#toddlerthings

My little girl, now 2 years and 1 month old, sat on her potty and tried to poop. May diaper pa siya, yes… but she sat there, stayed, and actually tried to “umere.” And just like that, something we’ve been gently teaching and reminding her every day… slowly clicked.

I don’t know if other moms will understand how emotional this feels. It’s not just about potty training. It’s about seeing her learn, seeing her listen, and realizing that all those quiet, repetitive reminders are planting something in her little mind.

We’ve been taking it slow. No pressure. Just guiding, encouraging, and trusting her timing. And today, she showed me that she’s getting there—one tiny step at a time.

I found myself smiling a little longer, holding that moment a little tighter. Because these are the days I know I’ll look back on… the simple, ordinary days that quietly become milestones.

Hypothesis: they will fit adults, but not children

Materials: 1 pair of glasses, 1 toddler (in this case, average sized female.)

Methods Put the glasses on the toddler, and let her enjoy them. Then, chase her around the house begging her to give them back.

Results: glasses fit toddler well, but fell off if she looked down. They were a bit big, but seemed comfortable. Toddler loved them too much to let go, but gave the glasses to her great-grandmother to try on. No chasing required!

Conclusion: 1. one-size-fits-all really will fit all ages.