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Can I potty train my child in as short as three days? It may
sound impossible, but it can be done! Potty training is considered as
one of the most
tedious and difficult tasks of parenting – especially for new
parents.
Potty Training the Quick Way
There’s one thing to remember if you are using a quick training
method. It is not foolproof and does not mean that your child would be
potty trained
perfectly. He or she may still have accidents. Nevertheless,
your child would be less likely to depend on diapers and will be more
than ready to use a
potty whenever needed.
Teaching your kid how to be more comfortable on a potty and how
to pull his/her pants down and then back up would probably take more
follow up
sessions. Some skills, in addition, won’t be really easy for
very young toddlers.
This quick potty training can be considered as a “kick-off”, or
to help jumpstart an ongoing training process. Nevertheless, you also
have to keep in
mind that potty training experience varies from one family to
another.
Are You Ready?
Before deciding if your kid’s ready to be potty-trained, ask
yourself first: “Am I ready?”. A quick potty training requires focus,
commitment, and
dedication. This quick method would require your child to go
naked below and would only go with loose pants (without undies or
diapers underneath) when
outside.
The training process would be pointless if you rely on diapers
or “training pants”, so limit their use during bedtime and naptime. That
said, you would
probably become busier as your child would require more
attention, so it is sensible to find a way to work around the process.
So, are you ready?
Make Sure Your Child is Ready
One of the signs that your child is ready is if he or she stays
dry for a couple of hours at a time. A ready child could also be asking
regarding potty
use or is already refusing to wear a diaper. Regular popp time
can be a sign of readiness, as well. Take note that this 3-day training
works well on
toddlers less than 3 years of age.
Celebrate Success
Whenever your child uses the potty, regardless of his or her
aim, or how much pee or poo has your kid set in, praise your child well.
On the other hand, if he or she fails to use the potty, don’t scold your
child, but don’t say it is okay either. Tell your child in a gentle
manner how disappointed
you are, like: “You should poo/pee in the bathroom and not on
the floor”. Remember: Use a gentle tone and not a whiny one.
Potty training is a phase that every parent go through. Although
it may not sound simple (yes, most of the times, it can be very
difficult), you can
try and do things that will make potty training an easy task for
you and your child.
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Your little girl may have signs of being ready for potty training
but still, you would like to know how to determine these signs. Potty
training girls is
one of the most exciting, and at the same time very challenging,
parts of a little girl’s development. You can honestly tell your little
angels how
important thistraining is. You can also start sweet-talking them
into doing it. There are myriad of strategies which you can cook up just
to get your
little girls into the habit of potty training.
Tips in Potty Training Girls
For you to really get started with this task, you’ll need a list of
the most important things you need to do prior to starting the potty
training. Be armed
with the following potty training tips for girls:
Have a potty training itinerary. Yes, you have to be certain as to
what will be the first step, second step and so on and so forth. You
must also follow
clear methods from Day 1 and the succeeding days. Your kid may not
be obedient at the first day but she will take heed if you are
unflinching with your
instructions. In other words, you must be firm but do not be hard on
your little missy.
Give her reward. Just like any kid, rewards work with little girls
most of the time. There is a way for you to tell her about the potty
fairy method. You
can start by reading her stories and as you go along, you can
narrate to her about the potty fairy who works like a tooth fairy. She
will be delighted to
find out what potty training girls can do to her. Likewise, she will
be amused if she gets a gift every time she obeys the potty fairy.
Be candid.New generation of kids today seem to be extra curious. If
you let your kid know about the essence of potty training, then she
would have an
understanding of how it happens. Although she may not fully be aware
of what is the entire thing, she can have snippets of it while
training. You can start
by saying that doing the potty training will help her be clean and
it drive away many diseases. You can add that she can have plenty of
play time if she’s
not sick. And she can spend more time with you, too. That would
definitely excite her.
Get her disciplined about potty training. There will be occasions
when your family will visit a relative or you will be visiting your
in-laws with your little girl. Instill in her that potty training will make her smell
good when she visit her grandparents or her friends. Let her know that
she won’t get
her panties dirty and she won’t ruin her beautiful dress if she will
do the potty training.
Potty training girls may be a challenging job for both parents, you
can make this a bonding moment with your little darling. These are some
of the
comforting instructions and encouraging strategies in dealing with
potty training girls.
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Parents seem surprise when their kids reach the age of potty
training. Wasn’t it just yesterday when we first changed our babies’
diapers? And then now,
they are all set for the next BIG step. But, how could we determine
if our toddler is ready to get potty trained?
There’s no definite age when it comes to potty training. Most of the
time, toddlers around the age of 18 to 2 months have already developed
the skills
necessary in making the training successful. While some could be
ready as early as they reach 1 year old, some kids do not show that they
are ready until
they reach 3 or 4.
Most children,however, couldn’t control bladder and bowel movements
before age 1, while some toddlers may show a lot of signs that they are
ready, yet are
still physically not capable of controlling elimination. Though a
child could stay dry most time of the day, it may take a little while
until they can stay
totally dry and accident-free at night. But all in all, most
children tend to outgrow the phase of bed-wetting as they turn 5 years
old.
Potty Training Checklist
Here is a checklist to help you determine if your child is ready and
already has the physical and cognitive skills needed for this practice.
Use this to
measure your kid’s progress.You have to keep in mind though, that
starting even before your kid is ready does not guarantee that you will
finish fast; it
is most likely that the training will just take longer.
Physical Signs
is physically coordinated- can walk and run steadily
releases a fair amount of urine at a time
moves bowel at regular intervals or at a relatively predictable schedule
bowel movements are well-formed
stays dry for at least two hours, which only means that his/her
bladder muscles are already developed because it could hold urine longer
Behavioral Signs
is able to stay seated and quiet in one place for at least two minutes
is capable of pulling pants down and back up
don’t like it if his/her diaper feels dirty or wet
utters interest in family member’s bathroom habits
likes watching you use the bathroom
shows interest in wearing underwear
gives a sign (either verbal or physical) when he’s going to go
takes pride on things he has accomplished
does not resist the fact that he is to use the potty/toilet
does not contradict you and is cooperative in general
Cognitive Signs
understands his/her body and knows signals that could mean he/she has to go
could tell you he has to go before it could actually happen
capable of following simple instructions like getting his toy or book, etc.
understands the importance of keeping things organized
has words (even own words) for stool and urine
Remember, this checklist is provided only to help you determine if
your child is ready for potty training or not. Keep in mind, though,
that a check on
each one listed here does not guarantee a smooth transition.
Sometimes, your child could be showing up these qualities but is still
not ready for that big
leap. It is still important to use your intuition as a parent. If
you do not feel like it is the right time, or if you aren’t ready
yourself, then it would
help if you hold potty training for a few more months before you
try.
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Potty training is teaching your toddler how to use the toilet for
bowel movement and urination. Potty training boys take time and you must
ensure that the
little kid is ready for this before starting to potty train.
Potty training requires patience and toddlers must not be rushed
into learning things right away. Here are some potty training guide
questions that you
should ask before you begin potty training for boys.
Is your child showing interest in the toilet or potty seat?
Does he remain dry for at least 2 hours or more during daytime?
Is he trying to remove his diaper on his own when its wet or dirty?
Can he pull down his pants and pull them up again?
Does he know how to sit down on his potty seat and rise up again?
Can he communicate through actions or facial expressions if he needs to go?
Keep in mind that training boys is a little different from training girls. You’ll be teaching them two things:
potty training boys come in two parts
First, in potty training boys, the kid has to do it sitting down,
both for urinating and bowel movement. You don’t want to confuse the
child by teaching
him to sit down while moving bowels, and teaching him to stand when
urinating. Let him learn to go to his potty seat when he feels the need
to; so whether
for bowel movement or urination, he has to sit down for both. Only
when he has learned to use the potty for these activities pretty well,
that you teach
him the second thing.
The second lesson in potty training boys is to teach him to urinate
standing up just like his father and his older brother. By this time,
since he has
already mastered bowel movement and urination sitting down,
confusion is less likely to happen.
Here are some potty training tips for boys that you might find useful:
If you are going to get your son a potty, make sure that it’s
the right size for him. Choose a potty that allows his feet to rest on
the floor,
especially when he’s moving his bowels. This is to make sure
that he feels secure and won’t tumble over.
If you plan to use the regular toilet for him, get an adapter
seat, which feels comfortable and just the right size for him. Choose
one that fits
securely so as to avoid accidents like falling into the toilet.
Allow your son to get comfortable with his potty seat. You can
let him seat on it with his clothes on, and then rise up and down again.
Later, you can
practice him seating on the potty with his pants down. He’ll
learn little by little and its just like playtime.
If during the first attempt to teach him, it didn’t go smoothly,
don’t push him to do it again; give it some time and he’d be willing to
try it again
after a few days or weeks interval.
Give him something for encouragement; he is most likely to do it
over and over if he is expecting something, like a reward, at the end.
When potty training boys, it is important to assess the readiness of
your child. Patience and timing is very important; and eventually he
will learn a new
milestone in his life.
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Before ditching the diapers, make sure that you’ve already done
night time potty training on your toddler. To many, this is quite a
struggle as it may take
months or years before the child could actually stay dry through the
night. In fact, even with children who had been dry all day and had
been potty-trained
at that, their body remains immature to engage in potty training
at night.
It is normal for kids to wet their bed or their nappies at night.
Their bladder is not yet strong enough to hold their pee throughout the
night. Don’t be
weary though because there are success stories on night time potty
training even at a child’s early age. Some would start at twenty-two or
twenty-five
months. There are even some toddlers who stay dry until the morning.
Although, they would start peeing at 6:00 or 7:00 A.M, at least they
have started
staying dry for the entire night. This could be a good sign that
your child is ready to let go of his nappies.
How to Toilet Train at Night
As a start, set an alarm during the night as to check if your child
peed at a certain hour. Observe if there is a pattern. Most parents
would use this as
their cue to wake their child and let them sit in the potty to pee.
Some would find it discomforting for their children as this may
interrupt their sleep.
The better solution for them is to pick the child up and set him on
the potty. Your child may sometimes be awakened enough to sit upright on
the potty but
is he remains sound asleep, you can expect that he would urinate
nonetheless. And that would be a good progress.
If your child has been consistently waking up to a dry diaper or
pull-ups in successive mornings, it is worth giving night time potty
training a try. Wet
nights can also be avoided by refraining from drinking a lot before
putting the kid to sleep. You can also try placing an absorbent sheet or
water-proof
pad over the bed sheet whenever your child sleeps without his
nappies. Station the potty near your child’s bed so that he will be
motivated to use it
whenever he needs to especially at nighttime. Keep supporting your
child in communicating his needs to use the potty at his own pace.
Waking your child up in the middle of the night just to proceed to
the potty could be a difficult job. That’s why, it is good to heap
praise upon your
child whenever he wakes up to a completely dry underwear or nappy.
It is a matter of physiology and physical maturity for your child so, do
not be
surprised if some toddlers are already successful in their potty
training at night and your own is just about to start. The key is not to
make a big deal
out of it. Don’t push him hard to do the potty training because he
will naturally get the feel of doing it in the long run.
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