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The Out & About Checklist for Potty Training

Dr. Heather Wittenberg

As you enter the potty training phase, you will start to be able to leave your diaper bag home — whoo hoo! Freedom! Oh, wait. You’ll still need a few supplies so that you can handle any messy situation. Here’s what to bring:

Extra Pull-Ups® and underpants
A spare pair of pants and socks (yep, trust us on that one)
A travel pack of Big Kid* Flushable Wipes
Zip-top plastic bag, in a gallon size, that you can use for wet clothing and then reseal
Any “must-have” potty props, such as a special book or stickers
A paper, disposable diaper-changing pad if your child is still young enough to be lifted onto a baby changing station in a public restroom.

TIP: Stash a “potty training pouch” — a zip-top plastic bag with a spare pair of soft pants like leggings or shorts and extra Pull-Ups — one in the car, your purse, Dad’s backpack, at your mother-in-law’s house, wherever. It can be a lifesaver.