Online Class for Potty Training

By marureds
March 25, 2020 in Request a Tradesperson

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marureds

Posted March 25, 2020

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Posted March 25, 2020

I would normally post this in the Family section, but seeing as it's closed...

Hi all, I'm a local mum and coach. I've seen lots of posts by parents worried about the low availability of nappies. Please do consider attending an online class where you'll learn to use fewer nappies by either: 1. taking babies to the potty (yes! what do you think we did before nappies?) 2. potty training if your toddler is 18mos+. With most of us stuck at home, there's no better time to potty train or start with EC (natural infant hygiene)

I also have a list of DIY nappy options & alternatives, from low-cost solutions to cloth nappies - totally doable and great in an emergency. www.nappyfree.co.uk ([email protected])

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