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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room podcast. My name is Renee Rina and I am definitely the mom friend you have always wanted.

What are we doing today, Renee? Well, today we are doing a Q&A. So on Instagram, I put up a question sticker and I had you guys write in any questions that you had about potty training.

And oh my gosh, there was a lot of interest in this topic and so many questions.

So I picked out the most common questions or the questions that I think would be most valuable for the audience,

let's say, the audience or the listeners. And the reason I'm doing this is because June is

potty training awareness month. And I didn't even know that this month existed, but I'm happy that

it does because I think a lot of people

have expectations when it comes to potty training, just like everything else in parenting.

You have these expectations, and if those expectations don't become a reality,

it can be stressful and you're hard on yourself. You might be hard on your children.

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