Tag: Training Pants

Bummis Potty Pants Giveaway

If you are potty training, using cloth trainers is a great way to save money and the environment!  Many parents say that using cloth helps kids potty train faster.  Have you used cloth training pants?
Read what Latched On Mom writes about her experience potty training with the Bummis Potty Pant!
Here is a chance for you to win your choice of size and print of the Bummis Potty Pant.
Enter using the form below.
Leave a comment which print you’d choose in the comments for an extra entry!
Giveaway is open to US and Canada and ends February 17th at 11:59 pm CST.  Winner will be announced on Latched On Mom’s Facebook page, emailed and name displayed within the giveaway widget.  You will have 48 hours to respond or another winner will be drawn.
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Super Undies Giveaway

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Potty training is a fun and exciting time in life. While I have loved every bit of my journey with cloth diapering, I am not ready to take on round 2 and being the potty training game! Keeping my child in comfortable, cloth trainers is essential to my parenting style. Why would I use cloth diapers all these years, then switch to a disposable trainer? Other parents, why are you literally tossing your money on the trash with disposable trainers? By using Super Undies Training Pants you can help save the environment, your money and your sanity. Click here to see more fun styles of Super Undies. Click here for some great potty training tips! Don’t forget to read MamatheFox’s full review about these amazing trainers.

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