Ok I have now gotten bub into routine wow it's great I never knew the benifets I actually thought it was just for uptight parents but my bub is going to bed and having one nap a day at certain times and he won't complain about them!.

We have been doing potty for bout 2 weeks now and it is difficult to catch him but he has done 2 poo's and 2 wee's in his potty which I am so thrilled about he has had accidents but he knows he does wee's and poo's as he has been running around in jocks he look's soo cute! oh and they are less expensive than pull up's (*Note cheap babylove pullup's rip down the side easily!) Anyways he will be a potty pro in no time woo hoo!

Have just sat with bub for a while with him on his potty, I can't say it is going too well! I have no idea what his routine is I just seem to change his nappy when it looks droopy at the back (as it's drooping from weight). He was quiet good on the potty sitting happily as there were things around to touch, I have to wonder if this is the right time tho as he can't talk yet, and I wonder if he knows when he is going in his nappy. I may need to give it a while but to others not knowing his age and only seeing his size, they think he should be potty training by now. He is a tall kid with his mum's stocky build and is as cute as a button but it makes him appear older to others.

 I have researched potty training on minti but it is just tips and hints for what worked with their child and most of them are for if your child can talk to you with some understanding of what your on about. My little one is nearly 17mths tho and I feel he should be progressing further. Mind you as a first time mum when he was really little I thought he was blind my Nana told me he can focus better at 6 weeks old (she was right he is not blind), then later I tried pushing him along the carpet with lots of tummy time trying to get him to crawl (poor kid started walking before 12mths) so I guess I will figure out the potty training phase with him in time as well.