So the million dollar question is does this look familiar?

Picture this if you may, 1 minivan, a anxious Mommy and Daddy and 3 very bathroom happy little children.

The only problem was there was no bathroom for miles.  This did not pose a problem for the over confident boys in the car who have no fear and will make nature the own private restroom.

But for the little girl…OMG…

We needed a toilet and we needed a toilet right now!

Luckily, I had a friend who gave me a travel potty, but not just any travel potty.  This one was disposable so I did not have to clean up anything.

One of the best parts of this resolution is that this product is biodegradable so it is earth friendly!!

So don’t be caught with a mess on your hands, get your very own disposable potty and be done with the search for the missing bathroom!

One of Dr. Phil’s original episodes is how to potty train your child. He is using a combination Potty Training In One Dayand Potty Party Kit. He uses a wet on demand doll to demonstrate the appropriate potty training behavior. By talking the stages through with the child, keeping the child interest and having the child "teach" the doll how to pee in the potty. By having the child "teach" the doll they are really learning themselves. I strongly recommend anyone starting potty training, find a method and be consistent! I have included a link below of a clip from that episode:

Most potty training books for children fit into two categories:

INSTRUCTIONAL books that introduce the skills needed to master the potty; and those that are primarily ENTERTAINING, for children who understand what is supposed to happen on the potty, but need extra time to make it happen.

Potty Training Concepts has a great selection of potty books for children.