i've seen some in asda

Thanks lots ladies.

(where do you get little boxers from?!)

DS wee'd his pants for first few days, i just continued until he court on.

I started just putting pants on (no trousers) when at home and I found that boxers were better for him as they were not as fitted as pants.

Hi - we probably did the potty training all wrong but my DS was dry in the house for about 6 months (yes 6!!!) - we kept his bottom half off in the house and had a potty in the kitchen.  After a couple of months he copied daddy and stood on his little ikea stool in front of the toilet for wee's, still doing poos in potty.  We then started to put pants on him in the house and kept saying "remember you've got pants on if you need a wee" - a few accidents.  Then about 3 weeks ago (he's 3 this Saturday), we took him out for the day with no nappy on and he was fine - weeing in bushes etc as we were at a park.  After about 2 days of this he was also dry in the night and so is completely potty trained.  Just sending this as a reassurance that sometimes it does take a while but not to put pressure on them - think they just end up potty training themselves. Good luck x

how long have you been taining my ds was like this for the first week or so but then gradually got better we just took him to the toilet every 20-30 mins and judge it from there hope this helps a little

iv just started a thread with litteraly the same problem hun except its my dd. every time she has something on her she wees or poos everywhere its doing my head in so im realy interested in some of you replys

good luck though hun

remember 1 step forward 2 steps back lol xx

I'm potty training my 2.5yr old boy - he's 90% ok if he's not got pants on but as soon as he's got pants or pull ups (anything pressing against his willy) he just wees.  He also seems pretty lazy about it, he knows when he's doing it but can't be bothered with the whole taking-your-clothes-off routine.  Any advice ladies please? xx