I have 2 recently potty trained girls {4 and 2.5} and a 21-month-old running right behind them! Life is hectic and I feel like I can easily drop balls all over the place if I'm not creative.
One of the most recent biggest struggles with my girls being potty trained {and them taking themselves- HAA-lleluiah} is getting them to complete all the steps of using the restroom. Elmo's Potty Time anyone?
I am constantly reminding them to wash their hands. I can often be heard hollering through the house, "Did you flush? Wash your hands!" If and when they do complete these last two steps, THIS is what I find:
Yep! That's a yellow colored counter top and sink. I know....
I'm over at Sidetracked Sarah's today sharing some tips that will hopefully help your littles with their independent hand-washing while keeping them from making more messes for you busy mommies to clean up in your spare time!
NOTE: not built for all sinks ;o)
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I saw this on Sidetracked Sarah, and I left a comment there, but I had to come here to make sure you saw it. Here is what I wrote:
I am so glad you shared your ideas! I saw an idea to sew a snap to a towel, but I have never gotten around to it. This idea is brillant. I love the sink extender idea too. Thank God for brilliant creative people like you!
Sarah, you are TOOOOOO sweet! Thank you so much for coming here to be so encouraging!
I can do simple sewing but I’m like you and will never get around to it. It may not look as professional but those clips get the job done! And the sink extender- thank you Pinterest! If I could remember where I saw it 1st I would have link to it. THAT chick is genius!