Potty Training That Works!

Potty training is a very important developmental milestone that every child needs to reach successfully. And although it seems as though it has to be a difficult task to accomplish, with the right toilet training methods, it can be easy and painless for both you and your child. The first step is determining if your child is ready.

Here are a couple of signs to watch for:
1. Your child is able to keep their diaper dry for two hours at a time or more.
2. Can pull their pants up and down.
3. Can follow simple instructions.
4. Understands when they are urinating or "going potty."
5. Can sit still for a couple of minutes without being upset by it.
6. Can walk or run fairly well- sometimes a quick trip to the bathroom is necessary.
7. Shows an interest in potty training, the toilet, "big kid underwear" or what you are doing when you go potty. You can help peak their interest by talking about it or pointing certain things out- like the potty, underwear, using the toilet.

Once you start potty training, there are a few things to keep in mind to make the experience better for both of you:

1. Beginning during a stressful time.
2. Punishing your child for accidents.
3. Forcing them to sit for prolonged periods on the potty
4. Moving them from diapers to underwear right after beginning the training
5. Putting them in clothes that are hard for them to remove.
6. Injuring your childs self-esteem and thus motivation to try.

Put an End to Potty Training Struggles
This program is written by a woman who works with children every day at a daycare. She has proven methods that help the children potty train easily while building their self-esteem. The key to her success in potty training them is in
understanding how children think!

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