Imogen was doing so well potty training, going off the the toilet herself and even had naps without nappy but this last week we seem to have regressed just yelling wee wee then watching it come out down her legs! Think it's because we went out a lot so i put nappy on her so she's got confused. What should I do? Continue with it, maybe stay in most of the week and get her back to where we were or go back to nappies? Don't really want to go back but its getting so frustrating.

I wouldn't personally go back to nappies. Maybe try and use key times like before and after meals to offer her the potty and keep it in the room where she is playing? x x x

She won't go on a potty, only the toilet. We have a downstairs one which is good but still more of a hassle getting there than potty but she hates the potty. We've just had lunch and she's told me she needed wee then poo and successfully gone on the loo so hopefully she's picking it up again. I think I might just stay in as much as I can and keep encouraging her and hopefully she will get back to where she was.

Sounds like it was just a bit of a lapse in concentration. Isla had been doing really well with her training, then the day she had a settling session at nursery last week she had 2 accidents. Back on track now though...

Have you tried stickers or a sticker chart for motivation for her, even if at the end it is just a biscuit or a trip to the park.

Sophie was potty trained quite quickly and I put it down to her love of stickers.

Hopefully just a blip for you and it will be sorted quickly!

argh i'm an idiot, i slowly stopped the sticker chart as she was getting too into it and always wanting stickers but now i think about it she did start accidens/not bothering to walk to toilet after that so i'll get the chart back out. Thanks

I have no advice as I haven't got to that stage yet but I hope you manage to sort it out as it sounds like a very stressful period (is it wrong that I'm hoping Jamie shows signs of wanting to potty train in school time so nursery have to do it )