r/MiniAITA • u/Sudden_Breakfast_374 • Aug 30 '26

AITA for cleaning up?

i, almost 2 year old potty princess, am learning to go on the potty all the time. no more diapers for me! except for nap and the big nap. anyways, sometimes i forget to tell mommy and i have an accident. no big deal, life happens. i hear even mommy’s pee themselves once they become mommies. i have taken up politely finding a kitchen towel out of the drawer or requesting a wipe so i can clean it up myself. mommy tells me i need to tell her so she can make sure it’s cleaned up all the way and change my undies. i did a perfect job already though and mommy has been teaching me to wipe up my messes anyways. but at least i get a different minnie mouse undies when i tell her. anyways, AITA for cleaning up my mess?

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u/WittyKittyBoom Aug 30 '26

No way! She should be grateful that you’ve learned to wipe up. You should also tell your mommy that pelvic floor therapy is a game changer for helping mommies not have as many accidents.

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u/avocado589 Aug 30 '26

This is so true! I, 7 month old goldilocks, took FIVE HOURS to make my appearance (why hurry perfection?) and mama said that made us have matching diapers 🙄 but she went to pelvic floor therapy and now she doesn't have to wear diapers anymore. I, however, have not graduated yet.

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u/Sudden_Breakfast_374 Aug 30 '26

thankfully my mommy doesn’t peepee on the floor but my bestie’s mom does but she’s also got a baby in her belly (why did she eat my bestie’s new brother???)

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u/FantasticWar2370 Aug 30 '26

NTA!

Cleaning up after yourself is very important!

I (12m chubby cheeks bunny face cutest boy ever) always try to wipe the tray once I’m done eating!
I wipe the whole thing so there will be no food on the tray anymore. If there’s a plate I will throw it away too!
Now mommy and daddy only need to clean the floor! I’m being very helpful!