Sentences with phrase «go to the potty because»

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.

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When my son is holding a poop and he scared to go, he shows with his body language and refusing / screaming that he wants nothing to do with the potty because he knows that if he sits there The poo will try to come out and he thinks it will hurt him.

I suppose that we went through this easily because he was ready to make the transition from diaper to potty.

Your odds of successfully potty training in just 3 days go up significantly when you use the same method my customers recommend to their friends and family, because it's not luck.

He even got up at 2:00 am and called for me because he had to go potty and then went right back to bed.

He also likes to go outside and pee - I even allow him to do this (preferably not off the front steps) because I am hoping that it will help him to finally cooperate and just potty train already!!!!

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.

She was in panties (except for night, because waking her up to go potty totally screws with her sleep and it's not worth it to me) FULL TIME with NO ACCIDENTS for SEVEN WEEKS.

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.

My little girl is almost three and a half, and I've been putting it off, because the first two times I've tried to «train» her, she wasn't ready and NEVER went in the potty.

(In this case, it was just for pooping, because he had already been going pee with the potty, just refused to poop on it).

Often babies have a potty pause (which means they resist the potty, or won't go in it, but only in the diaper back - up, for days, weeks, or months on end) because they are about to reach a developmental milestone.

After the excitement of founding out, I then started to panic a little bit because I didn't know how I was going to feed two babies at the same time, how I was going to manage to sleep them at the same time and even potty train them!

Before beginning the experiment, I'd put off the idea of potty training time and time again, because I knew it wasn't going to be easy.

During the three days you block off for potty training, blogger Becky Mansfield explained, you don't really want to go anywhere or do a whole lot, because the whole idea is to stay close to the toilet (or potty, but since my son was a bit older and already had some experience on the toilet, I opted to skip the potty all together).

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.

It's also pretty hard to get out of the house in the middle of potty training because, well, when they've got ta go, they've got ta go, and sometimes they've got to go half way through the drive to Grandma's house.

Easy to take on the go and he wanted to use the potty because of the fun design.

Most potty training problems are associated with late potty training because children learn to sit in it and are conditioned not to poop or pee without a diaper on and not to wake up when they need to go.

Right now I sleep better after I've pottied her, because I know she's not going to wake wet and crying at 3 am.

About the child (ren): All my kids are potty trained but my almost 2 year old will still need to be watched because she might not always tell you when she has to go potty.

«When we have to pee - pee, we go to the potty, because we like dry pants and wet pants are icky» - The poo - poo verse says messy pants are icky....

I feel like everyone (especially people without kids) are judging us like we are doing something wrong, and people say things to her too about not being a big girl because only big girls go on the potty.

I need some advice I have 3 children my oldest is 8 my middle one is 3 and the youngest is 17 months however My 3 year old completely refuses to use the potty when you mention it she has a complete melt down I know that she has the smarts it take to know when to use the potty because when you ask her where you go potty she says «the big girl Potty» but when i attempt to put panties on her she cries for a diaper so i guess my question is What can I do to help her get over the fits about potty training we have never pressured her but she is now 3 and the diapers are hardly fitting her anymore and she rufuses to put on pull up so please any advice would be gpotty when you mention it she has a complete melt down I know that she has the smarts it take to know when to use the potty because when you ask her where you go potty she says «the big girl Potty» but when i attempt to put panties on her she cries for a diaper so i guess my question is What can I do to help her get over the fits about potty training we have never pressured her but she is now 3 and the diapers are hardly fitting her anymore and she rufuses to put on pull up so please any advice would be gpotty because when you ask her where you go potty she says «the big girl Potty» but when i attempt to put panties on her she cries for a diaper so i guess my question is What can I do to help her get over the fits about potty training we have never pressured her but she is now 3 and the diapers are hardly fitting her anymore and she rufuses to put on pull up so please any advice would be gpotty she says «the big girl Potty» but when i attempt to put panties on her she cries for a diaper so i guess my question is What can I do to help her get over the fits about potty training we have never pressured her but she is now 3 and the diapers are hardly fitting her anymore and she rufuses to put on pull up so please any advice would be gPotty» but when i attempt to put panties on her she cries for a diaper so i guess my question is What can I do to help her get over the fits about potty training we have never pressured her but she is now 3 and the diapers are hardly fitting her anymore and she rufuses to put on pull up so please any advice would be gpotty training we have never pressured her but she is now 3 and the diapers are hardly fitting her anymore and she rufuses to put on pull up so please any advice would be great.

It is getting frustrating because almost daily we ask him «what do you do if you need to go potty?»

(«When we have to pee - pee, we go to the potty, because we like dry pants and wet pants are icky» - The poo - poo verse says messy pants are icky).

now we know that hes doing that because he wants to go potty!

First, addressing the last item first, I really like your idea of placing your child on the potty at given times, however, I am no sure that I think that this is a good strategy for the long term simply because, as you have said yourself, it may not clarify for the child the real need to go.

Personalized potty chairs are becoming increasing popular because by adding their names, kids feel more like that potty chair is their own and are more likely to go potty.

Ideally, you want your child to try using the potty training underwear for naps on the big day; however, if you are concerned about her sensitive skin, I would suggest a pull - up - but in a different brand - because she is all grown up and now only wears underwear - and then the pull up goes on just before nap and comes off right after the nap - most of us urinate within a few minutes of waking up and you don't want to give her the opportunity to go in the pull up because it causes confusion - so try to remove it before she urinates and try and have her urinate in the potty.

However, be cautious when rewarding a young child when they use the potty because she may not yet be ready or able to go on command.

Before nap time and bedtime, tell your child it's time to go potty (never ask your child, because he'll usually say no).

At three years old, both my girls were potty trained... not because I read books and raced them to the porcelain each time I suspected they should go.

I wish I would have started this with my first because now, at 33 months, she refuses to use the potty and would rather go on the floor.

You don't have the hassle of taking out the potty insert and wiping it down every time your child goes and there are no drips on the floor because you don't have to take the seat out!

2) You can't expect a kid to be potty trained everywhere just because he goes potty at home.

Cuba Children tend to go on the potty at a younger age — at 1 to 1 1/2, according to Isidra Mencos — perhaps because babies in Cuba wear cloth diapers almost exclusively.

You have a son and he is ready to potty train or maybe you want to have him potty trained because of going to a daycare or caregivers house.

Sometimes I even ask my toddler to help me go because I'm lost and can't find the potty and suddenly that kid can pull her own pants up and down, wipe, flush, and wash like a champion.

Don't even force the issue because he doesn't want to be told to go potty.

We were at about 1 miss a day for a few months there, usually pee misses, but he went back to daycare and our provider requires that he still wears his diapers because she only potties the kids based on timing rather than signals and he has occasional misses there.

Still, parents have to make sure babies are going potty, because otherwise their entire digestive system suffers, and a blockage can damage other internal organs.

Because we're in the throes of potty training, I generally do take an extra set of pants, plus a pair of babylegs if we're going somewhere to stay for a few hours.

I kept putting off potty training even though I knew my daughter was ready because I was scared of how it was going to impact ME.

It is human nature to avoid pain, so if your toddler is experience pain when urinating because of an infection or experiencing painful bowel movement because of constipation, you child will avoid going potty until s / he can no longer hold it and ends up having accidents.

Some young kids who have no problems potty training during the day simply don't wake up when they need to go to the bathroom because the urge to go doesn't alert them quickly enough.

I mean, seriously, there was one day when he had an accident, but it happened because he told me he needed to go potty, but I was in the shower and decided we surely had enough time for me to finish rinsing my hair (no.

You will ask your child if he / she has to go potty because they sometimes will not tell you or they will wait until they can't hold their pee any longer.

Incidentally I have now also watched all my non-ec friends struggle to train their kids and never had to do anything with mine because they simply became more independent with their «normal» which was to go on the potty.

You're helping your baby to know that this is where we go potty, not in a diaper... because otherwise you'll end up un-training them to go in a diaper later, and that's a lot more work, believe it or not