Sentences with phrase «did go in the potty»

I celebrate when she does go in the potty, just does not seem to be doing much.

We tried not to get too excited when he did go in the potty or toilet.

When the baby does go in the potty (which may not even happen the first day), respond with exaggerated excitement, jump up and down and congratulate her.

When she did go in the potty twice, she was crying both times, acting like she was scared.

Not exact matches

At the moment I keep playing «I am her Guide» after feeling very frustrated in reminding her do turn the light off, go potty, wash her hands, sit nicely... etc etc..

Most babies will have held it during this transition only to go when put on the body in the carrier, whereas some will pee a little and then do the rest in the potty before being put into the carrier.

My son got it by the end of the first day we went out i know which i shoulnt have but in front of all my family who have kids and known are trained yet he said i need to go pee we went and he did a pee in the potty.

If you need help wrapping up EC go ahead and get my friend Jamie's book at http://jamieglowacki.com where she has written a chapter on how to potty train (non-coercively) if you've done some EC in the past.

I can teach you the secrets of potty training in 3 days so the process goes quickly and smoothly once your child is ready and once you do start.

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If anyone needs advice on potty training don't come to me just go buy the ebook by Lora Jensen and be encouraged that your little one will be done with diapers in 3 days from now

We decided not to do a plastic baby potty in our house so my husband and I went looking for a folding travel potty seat, none of which fit our home toilet.

The problem with most training pants is that they do not have awesome designs on them, but after going to the store and getting some money and car underwear he is really getting into potty training... but they are horrible at absorbing anything, which is where the waterproof pull on pants come in!

Greg (4 yo, loudly): Dad, I have to go poopy Me (inside voice): Yes dear, we'll get to the bathroom right after I put this box in the cart Joe (2 yo): mumbles something about poopy Me: Do you have to go potty, too?

i have a 13 month old who does very well with going in her potty and is progressing great with her potty training.

In this section you will find many answers to the questions that you have about potty training a boy and what to do and how to go about doing it.

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We use diapers at daycare because he won't go potty there, but do underpants at home in the evenings and weekends.It's been a slow process, probably because our precocious kid went straight past the novelty of going potty to realizing that being a big kid kind of sucks, compared to the easy life of a baby.

Every now and then he will do good by peeing in the potty and other days we are going thru so many undies and pants.

We do food rewards (I know, there goes my Mom of the Year nomination) and escalated to an ENTIRE candy necklace as a reward for poop in the potty.

Often parents, in frustration, say that they don't understand why their child won't go to the potty because they just know that he can do it.

We have been trying to potty train my daughter, Ruby, since May 22nd where we attempted to train in one day... she did well after seeing Potty Patty go once in the potty, however, she has not been consistent and has had several accidents includinpotty train my daughter, Ruby, since May 22nd where we attempted to train in one day... she did well after seeing Potty Patty go once in the potty, however, she has not been consistent and has had several accidents includinPotty Patty go once in the potty, however, she has not been consistent and has had several accidents includinpotty, however, she has not been consistent and has had several accidents including BM.

And he's made strides in his overall functioning: Went from nonverbal and screaming at 2 to being potty trained at 3, learning to communicate better and coping well with different stimuli, and is going to a regular public school with a little support and doing relatively well, learning to read and write along with the other neurotypical kids.

She was terrified of going in the potty even though I had done all you have suggested.

You can go so far as to block out by the hour what you're doing to do at home all (besides give that kiddo chances to go potty), but just having some simple things lined up and thought about in advance will do wonders.

and it has been going great, but she keeps peeing in her high chair during meals instead of waiting to go in the potty when she is done.

No matter how long you have been trying to get your child potty trained and go to the bathroom by himself, you may notice that once in a while accidents do happen.

They might not have a full grasp on this until age 5 or later, due to muscle development, so even once your child is potty trained, you'll still need to tell them to go try — especially when they're so engaged in something fun and don't want to stop.

I think ever child is diffrent... my oldest did nt want to potty train till his little brother was born and he was fully trained at 3... my other son was fully trained 2 weeks after he turned 2... my daughter is 2 yrs and 2 months... she knows to go potty in the potty... i'm not in any rush..

However, it is also important to know that if you start earlier than your child is ready or too late when your child is more strong - willed and set in their habit, it will likely require more patience until the job is done and demand more compassion from you so that your child doesn't associate negative feelings with going potty.

The potty training dialogue is yet another notch on the awkward belt of parenthood, but you don't care because your child went # 2 in the toilet, and that's a big freaking deal that everyone needs to know about.

I always heard with lil boys its much easier to potty train cus you can play games with them my mom told me she did this one with my brothers she had put a cherieo in the tolit and told them to try and rope it and if you could rope the cheerio then you'll get a cookie or candy or something in that nature with my niece my mom tried the privery method tell him he'll get a prize if he goes to the big boy potty tell him you'll take him to mcdonalds or to walmart for a toy if he goes like a big boy it works most of the time I would try the cheerio method for when he pee's and the privery method for poopoo good luck we are still working with my 2 1/2 year old niece.

We also picked more stickers and reward toy prizes while at Walmart to give to him when he does goes potty in the toilet.

At around 4 months, I was doing a good job of paying attention and we had a little streak where ALL of her poo and pee was going in the potty (or bathroom sink designated as «potty», actually).

Anyway, she was doing that LONG before we did anything potty related at home.Once she was regularly going all day w / o peeing in a diaper, we started training at home.

So what do you do if your child will not go or refuses to go poop in the potty or the toilet.

While she did go a few times in the potty outside, that was it.

(We do have «his» potty, so he occasionally «goes potty» by sitting on a closed potty with his clothes on...) My mother is coming on a 5 - day vacation with us in August and has volunteered to do more intensive training then.

So I have a deep - down - in - my - gut feeling that she's not going to potty train until he does.

But after having a crappy Day where it seemed like All I was doing was changing Diapers (i have Two boys 16mons apart) i Took all the diapers an Hid them tight before bed time an told him in the Morning he was gonna be a big Boy an go in the potty.

At home he has started to tell us he needs to go pee pee (we don't always get to the potty on time) and for the last 5 days all his poops have been in the potty.

But he seems to have no awareness of what's going on, has never peed in the potty, and when you take his pants off all he wants to do is play at retracting his foreskin.

We've decided to do this, it's clearly time, Sophia doesn't really like her diapers, shes wants to wear underwear, but how in the world am I going to get her used to the potty?!

It does require more time in the bathroom throughout the day to make sure that your child goes and you are essentially getting them to pick up the habit of potty training in one day.

Until he is going in the potty, you can try to empty his dirty diapers into his potty chair to help demonstrate what you want him to do.

Even being in the older rooms, now in the 3's, and watching all her friends go potty she still wants nothing to do with it.

If your child has shown all the signs of being ready for potty training and she is actually bringing you a diaper so she can immediately go in it, then she knows what she's doing.

She will also still pee in her pullup or panties whenever we don't encourage her to go in the potty.

Also, when potty accidents happen away from home or in the car, do not make a scene and clean the accident as quickly as possible, while also making sure to get your child to a bathroom so that they can finish going.

Again, the goal was to have the child go in the potty and moms did this by learning their children's schedules and observing their signals.