Potty Training And Going Outside-Story And Opinions

[Josiegirl]

I have all girls right now.
I have thought about bringing in a porta-potty though! It's so exasperating when you go through the whole line-up of changing diapers and pottying, then you're not outside 5 minutes, then either someone has to go back in to pee or you smell poopy diapers. Happens every single time we go outdoors, I swear.

Yeh, if I did have potty training little boys, I'd be worried about the news going back to dcps that little Timmy went pee outside. Cause you *know* they'd tell all at home just like they come to daycare and tell us their daddy peed outdoors. Like I really needed to know.

[momofsix]

I see what you are saying.
Wow 200+ pages! MI has a whopping 16 pages in our Licensing Rules and Regulations book. I feel like we have the most lax rules of any state.

Not to get off topic but-
is that the hard copy 2009 book you're talking about? It's a bit longer now!

http://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/MIDHS/2014/05/27/file_attachments/295233/Home%2BTA%2Band%2BConsultation%2BManual%2B-%2BEffective%2BJune%2B1%2B14.pdf

[melilley]

Not to get off topic but-
is that the hard copy 2009 book you're talking about? It's a bit longer now!
http://content.govdelivery.com/attac...e%2B1%2B14.pdf

Oh yeah, the technical assistance manual is long, but the actual Licensing book that we have and that we have to give to parents is only 16 pages.