Emma's Mom Hacks Facebook ad: “The truth about the $21 price tag”

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2355258471668164

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Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network, Messenger and Threads

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Parenting & Kids

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Potty training pants are a SCAM. Who in their right mind pays $21 for toddler underwear? I'm a grown woman and I wouldn't even spend that on my own pants. That's exactly what I thought before I tried UpAiry. I'd read the positive reviews. I'd seen parents say their kids trained in weeks. But the price just didn't make sense to me. So I posted in a Facebook group to ask if anyone had actually tried them. The next day I had 10 replies: "We wasted months stuck in diapers until I found these" "My daughter wouldn't have got into preschool without them" "My 18 month old is already using the potty" Even a child development expert chimed in saying she recommends them to every parent. So I ordered them. Here's what happened: Day 3: She looked up and said "momma, wet." She'd never said that in diapers. Day 7: She was telling me every time and walking herself to the potty. Day 12: Fully trained. Using the potty on her own with no encouragement. I couldn't believe how wrong I'd been. And because they're reusable they actually work out cheaper than buying diapers every other week. My only regret is not buying them sooner. Just don't cheap out on the Amazon ones - I tried those and they leaked everywhere. The only ones I'd recommend are UpAiry. Here's the link: https://www.upairy.com/products/potty-training-underwear

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The truth about the $21 price tag

UpAiry™ Potty Training Underwear helps kids learn to use the potty faster. Our special diapers help them feel when they're wet, so they can learn quickly. With UpAiry™ Underwear, potty training is easier for both of you!