Which diaper for potty training?

Question

My 1.5 year old has been showing signs that she is ready to potty train
*Grabs at wet diaper / uncomfortable with wet diapers
*Gets embarrassed when pooping and hides
*Grabs wipes or napkins and pretends to wipe 
*Wakes up with dry diaper and then has a very wet diaper (like she held it in at night)
Sooo I'm going to try potty training! What diapers should I use!?

Answer

None! If you really want to start potty training ditch the diapers and DO NOT do pull-ups. They feel just like a diaper and can be very confusing. Undies or nothing is the way to go. My daughter was 1.5 when we trained her and she was fully potty trained in 3 days.

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Thick undies! In my opinion (which you can definitely take with a grain of salt) is pull ups are just another diaper to waste money on. I used them with my first and he used them just like a diaper until I put him into just thick cotton training undies. We tried for a year with pull ups. So with my second we just went straight to undies and potty trained in a week.

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Something like this?

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We just finally got my oldest interested in potty training and I tricked her by buying the brand of diapers she doesn’t like and a size to small, then got the cool and learn pull ups and once I saw she was really recognizing that she had to pee i then moved to easy ups which she can easily put on her self and take off. But we are at a stand still atm cause she has a yeast infection which has made her hold her pee till she can’t hold it no more. So once that’s over and fixed I’ll probably move to actual underwear In a month or so

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None! Straight to training underwear and pullups at night if you are wanting to do one at a time.

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I’ve heard that pull ups aren’t good for potty training and to just get training underwear it’s more uncomfortable when they wet or have a accident and will likely learn quicker and pull ups are just like diapers so really isn’t a big deal if they have a accident I have a while before I potty train my son he’s only 15 months and hasn’t shown any signs of being ready but when I do I’m getting him underwear

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Don’t bother with pull up makes potty training a lot harder as they just like nappies so confuses them. When your in home leave her nappy free and show her how to use potty/toilet, it’s easier for them to be nappy free till they used to weeing on potty then introduce pants as that’s another challenge getting them off and on properly. 😊

Which diaper for potty training?

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