Motherhood with Kate Facebook ad: “How I discovered the cause of my potty training issues.”

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Potty training pants are a SCAM!! Who in their right mind would pay $21.00 for underwear?? I’m a full grown woman, I wouldn’t even spend that on my own pants, let alone for a 3 year old… That’s exactly what I thought before I tried UpAiry training pants. Now I've changed my mind. Here’s the thing… I read the positive reviews, I saw other parents say how they trained in weeks. But I was skeptical. The price just didn’t make sense to me… So I posted in a Facebook group to ask if anyone had tried them. The next day I had 10 replies. Here were some of them: “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 replied. “I recommend these to every parent”. I decided to reply back to her… I wanted to know exactly what made these different from a regular pair of pants. Here’s what she told me: 1. They aren’t just regular pants. They’re specifically designed to help with potty training. They provide the sensory feedback your child needs to learn. They pee in them, they feel the wetness on their skin, their brain gets feedback that something has happened. Diapers do the opposite. They absorb moisture in seconds. They stay perfectly dry. They could pee in a diaper every day and never feel a thing. That’s why wearing disposables for too long can make potty training so much harder than it needs to be. 2. They’re a one time purchase. You think $21.00 is expensive? But how much do you spend on diapers every other week? You wear them once, you throw them away, you have to buy more. Training pants are reusable. You buy them once, you wash them, you wear them time and time again. So they're not expensive, they’re actually a saving. 3. They’re leak resistant. Unlike a pair of cloth pants that just soak through and go everywhere, making a mess of clothes and your floor. These are different. They have a leak resistant outer layer. It catches accidents the second they happen, and keeps everything contained. So no more cleaning up puddles 5 times a day. After that, I was sold. I ordered them that night. Here’s how it went: Day 3: She looked up and said "momma, wet." She'd never said that before. She could feel the wetness on her skin and she was starting to recognize it. When she was wearing diapers she wouldn't have noticed at all. Day 7: Now she'd tell me every time. She even started walking herself to the potty to finish. Day 10: She was making it to the potty most of the time. Only the odd accident here and there. Day 12: She was using the potty on her own. No encouragement. She'd just go. I couldn't believe it. Not even how quick they worked. Not even that they did work. I just couldn't believe how wrong I was this whole time. I'd spent months procrastinating, putting them off, finding every excuse not to buy them. When in reality I actually cost myself time and money by keeping her in diapers longer than I needed to. So if you're like me, and you're hesitant about buying training pants, just do it. My only regret is not buying them sooner. But don't cheap out and buy the ones from Amazon. I tried them. They leaked everywhere. The only ones I'd recommend are UpAiry. I don't have any affiliation with the brand. I'm not trying to sell these to anyone. I just want to let people know that I was skeptical too. But I was wrong. Here's the link: https://www.upairy.com/products/potty-training-underwear

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