The potty training of your child always seems to be a daunting task if the entire process of training is done without a proper planning. Noticing the right signs of your child also include the essentials that help a lot in making your child potty trained. There are many clues given by your child when he/she is ready to be potty trained. You just need to capture them and make their usage when you are going to giving potty training to your child with the help of the right tools.

It is generally seen that most of the children start showing clues when they have an interest to go to the toilet. It doesn’t matter that whether you have the regular commode in your bathroom or have the presence of a small toddler size one, your child become able to be potty trained if he/she shows any curiosity about sitting on it. This is also seen as a sign that needs to be notice when you are on the way for teaching your child about potty training tips. If your child starts telling you about a bowel movement then you should understand that now he/she has become ready to accept all the points that help him/her to be potty trained. Telling you about their wet diaper is also considered as a great signal for you to teach your child other essential tips on how to pee and pooh in the toilet.

You can make the procedure of potty training easier and simple with the help of the Potty Musical Potty Chair. During urination of your child, this chair plays “Old McDonald” in order to encourage them about potty training. The front panel of this chair includes a build-in-sensor that plays the tune after detecting the moisture when your child goes potty. The presence of this type of chair really works great when you are serious to teach your child that how to use the toilet.

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So far, I think we’re doing ok…

* She strips down to nekkidness a lot.

* If she’s still wearing her pull- ups, she takes it off after she pees.

* We have a potty in the livingroom for her and anytime she starts to piddle on the floor, I scoop her up and sit her down on it (it’s usually too late, by then, lol) She does sit on her potty a lot and likes it, but she hasn’t done anything in it yet.

* Today, she pooped in her pull- up and I put it in her potty for her to see and clapped my hands in celebration, pointing out to her where it was. Then I emptied it in the toilet and let her flush it (she likes that)

What else should I try? I saw some ideas about reward charts on other questions, but what are some ways to GET her to use it to begin with?

Thanx.

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When I was potty training my two young boys, I discovered this method of potty training that made it an enjoyable, yet very effective way to potty train toddlers.

First, make sure your child is ready for potty training, shows interest, wants “big kids pants” etc. If they show no signs of readiness, it may be best to let them mature a bit more.

Make this a game, make it fun and you will not run into stubborn opposition (after all it is the child’s body). Go out and buy or find around the house items you don’t normally let your child play with. Some examples might be toys that can be used in water (3 or 4 things), like little plastic pitchers, balls, tiny cups, whatever, but make them SPECIAL. The only real rule to this game is these special “potty” toys can only be played with while the child is sitting on the potty! This is very important; no breaking this one rule, or it won’t work.

Once the child is sitting on the potty fill a large bowl or small bucket with lukewarm or tepid water, place the new “potty” toys in the bowl and set the bowl of water in front of the child. On the floor if the potty seat is low, or if it’s a potty seat that sits on top of the regular toilet, set the bowl of water on a TV tray or something that provides a step, in front of the child. When the child places his/her hands in the lukewarm water to play with the toys, if the child needs to physically go, they nearly instantly go potty (it’s almost an instinctive type of physical reaction), then cheer, cheer, cheer! Give lots of praise, and if you wish to give some type of a treat, go ahead.

Let them play as long as they want, as long as they sit on the potty. When they are done playing, put the toys away for next time. This is really great because it makes it fun for them so they cooperate, it totally ends all power struggles, and also no more waiting and waiting for them to go only to have them go potty as soon as the diaper goes back on. They also feel good because they have immediate success. Potty training no. 2 was more difficult I found, that just came with some time and patience and them learning in their own space and way, relax, it will happen.

Do you want to know how I get this idea? It’s kind of a funny thing, my husband used to be in the military and when he was young in boot camp they used to always play jokes on each other in the night by dipping the hand of someone who was sleeping, into a pan of lukewarm water, thus making the person wet the bed. It just seemed like a natural progression to use this trick for good use in the potty training area and it worked great!

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