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Lily puts the toast and egg plates in front of everybody. She eats her own, while keeping an eye on Cameron, wiping his face if he gets messy. Leo starts om-nom-nomming, eating it up.

I thought of the name "Knights of the Changing Table" and then blanked.

Lily puts plates of toast and eggs on the table. "Everyone ready?" Leo waddles up and gets into his booster seat (with Lily's help).

Wow, Smash-N-Dash, you know a lot about this kinda thing.

It's been a bit, but I've got a solid question about a diaper brand: Why does Luvs not have anything other than normal diapers and wipes? They could make a lot of money with training pants and bedwetting pants and swim diapers.

Is everyone still interested in this? Sorry, got distracted.

Lily keeps making breakfast. She's almost done, she just needs a bit more to work on. As Leo toddles down the stairs, Lily sees him. "Did you go potty like a big boy?" Leo giggles. "I pee pee." "You're such a big boy. Go play for a bit, mommy's almost done with breakfast." "John! Cam's in his room, can you bring him down for breakfast in a bit?"

Leo keeps sitting on the potty, but, eventually, the sound stops, then a few more drops escape. "Done. Wipey?" Lily starts working on making some scrambled eggs and toast.

Lily takes the tape diaper and slides it under Cameron, taping it on. She picks Cameron up and sets him down. "You can play for a bit while I go set up breakfast." Lily passes her husband and older son as she heads to the kitchen. Leo sets the potty next to the toilet. He turns around and pulls his Pull-Up down, sitting on the potty. "I think... I pee pee." A minute passes, and then Leo starts to pee in the potty.

Lily takes off Cameron's wet night diaper, and gets out a wipe. She cleans up his lower half, and then gets out some baby powder, rubbing it into him. Finally, she picks up two diapers-one, a slide on, like a Huggies Slip-On Diaper, for when Cameron got wiggly and squirmy, and the other, a normal tape diaper. "Tape, or pant?" She asked Cameron. Leo nodded, waddling over to his potty next to his bed. He picked it up and followed daddy.

I think 5-6 works perfectly.

taking off his onesie and getting out the wipes, Markus started to get a little bored. He took his foot...

Well, those two things are the same thing, the researchers are the caretakers as well, but thanks for the interest. Just FYI, everyone: I want to play a potty trainer and a researcher.

Alright, but I want some more people.

Lily laid Cameron down and started to take off his PJs. "Yes, you are wet." Leo stepped into his Pull-Up.

Two potty trainers? A diaper wearer and a potty trainer? A bed wetter and a diaper wearer? Hmm...

Yeah, I still want to do this. Can you say what age your character would be? @elfowl as well.

Boy cyclops are hard to teach standing up. They don't have depth perception, so they get pee everywhere except the bowl. Centaurs and minotaurs have crazy poops.

"Alright." Lily moved over to Cameron's room, and saw him bouncing in his crib. "How is my baby boy? Ready for a big day?" Lily picked him up and held him in her arms, before noticing he was wet. "Oh, someone went pee-pee. Your diaper's wet. Let's get you in a nice dry diaper." That kind of language helped make Leo more aware of his diapers and Pull-Ups, so she was trying to get Cameron to notice it as well. Leo started to sit up, rubbing his eyes. "Hey daddy..." He eventually stands up, and notices his night diaper was wet. "Oh... pee pee... need Puww-Up..."

Wow. How in-depth. How very enlightened. I cannot believe the depths of the opinions you expressed on this topic.

A daycare run by a child product company that they use to test diapers, wipes, training pants, bedwetting pants, cleaning products, etc. There'd be a bunch of kids of different ages testing different products, and a few hybrid carers/scientists who troubleshoot. There could be leaks and malfunctions to fix, too.

Why did Huggies fail in the UK, and now they only sell the wipes, Pull-Ups, Little Swimmers and bedwetting pants?

Alright, more details I've finalized: Two parents, a working mom and stay-at-home dad. An older sister and baby brother still in diapers. Potty trainer around 2 or 3.

I want it to be balanced. I know it'll be about a boy toddler. I'm thinking he's excited but nervous about it.

I still feel a little awkward about how to write a toddler potty training in a realistic manner... I'm afraid I'll either have the toddler be too accepting and easily train (the way Pull-Ups commercials would have you think) or swing the other way and have the toddler hate potty training and resist it for super long. Does anyone have any tips for this?