Dear Tucker,
I can’t believe it! I just can’t believe it’s true! You’ve been dry, clean and diaper-free for 4 days now! You’ve done SO well telling me when you need to go potty, and even holding it until we can make it to a restroom.
The real test came yesterday when we had to drive 2 hours to see Jesse. I almost put you in a pull-up, but you said you didn’t need it. And you were right! We were about a hour and a half into the drive when you said you needed to go. There was NO WHERE to stop, so I pulled off and let you pee in the grass. As we were buckling back up, you told me “Mom, that was SO cool!” Yes, it was cool…but what was cooler was to see the look of satisfaction on your face! You did it! Yay!!
Bravo, little man, bravo! Now you have your train table, you can go to school, and I’m so very proud of you!
So…don’t get too used to peeing in the grass, and don’t expect to still be getting jelly beans for pooping in the potty when you’re 18. OH! And you better get started teaching Emmie what you know about using the potty! I’m over this potty training thing! 🙂
I love you!
Love, Mommy
LOL My boys loved to go camping because they could pee in the bushes! However, I had to explain that peeing in the bushes at home was not okay.
Woohoo!!! Yay Tucker! And Yay Mommy! We thought this day would never come and look at us with our big kids using the potty. We rock. I truly has to be because we are quite simply the most ravishingly wonderful mommies EVER.
Oh for the love of all that is decent…
I can’t edit my previous comment, and there is a typo! Horrors!
“It” truly has to be…
not “I” truly as to be.
Argh…I hate that.
Now see? I did it again. I’m just going to eat another brownie and go to bed. So there.
Congrats to Tucker and to Mom! Such a big boy!
yay Tucker! Welcome to “the club.”