Every car seat needs a piddle pad. Especially during potty training! We had bought one for approximately $14 when we got our car seats. I then made one for our second vehicle using the original as a pattern. Once I started planning for potty training, I quickly realized that we would need a back up for each vehicle. I was too cheap to spend another $24 plus tax so I decided I had all the materials and could just make some more lol. You will need: An old towel or some other ab

WOW! There is a lot of work that goes into getting read to potty train! It seems like I have been working on this for months. Probably because I have. 1. I have been working away at training pants for months now. Now that I am ready to use them, they are mostly too small in the legs. My little Miss has grown slightly since I started making these in October. See my post on training pants here 2. So I started looking on Pinterest of course, this is my go-to for most things lol.

Since we already use cloth diapers, I started thinking early about making reusable training pants. This has been interesting to say the least, but hopefully will work. It won't be long before little Miss independent starts potty training:( So I tried a few patterns I found online and practiced on some scrap fabric first. I made a couple of different styles and modified the patterns slightly. One of the patterns I used can be found here. These ones have PUL on the outside pro