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My tip is to wait until they are ready, don’t force them. Be enthusiastic and understanding.
My tip is lots of enthusiastic encouraging! Kids love it!
Using a reward system works well and be consistent.
My tip is to be consistent at home, daycare, grammy’s house. They all need to be working together.
I am in the slow process of potty training my daughter for the first time, she is interested and loves using the big girl potty, she just doesn’t know to tell me when.
Remember we were all that age once! There is. I one size fits all solution!
Know that accidents do happen. Don’t get upset when there is an accident. Your little one is trying to do something new and different so give them a lot of support. Thanks
My biggest tip is be patient. Some kids take a little longer than others (I had three kids) and each is a little different.
we are potty training our youngest and she refuses to poop on the potty Im going to try to find these cause she loves to wear regular panties
My advice is to make it fun, every kid is different and to have patience.
My number one tip is to not stress. It will happen eventually. 😉 Stressing just makes it harder on you and the child.
I think just be patient and don’t give up with the training. Just make sure to get mad at your child when they make a mistake.
Don’t force them to go to the potty. Talk about it & wait until they are ready
Have plenty of patience! Try not to get upset when they have a accident in their underwear because that discourages them! Reward them whether it be with a sticker or favorite snack!
Try to encourage them to use the potty without putting too much pressure on them. Make it fun – give them rewards when they do it. Don’t give up – it can take some time.
Potty training requires lots of patience and repeated trips to the bathroom.
Checking with them constantly, and getting them to the potty.
give them a reward when they go
Giving special treats each time they go — worked for me with 2 boys.
My tip is to look for signs of readiness from your little one! It can make them more resistant if you push them into potty training when they aren’t ready.
Make it fun. Be happy when they use the potty
I don’t have kids and don’t have tips!
Provide a lot of incentives/rewards to the child during the potty training process as well as have a lot of patience and understand that each child will potty train when they are ready.
My tip is to have patience.
My best potty training tip is to take your little one to the bathroom every 2 hours so that they don’t get distracted & go in their pants.
Use books about potty training.
Patience is #1 and everyone has to be on board for successful potty training. I use sticker charts, potty dances, and praise!
My little guy refuses to use the potty! I need an intervention!
My best potty training tip is to wait until your child is ready! It does not help to force potty training onto a kid.
My tips would to understand every child is different when potty training so that would be the first thing to think about. Secondly, rewards are great (m&m’s, skittles,etc) after he/she goes potty {immediate positive reinforcement}. Sticker charts are great to use too. Most of all a lot patience and consistency.
Thanks for all your article i am currently potty training my two kids.. and its not easy :-*(