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The weather is getting warmer and for many parents of toddlers that means it’s potty training season. Though my family is out of this season of our lives I know many of you are still working on it so I wanted to share a post with some of the tips I learned during the process. I also wanted to share some tips from Dr. Laura Jana, a potty training expert.
Her first tip is to watch for signs of readiness. Just about all children give subtle (and some not-so-subtle) signs that they are ready for potty training. These signs of readiness typically include using their words to express themselves, toddling their own way to the bathroom, pulling down their own pants, saying they want to use the “big potty,” and being aware of the sensation of peeing or pooping, characteristically noticeable when young children suddenly stop what they’re doing as they feel themselves start to go. It is also helpful and increases the likelihood of potty training interest when children start to be bothered by their messy diapers, as that can serve as a good motivation for using the potty instead!
I found this was the biggest factor to finding potty training success for my kids. I tried potty training before my boys were ready and failed because I was trying to train them too early. I learned that there is no magical age to start potty training but it is instead all about when they start to show signs of readiness. My boys both have Sensory Processing Disorder, and my youngest is also on the Autism Spectrum, so they both took longer to develop the awareness that they had soiled themselves and even longer to realize when they needed to go to the bathroom. Once I waited for them to become aware of these things potty training became much easier.
Dr. Jana’s second tip is to prepare for potty training by making sure you have all supplies on hand. These supplies will help you through any obstacle and can help foster your child’s interest and independence – from a step stool (to improve access to the toilet) or potty seat to training pants. Pampers Easy Ups training pants are designed to help the diaper-to-underwear transition by allowing potty-training toddlers to set aside their diapers and wear something with a more underwear-like look and feel that still helps contain accidental messes no matter wherever they happen: at home, on-the-go or overnight.
We liked using training pants because they helped reduce messes. I also found that they were easiest for our always on the go family. Pampers Easy Ups training pants, available in sizes 2T through 5T, are a good choice because they have fun designs featuring your child’s favorite characters like Thomas & Friends® and Dora the Explorer®. The super-stretchy sides make them easy to pull up and down when using the potty so children feel a sense of independence when using them.
Her third tip is to celebrate every win. As with any learning experience, young children can learn a lot from both their potty successes and their setbacks. While potty accidents are an inevitable (and admittedly inconvenient) aspect of potty learning, they shouldn’t dominate your day-to-day discussions. Instead, simply help your child learn to cope with and clean up any messes, and focus your attention on celebrating your child’s efforts and successes with plenty of hugs and words of encouragement.
I found that focusing on my kid’s successes and encouraging them to keep trying was really important. Our kids were really motivated by sticker charts and the possibility of earning small special toys when they had enough stickers. This also made the process more fun for them.
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My tip is to use encouragement, songs and a reward system.
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For boys, have them fo to the bathroom with dad or older brothers. My youngest son was in such a hurry to be just like his two older brothers that he literally potty trained himself by 18 months.
Using a rewards system works well when potty training.
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Try not to pressure your child because it will just stress you both out.
My tip is to reward your child for using his potty
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Use a small reward to motivate the training and use a potty they are not intimidated with.
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My tip is to work on potty training exclusively for an entire weekend. Try to make the transition between diapers and potty very defined.
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I use a potty training chair that sits on the floor and helps child feel stable when starting out. Then I put a big potty training chair on the toilet so child can learn how to potty train.
Reward system works great for my kids.
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Use a reward system/chart as well as provide plenty of praise through the potty training process.
Reward your kids as an incentive
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For boys, use Cheerios as potty targets.
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Patience. I’m not a quick trainer with my kids. I really wait for them to be totally ready so I’m not running them to the bathroom nonstop.
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My tip- you have to reward them if they go potty!
My tip for potty training is to do it in the summer when less clothes are on makes it easier for the child to get training pants on and off and easier on mom with laundry!
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i wait until my kids are totally ready to start
My best tip is to wait till your child shows an interest. You can’t force it.
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you have to have patients and persistence when potty training…
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Make sure to offer a reward for when they do a good job
Like everyone else has said, a reward is always helpful.
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Don’t try to rush things. When the child is ready, they will let you know. And when you’re in the bathroom, don’t try to hurry them along. It will only stress them out.
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Cheerios for boys to help aim and make it fun!
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I use coloring books and music when potty training
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My tip is to have patience and give little rewards for going on the potty. If you get stressed, the child will get stressed, so stay calm and positive about potty training.
We like doing sticker charts!
Cheerios in the toilet always works! Makes training a game.
I am training one of my grandboys right night and we like reading books, he reads a bit on the potty and then he wants me to read,, and so far no wetting during the day lol :)
My biggest tip is to follow your child’s lead. You can’t force them – when they’re ready, they’ll be ready (even though we’re all eager to say goodbye to diapers! lol!)
My tip is to make it fun.
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My tips are to be encouraging and patient, it won’t happen right away/
my potty training tip is too stay relaxed accidents happen make it fun and set them on the toilet every ten mins til a pattern they get used too is establised …….. tweeted https://twitter.com/vickie7063/status/727707659877650437
Stay patient, and try not to let yourself get stressed out. It’ll happen in time!
Make it fun and use tons of incentives. :-)
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My tip is to not compare your child to other children when it comes to this.
My best tip for potty training is not to give up easily. Keep taking your child to the potty every two hours without missing a beat. Accidents will happen… so DON”T give up.
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Have some silly songs that you only sing in the bathroom.
My tip is to not try too early. If they aren’t ready, it’ll just be stressful for both of you.
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Be patience, it may take awhile to catch on.
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My tip is to allow your child to lead. Make them really involved, they get to pick out the undies, the stickers and the treats, use a special watch or timer to keep track of when they need to take a potty break and then CELEBRATE success!
Using Cheerios in the potty appears to be helpful for training male children.
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My tip is to allow your child to lead the pace and never get angry or frustrated with them over potty training.
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My potty tips is to be very excited when your child let’s you know they have to go potty and makes it in time. The excitement, praise and letting them know how proud you are of them goes a long way.
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Be consistent.
For my daughter, I invented a celebratory dance for when she used the potty successfully, and she loved it!
My tip…be consistent…take one week and devote it completely to potty training.
I would say being patient and also giving small rewards for using the potty.
Make sure you wait until they are ready.
My daughter loves to get stickers when she goes
Let the child go at their own pace and try to be encouraging and make it fun.
My best tip is using a sticker reward chart! Kids love to see their progress!!
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My best tip is to use a reward system, we used stickers. My son would get so excited to wear a sticker and another sticker to chart on a calendar. We made to make a big deal (lots of positive reinforcement) when he successfully used the potty.
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My kids seemed to be able to tell me when they had to go potty, and I knew that they were ready to start using the big potty.
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rewards always seem to help
We allowed the child to pick out their own underwear and put them on the adult potty every 15 minutes. We woke them up in the middle of the night to go the potty. We never brought the kiddy potty…Made sure they washed their hands everytime. Did not give rewards because they grow up expecting that every time. We quit giving food and drink after 7 or 8pm except for tiny sips of water. Within 3 days, they trained and had very few accidents after that..
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rewards for every potty training success.
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we use a sticker chart
everytime we use the potty we get a sticker when the row is full we earn a small surprise
I used Cheerios for my son to aim at and try to sink them. I used blue food coloring in the toilet water so he could watch it turn green. I also used a sticker chart and waited until he was actually ready to train. Going to the store and letting him buy “big boy” underwear with his favorite characters helped too.
Patience and prizes were two big helpers for us!
My tip is to use M&Ms as a reward. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
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my tip is to have a small basket of little rewards that they can pick from.
Don’t use diapers so that the toddle will find it uncomfortable to potty without it and will right away want to use the training potty, it really works and fast too.
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My only tips are to wait until they’re really ready to learn and to make potty training as fun as possible for them.
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make it routine have a regular schedule when you try
Wait until the kid is ready- don’t rush it
Reward system works great for my kids.
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My tip for potty training is for parents to know that kids will do it when they are ready don’t pressure them or scold them, offer rewards: hugs or something fun
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My tip, wait until they are ready! If you force it too soon it won’t go well.
My tip is to let them watch older kids use the potty. My girls were two years apart and my two year old potty trained herself while I tried to get her four year old sister to get out of diapers. lol
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I do a celebratory dance with my daughter.
We have a sticker reward chart for when he uses the potty.
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Don’t rush them – it will just cause setbacks.
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Use a sticker chart
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A reward system has worked in the past. We did not yell when things did not go as planned either.
My tip is to always let the child tell you when they have to go. dont force them to go. they will learnn on their own and go at their own time
When potty training always have your child go potty before leaving any location whether it is home or a public place. Better to have a empty bladder than a messy car ride home!
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My tip is to try potty training, but don’t stress if it doesn’t work. Wait and try again in a few months.
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I let my son run around completely naked for a week! There were messes to clean, but by the end of it he was totally trained. :)
Make sure they are well hydrated. My kids have more accidents if they are not drinking enough
Do not force. They might not be ready. You don’t want them to have negativity towards it.
I always said I wouldn’t, but my best tip that worked with all four of my kiddo’s is a bribe! I would do a small piece of candy after each try and a dollar store at the end of the week if they succeeded! It worked like a charm and was worth every penny!
y tip is to not force potty training on your child. If your child fights it, try again in a few weeks. Also, rewards like stickers help the child get excited about potty training!
After potty training 6 kids, my best advice is to wait until they’re ready. Then when they are truly ready it’s so much easier….we also celebrate each success and reward with a little treat, like an M&M or chocolate chip.
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Be patient and keep it positive! A basket of books by the potty can help ;)
My tip is to reward your child for using his potty
My biggest tip is: Don’t push them. Often they’ll refuse because they can. It’s a way to feel “in control.”
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I made a sticker chart with the days of the week on it and every time my daughter used the potty she got to place a star sticker on that day. Every time she had an accident I put a sad face on the day she had an accident. She was appalled at getting sad faces so she potty trained quickly.
I would say a reward system, lots of praise and make it fun.
I think to have patience, and don’t try to rush, he will learn.
Tip: reward your child with stickers or Smiley faces on a chart when they use the potty
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Encourgage and be patient with the training.
Consistency really helps with potty training.
let them choose their underwear to help get them excited about the process
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My potty training tip is to have patience! Every kid moves at their own pace and will be ready at their own time.
my potty training tip is to start early and use positive reinforcement. i like to use a rewards system. it works for us.
Positive reinforcement only! Never punish accidents : ) Thank you and good luck all!
I agree that a rewards system is very helpful.
My tips are to offer the bathroom often, use a reward system and be patient.
Tip: reward your child with stickers or Smiley faces on a chart when they use the potty
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My tip is this: after you know they know how to use the potty, but just won’t, put them in underware and let them have an accident. For some kids all it takes is one time for them to start using the potty (that was my older son)…and one mess clean up is worth it to see if that’s your kid. But if you have to clean up a second mess and they weren’t trying to get to the potty, than put the pull ups back on cause that’s not your kid. (I’ve had one of both).
the rewards system always worked for me
Sticker chart!
after potty training 4 kids and now training 2 granddaughters my best tip is relax. Do not get stressed over accidents or resistance. Just be consistant and they will get through it.
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Have your child sing on the potty as a way to keep them on their long enough.
My potty training tips are use positive reinforcement; exercise a high level of patience; and read illustrated tales to the kiddies about potty-training.
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I have always heard that they show signs of readiness plus reward system works great and it effective way to potty train.
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My best potty training tip is to automatically take your little one to the bathroom every time you go to the bathroom or at least every two hours so they get into the habit of going & don’t get distracted & forget.
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My tip is the old fashioned tip. Being naked. I had my son potty trained in 4 days…and at 20 months old. We also did the reward system as well.
My tip is wait until ready!
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My best advice is to not stress. Your child will train at their own pace, and anyone who looks at you poorly for not having your child trained by a certain age isn’t worth being friends with…
I use a reward system like Skittles or just a special treat
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Give lots of praises and start a sticker chart
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One potty training tip is to use a good reward system like M&Ms or stickers to keep your child motivated.
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My best potty training tip is to keep trying and they might not be ready when you start but they will get there. Give them tons of praise, love, and have patience!
My tip is not to force a child until they are ready
My tip is to get everyone involved and use their favorite characters.
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My tip is don’t rush, they will go eventually so wait until they are ready it’ll be much easier
When potty training little boys…toss a handful of froot loops into the toilet….little boys love improving their “aim” lol
Don’t get frustrated, make it a positive experience for them.
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I make sure I dress them in comfortable clothes that are easy to get on and off!
Small rewards go a long way when it comes to potty training!! Keep up the encouragement and don’t get mad when accidents happen.
I use a rewards system when potty training
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Make sure they are ready and use a rewards system
For boys, place a “target” in the bowl…makes it “fun.” Hahaha–boys wil be boys :)
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Constantly ask “do you need to go potty”, I make my son go every 20 minutes. We’re doing much better finally! We use rewards, a potty seat, his own flush-able wipes, and he is just now to the point where he wears underwear all day and a pull up at night. It can be such a frustrating process, just remember to take it day by day!
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I used to make a chart and add stickers when I potty trained. I kept it in the bathroom so they could see it and feel motivated.
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Treats for your child and wine for you = happy child and calm(er) mom!! :)
Using a reward system. But I also think setting regular time intervals to take the child to the potty to check to see if they have to “go” also helps to reinforce the behavior. No stress though…it will come.
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Be encouraging!
My daughter always follows me in the bathroom so I let her sit there with me.
I explain to her what I’m doing.
I give lots of encouragement. My daughter loves the idea of wearing big girl panties with her favorite character. Plenty of praise and be persistent.
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We used a sticker chart and reward system for earning a certain number of stickers, plus lots of encouragement and praise.
I just finished potty training my granddaughter, the key is to be persistent and consistent. Take them every 15-20 minutes, don’t ask them if they have to go just tell them they are going. After they are used to going then you can ask.
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My son was all about rewards. So a special treat like spending the night with his Nana was great for him.
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my sister in law swears by using /reading the potty topic books to her son at night or whenever- really got him excited about this next step
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my PT tip is to be consistent
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Trying to potty train too soon is frustrating for the child and the parent. You will know when your child is ready.
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Always be patient, calm , and rewarding when toilet training your baby.
Sit with your child while they “wait” for results and have a collection of small washable toys to play with and discuss during the intervals. A large plastic mixing bowl of assorted Fisher Price Little People and animals works well for us.
My son has autism and it’s alittle more challenging. We have a reward system set up to help him with the potty training.
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I always use positive reinforcement with potty training
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My tip is to be consistent but do not let mistakes make you angry!
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Wait until the child is ready!
We used a Potty time watched that played a song every 30 minutes to remind my daughter about the potty.
Patience and lots of paper towels!
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I keep reminding them every 15 mins to go potty. I think its really important to be consistent and have a lot of patience
My son is 3 months so we haven’t quite gotten to potty training, but I appreciate the tips :)
Reward them when they use the potty
A rewards system works great. I recommend making a little rewards chart and the child gets a sticker when they go potty. When they have a set number of stickers (i.e. 10 or 15), they get a small, inexpensive “prize.”
Start potty training early because children can understand what is expected of them.
My potty training tip: Be prepared for anything.
I think rewarding them for using the potty is a good way to do it!
My best tip for potty training is to wait until the child has shown considerable interest. It can be very frustrating to attempt potty training before everyone is ready!
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My best tip is to be patient, it may take awhile to catch.
I would put my daughter on the potty every morning so that it would be part of her routine to go in the morning
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Don’t Rush them into it! If it’s not working take a break!
On of the only tips I have is what a few women told me. If you have a boy, throw some cherrios in the toilet and tell him to sink them.
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Do not use pull ups when you have decided to go to underwear. Even at night. It is confusing for the kids.
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Try not to get too frustrated. Take a break and come back to it if you need to!
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Don’t push your child before they are ready. We tried when my daughter was 2-3 and she had none of it. Then a month before she was turning 4 within a week she was good to go with no more diapers!
When potty training boys, place cherrios in the toilet for them to aim at. My boys loved the excitement of sinking one.
Using Cheerios in the potty appears to be helpful in training male children.
The rewards are pretty good tips for the toddler who is a little older. My son was hard to train and we finally started this and it seemed to work.
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we stick colorful star stickers on a chart and when they get so many they get big kid undies of their choice
Bribery. Lot and lots of bribery!
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I used M&M for #1 and small wooden animals for #2. It worked really good to. Thank you for the chance :)
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Naked week in our house helped potty train our two boys! It actually only took a couple days :)
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No kids, but my tip is to have patience.
Thanks for the contest.
https://twitter.com/slehan/status/730254192430866433
My tip is to not push! Let you’re child gain an understanding on their own time!
shared https://twitter.com/CraziMomOf2Boys/status/730258806995857408
Lots of Praise and Patience <3
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