Potty Training Tips for Girls

When it comes to teaching girls, it seems that they love visual aids. So I highly recommend getting a potty training chart, actually you get one free with the course found at www.PottyTrainingToddlers.YourTimeToday.com which also shows you how to potty train your toddler in 3 days or less.

I imagine you could probably do an image search on Google as well, and find a potty training chart to assist in the potty training of your little princess. I had a chart when potty training my daughter and it really helped her see how she was doing, and she got excited when she saw improvement in her progress, and really enjoyed all the praise and attention she got for each step she got closer to being 100% potty trained.

You want to make sure your princess is ready for potty training. Ask her questions, and try to get a feel for if she is really ready or not. You don't want to pressure your baby girl into it, thus making it an difficult to work with her and possibly ending up taking much longer than needed to potty train her.

Girls are easy to potty train, but you must lay a solid foundation. So try by hinting around, and even taking her with you to go potty, showing her how you do it, so she may want to emulate it. Prepare her for the training process, make sure she knows what you are going to be doing, and what the end result you want to be. Our children strive to please us, sometimes we just need to be patient and communicate with them to let them know what we want.

Imagine trying to hold yourself up over the bathtub while you try to use the bathroom. That is about how it feels if your little one doesn't have a potty chair of her own. Her little tush will fall right in, or she will be totally concentrated on holding herself up and not using the bathroom.

Get her a potty chair, or at the very least a potty seat and stool. I actually chose a potty chair that later converts into a stool so our kids could step up to the big potty when they were ready. Having the proper tools makes it a lot easier on your little because they are built especially for them, and it makes them feel special that they have their own potty to use.