Ep 2. A Little Potty Never Killed Nobody

Outdaughtered is a show that follows the Busby family and their journey raising their six young daughters, who happen to be all-girl quintuplets, among other challenges. In season 3 episode 2, titled "A Little Potty Never Killed Nobody," the Busby's are continuing to navigate life with five toddlers and a six-year-old daughter, all while Danielle continues to run her fitness and lifestyle blog, It's a Buzz World.

The episode begins with Danielle taking the quintuplets to their first dentist appointment, where all five girls need to have their teeth examined. The girls are nervous and unsure about what's happening, but luckily Danielle is there to help them calm down. After the exam, Hazel, one of the quintuplets, is found to have a few cavities that need to be filled. This news is concerning to Danielle and Adam, but they're thankful that their girls' teeth are on the road to good health.

Next, the Busby's are introduced to the concept of potty training. While their oldest daughter, Blayke, was easy to train, Danielle and Adam are unsure how to approach potty training five toddlers all at once. They enlist the help of a potty-training specialist to give them some tips and advice on how to begin the process. They go out and purchase five little girl-sized potties, and the girls are introduced to the concept of sitting on the potty and earning rewards for going to the bathroom in it.

Throughout the rest of the episode, we see the Busby's attempt to potty train the quintuplets. While some of the girls take to it right away, others are more resistant and have accidents throughout the day. Danielle and Adam are patient but firm with their daughters, encouraging them to keep trying but also understanding that potty training is a process that takes time.

In addition to the potty training, the Busby's are still dealing with their youngest daughter, Riley's, health issues. Riley was born with a hole in her heart and has been undergoing medical treatment since birth. In this episode, we see Danielle and Adam take Riley for another check-up with her cardiologist. The doctor gives them some good news, stating that the hole in Riley's heart is beginning to close on its own, and they may not have to perform surgery after all. Danielle and Adam are overjoyed at this news and grateful for their daughter's improving health.

As always, the Busby's are also balancing their personal and professional lives. Danielle continues to run her blog, which is growing more popular by the day, while Adam is focusing on his work as well. They also make sure to set aside time for fun family activities, like playing in the pool and having a movie night at home.

Overall, "A Little Potty Never Killed Nobody" is a heartwarming episode that showcases the Busby's dedication to their family and their children's well-being. As they face new challenges and obstacles, the Busby's continue to work together and support each other, making them an inspiration to viewers everywhere.