2026-08-25
42 分钟There's just something about summer that makes parents think, maybe this is the time to finally tackle potty training.
And if that's where you are right now, I want to offer a minor reframe.
Potty training isn't really about the potty.
Now, I know what you're thinking.
Um, Dr. Becky, what do you mean?
Potty is in the name.
But actually, it's really all about independence.
See, your kid wants to do more things on their own.
Your kid wants to build confidence and feel like a big kid.
That's why I like Pampers Easy Ups.
They fit and feel more like underwear than a diaper, so kids can practice pulling them up and down on their own.
And those moments of, I did it, really matter in confidence building.
They even come with Peppa Pig designs, which if you have a toddler, you know can make almost anything more exciting.
And because accidents are part of learning, Pampers Easy Ups are designed to protect day and night,
which means less stress for you and more room to focus on helping your child learn.
The goal isn't a perfectly dry day.
The goal is to help your kid feel more capable.
And I like that Pampers Easy Ups helps make room for that.
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