022 at 1:24 am

    I actually see the opposite: potty resistance for my kids is usually at home. Out in public, they go easily. At home, it seems like they just plain are too busy having fun to pause. My 3 year old has taken to “But I didn’t pee in my undies!” When I catch a cue and tell him it’s time to go to the bathroom. 🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️😂 My just-turned 2-gear old is my first EC/potty before 1 baby where I didn’t give up after a week or two, and she has a tendency to tell me she needs to go when we’re out and about, but at home, she only tells me once she’s wet. 🤷🏼‍♀️

    • Andrea Olson Andrea Olson on May 4, 2022 at 8:17 pm

      Well hey, Yay for communication! You got this momma!

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