Sentences with phrase «day time potty»

I chose to put pull ups on my son for several months after he was day time potty trained.

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Plus, more time indoors during the evenings during fall means less potty time outside during the day, despite the fact we put them out regularly for bathroom breaks.

It took a few days of our kid crying himself to sleep before he started singing or chatting or happily role - playing himself to sleep - and now, the routine leading up to bedtime is so much fun (a few books on the potty, brush the teeth, read another book, a final trip to the potty, turn out the lights, start twinkle twinkle, ok another trip to the potty if you must but no piggy back this time, restart «TTLS» and he's tucked in for the night).

Of course, it's my quiet time, after everyone else is in bed, and I'm really up too late but I have to decompress from a day of potty training my 3 yr old, keeping on top of the dishes for once and the lovely, pleasant banter between my tween and I. I am so ready for a good laugh, thanks so much!!

I got some of the Best Bottom boosters to try with and hopefully we will be in these full time during the day as we progress though potty training.

Before the day was over I had taken my daughter to the potty twice, amazed that she went both times.

My daughter was just 3 1/2 when I began completing the EC process with my 17 month old son and my daughter helped get her brother to the potty a couple times within the first week of being diaper free during the day.

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I was very exicted about potty training him not only during the daytime but aslo night time too. He did wonderful his first day with no accidents and the 1st night went good with a couple of «mommy I'm peeing...» around 3:00 am but still the underwear stayed dry.

We offer lots of potty - tunities throughout the day, mostly based on generic timing and intuition, because again, no signaling here.

But, to my surprise she all of a sudden started telling me and using the potty EVERY time from about 10 am on Day 5!!!

There many potty trainig methods out there that claim to be a 3 day method that have your child running around naked or running to the toilet every time a timer rings.

I know SO many people who get really frsutrated because their kids are totally potty trained during the day but still wet themselves at night, and the simple fact is that night time dryness can't be trained.

What a pleasant surprise to be done (recognizing of course that Nicco is still not independent and needs attention and help to get to the potty on time...) in 3 days!!!

My son is just 3 and after attempting potty training a few times unsucessfully I googled potty training and found you, My husband didn't belive it would happen in 3 days but I was prepared to try anything.

Even in our day and time, parents in over fifty other countries seem to have no trouble figuring out how to potty train their children by 18 months and trust me, they aren't using Pull - up Style Training Pants.

We reminded him less frequently as the day went on and he still told us when he had to go potty every time!

We had a great second day, dry pants every time but one, and then only a little dribble on the way to the potty.

Over three short days I'll send you 3 of my best nuggets «o» wisdom to prepare you for potty training (or to help you decide whether now's the time for you).

The second half of the day - after nap was much better, although still frustrating but better and it did end well with 3 times on the potty where he asked and I was able to get him to the potty with out an accident and he went.

The biggest thing we learned from your method was to be consistent and to plan ahead to make sure we had the time (several days) to commit to potty, potty, potty.

When I think that Ethan's potty process occurred over the span of a few months — not days, I now see how much time I wasted.

It has worked beautifully throughout the day time and our daughter has improved at night to the point where she is only waking once to go to the toilet however that occurs with my husband sleeping on the floor next to her bed and waking to take her to the potty.

Now, if we can only get them potty trained real early, out the door on time every day for school, and trained to take out the trash without being reminded — we'll be all set.

If your child never makes it to the potty on time or appears confused after several days of trying, he or she may not be ready.

Once you have gone over these things with her and spent time talking about potty training, choose a start day.

We had failed so miserably with potty training our 4.5 - year - old that 3 days ago, he had successfully peed in the potty 1 time in his life.

Even on his good days he will not poo in the potty I try and try to get him to poo on the potty but he will not he has one time and he cried why I have no idea.

She's still working on pooping in the potty (we alternate between a few days of withholding and going in the pants, interspersed with 3 times of going in the potty) but has not had a single wet accident in 10 days.

Whenever she refuses to use the potty we just put her in a diaper (actually, mostly we start putting on the diaper and she decides to sit on the potty), and a couple times I've gotten irritated by a series of accidents and put her in a diaper, but that has never lasted more than a day or so.

In the next 2 months we will be potty training, starting part - time day care and transitioning out of her crib.

Even if you help «clear out» the baby a few times a day, the point is that you don't want your baby constantly feeling like she needs to go, just because she took a potty pause and you didn't give her the chance to finish potting.

Once you choose your undies and your two day stretch of potty training time, you need to focus on the task at hand.

* The current average potty training time with my book is 7 days.

Bladder control, or having dry diapers for several hours at a time, is a key element for potty training readiness because it means your child's bladder muscles are strong enough to keep them from peeing a little bit at a time all day long.

If you are lucky and your baby sleeps soundly through the night and you do not want to mess with that, you can continue to diaper at night and EC during the day, guilt - free, until your toddler naturally stays dry overnight, or until you are ready to night - time potty train.

There are pretty much five popular potty training methods that I have dubbed in the following ways: infant toilet training (or elimination communication), naked or nearly naked all the time, practice makes perfect, wait until I'm ready or do it all in one day (or Dr. Phil) approach.

I introduced a potty at 6 months and quickly started catching a few pees a day based on timing and most poos based on a very obvious poo face.

I would offer my son one creature for every time he went # 2 in the potty or stayed dry all day with no accidents.

So, I'd do diaper - free time for a couple days, as I've advised Sylwia in this post, and put her on the potty every single time and don't react.

Only put your child on the potty for a few minutes a couple of times a day, and let your child get up if he or she wants to.

You can take responsibility for getting your child to the potty on time to avoid an accident, but if you're looking for signs that your little one can handle getting to the potty when they need to without your help, wait until they show that they're able to hold urine during naps or for a few hours during the day.

If your daughter goes to daycare during the day, you will need to coordinate «potty times» with the person who watches your child.

If you want to give the message that potty is a normal part of day - to - day life, don't want to emphasize «getting out of diapers» or «waiting for readiness,» and want to empower your little one with the how - to of potty time...

«Or, if they tend to poop at the same time every day, get them to sit on the potty beforehand,» she says.

Make times during the day where you sit her on the potty.

Basically every poo is on the potty, but she does wee several times a day, and poo too for that matter, as mostly all breastfed still.

The fourth day went a little better than the third had overall in terms of accidents, but it was obvious that we'd have to be patient and give potty training more time to «click.»

My son is now being potty trained, he is 16 months old and already sitting on the toilet 5 - 6 times a day.

I've been wondering about this as a friend of mine has her 1 year old sitting on the potty a couple times a day at what she knew to be his pooping schedule and calls it «potty training» but he doesn't walk or talk, so I was kind of like «really?