Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 17 min · 13 segments
In this third installment of our toddlerhood series, we’re getting into two of the biggest—and often most charged—parts of toddlerhood: **potty training and sleep**. In this episode of The Woman…
Which topic are, are you feeling most called to?
I think it, the, what's most fresh is probably just starting with the potty training.
Yeah, and one thing too that I think with potty training, you do have a girl, and I do have a boy, and so I think that is something we can also kind of touch on.
'Cause we talk about our kids a, a lot, but I think with potty training, as I've had more moms that have boys, yeah, I just feel like it is something to consider in the differences of how they learn, and I don't know, just expectations.
Yeah.
Managing expectations with all of that.
Yeah.
It is.
It is something...
I remember when I read Oh Crap, um, it was something that she said, it is a thing, and it doesn't have to be the thing that holds you back from trying.
Mm-hmm.
But just to be aware that, like, typically boys learn a little later.
It doesn't mean that they're not still capable of learning.
It just may take a little longer.
It may be a little non-
Look different
... look different, be non-linear.
Yeah.
And, um, I mean, we, we, we reference it so many times in so many different episodes, but just your kid's temperament-
Uh-huh
... and just what you know of your kid.
Yeah.
You know, if your kid is able to, like, focus and, you know, maybe, I don't know.
I, I really don't know 'cause I only have one-
Yeah, yeah
Which topic are, are you feeling most called to?
I think it, the, what's most fresh is probably just starting with the potty training.
Yeah, and one thing too that I think with potty training, you do have a girl, and I do have a boy, and so I think that is something we can also kind of touch on.
'Cause we talk about our kids a, a lot, but I think with potty training, as I've had more moms that have boys, yeah, I just feel like it is something to consider in the differences of how they learn, and I don't know, just expectations.
Yeah.
Managing expectations with all of that.
Yeah.
It is.
It is something...
I remember when I read Oh Crap, um, it was something that she said, it is a thing, and it doesn't have to be the thing that holds you back from trying.
Mm-hmm.
But just to be aware that, like, typically boys learn a little later.
It doesn't mean that they're not still capable of learning.
It just may take a little longer.
It may be a little non-
Look different
... look different, be non-linear.
Yeah.
And, um, I mean, we, we, we reference it so many times in so many different episodes, but just your kid's temperament-
Uh-huh
... and just what you know of your kid.
Yeah.
You know, if your kid is able to, like, focus and, you know, maybe, I don't know.
I, I really don't know 'cause I only have one-
Yeah, yeah
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