Parents will do Watch Brooklyn Ninejust about anything to speed up the potty training process, including damaging their mental state with catchy songs that may never leave their head.
So in an attempt to potty train her 2-year-old, Stacia D. Wright and her daughter created a foot-tapping duet that will surely make any parent sing along before they realize they're a full-grown adult and don't need to tell mommy when they need to pee.
Wright says on Facebook that potty training has made her "delirious," which inspired the need for the catchy tune.
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