GOOSEKET Potty Training PJ shorts
25.00USD
Must-Have item for potty training
Contrary to diapers which absorb any and all moisture, GOOSEKET Potty Training PJ shorts are designed to slowly absorb liquid and not as much as a diaper, which causes the child to feel a wet sensation and encourage them to go to the bathroom right away. It makes a quicker process for potty training.
Product details
• Model - GOOSEKET Potty Training PJ Shorts
• Size(inches)
- M (Waist : 17 / Total Length : 13/ Leg opening : 34 / 18M-4T)
- L (Waist : 18 / Total Length : 15/ Leg opening : 36 / 4T-6Y)
• Fabric - Outer : 100% Polyester / Inner : 100% Cotton
• Color – Pink, Blue, Grey
• Manufacturer – GOOSEKET (Made in South Korea)
Screen colors may different as setting and natural light.
Pretty gingham prints in 3 colors
Wash instruction
After determining if it fits right, prewash them.
Machine washable – recommended use of a laundry net on gentle wash.
Machine washable with laundry net
1. Hand wash recommended
2. 30℃ water recommended
3. When product get stain wash it immediately
4. Use neutral detergent
5. Dry in the shade area
Note
After determining if it fits right, prewash them.
1. GOOSEKET Potty Training PJ shorts are designed to slowly absorb liquid and not as much as a diaper.
2. Don’t leave the soiled PJ shorts for a long time. It can cause a bad reaction for the baby's skin. Please wash them as quickly as possible.
★ Should wear underwear as well as PJ shorts.
4. We recommend using it with a waterproof mattress cover for children who toss and turn a lot.
When should potty training short be used?
1. When you're not confident in potty training without diapers.
2. When your little one has wetted the bed on accident even when you have put a mattress waterproof cover.
3. When your little one moves around a lot in bed.
4. When your little one only has on underwear and are in a car for a long period of time.
5. When you feel exhausted from washing bed sheets frequently.
Use GOOSEKET Potty Training PJ shorts
Makes a quicker process for potty training.
1. Give plenty of opportunities
Make sure to offer the toilet to your child before going to sleep.
2. Remember timing is everything
If potty training is on a schedule or time-based system, use technology like timers and watches to make it fun and educational.
3. Use praise liberally
Clapping, singing songs, and
enthusiastically celebrating each win is the kind of encouragement that worksfor toddlers.
4. Give age-appropriate choices to your child
Would you like to potty before or after brushing your teeth? Which underwear would you like to wear?