POTTY TRAINING STAGE?: HERE ARE SOME TIPS
Hello Fashionistas/Moms
As a mother of two, a step mom of one and expecting my third child, I know how difficult potty training can be for you and your toddler. So today I wanted to share with you a few of my own potty training tips/advice, I potty trained my son Drayton and helped with potty training my step daughter Oddy as well so I have a little bit of practice for getting it done with Nevaeh.
Potty training Nevaeh has proven to be a challenge, because she doesn't like the loud flushing of the toilet it scares her LOL so playing music helps and her cute potty makes noise as well.
MY POTTY TRAINING TIPS/ADVICE
when starting potty training most people start at 2-2 1/2 years old, but you can start whenever your toddler seems ready. Knowing they are ready is them showing signs of interest in using the bathroom on the toilet.
To make potty training fun, you can put food coloring into the toilet water so your toddler can see the color their pee can change the water.
When your toddler pees or poops in the toilet celebrate with them to show that it was somethinf good they have done and reward them with a prize.
If they are scared of the toilet let them know there is nothing to be afraid of and encourage them to keep trying to go potty. You can even tell your toddler that whatever their favorite characters are use the potty like a big girl or boy.
Also another fun thing to do is play music for them while they sit on the toilet, this can help them not to get impatient sitting there.
Most importantly find a training potty that best fits your toddler, character designs and musical pottys can make it fun as well. So choose one that your toddler will wnjoy having to help them learn to use the potty.
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I hope that you can find some helpful information in this post and hopefully potty training your toddler doesn't take a long time LOL. Good luck and enjoy this stage with your toddler. Keep God first and stau blessed.
PINKBARBIE THE FASHIONISTA <3 p="">
As a mother of two, a step mom of one and expecting my third child, I know how difficult potty training can be for you and your toddler. So today I wanted to share with you a few of my own potty training tips/advice, I potty trained my son Drayton and helped with potty training my step daughter Oddy as well so I have a little bit of practice for getting it done with Nevaeh.
Potty training Nevaeh has proven to be a challenge, because she doesn't like the loud flushing of the toilet it scares her LOL so playing music helps and her cute potty makes noise as well.
MY POTTY TRAINING TIPS/ADVICE
when starting potty training most people start at 2-2 1/2 years old, but you can start whenever your toddler seems ready. Knowing they are ready is them showing signs of interest in using the bathroom on the toilet.
To make potty training fun, you can put food coloring into the toilet water so your toddler can see the color their pee can change the water.
When your toddler pees or poops in the toilet celebrate with them to show that it was somethinf good they have done and reward them with a prize.
If they are scared of the toilet let them know there is nothing to be afraid of and encourage them to keep trying to go potty. You can even tell your toddler that whatever their favorite characters are use the potty like a big girl or boy.
Also another fun thing to do is play music for them while they sit on the toilet, this can help them not to get impatient sitting there.
Most importantly find a training potty that best fits your toddler, character designs and musical pottys can make it fun as well. So choose one that your toddler will wnjoy having to help them learn to use the potty.
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I hope that you can find some helpful information in this post and hopefully potty training your toddler doesn't take a long time LOL. Good luck and enjoy this stage with your toddler. Keep God first and stau blessed.
PINKBARBIE THE FASHIONISTA <3 p="">
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