Sentences with phrase «going to the potty like»

Stay consistent with him and continue to praise him for achieving the act of going to the potty like a big boy.

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So all in all starting friday not quite right and only 90 % prepared worked out okay especially since I still have the next 3 days to ensure continued success and practice the finer points with him like the poop and going over to the potty himself and helping with pulling down / up his uderwear and shorts.

These dolls come in all different sizes and have a variety of unique features like hair or the ability to talk or go potty.

I liked the ones that double as step stools (helpful for reaching the sink to wash hands) and have a seat that can go on the regular toilet, as well as be a self - contained potty.

I want him to go to school with a solid pottying foundation so he can be like the big kids and not have many accidents.

Shows interest in potty related things like talking about poo - poo or pee - pee or wanting to watch you when you go to the bathroom.

While it's tough to know which tactic is going to be right for your kid, some sound more appealing than others, like the one that claims to potty train kids in just three days.

They may have a period of time where even if they were starting to potty learn, they go back to being very baby - like.

He got sick of that real quick and decided to behave like a big boy and go on the potty.

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!!!!

Using these rewards or anything else that she likes will help move her into wanting to go potty on the toilet, since she gets something each time for her efforts.

It sounds like your son is new to toilet training so I definitely would not recommend holding him on the toilet until he pees, as this only creates a negative experience around going potty and we always want potty training to be positive.

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.

Maybe it's that the child wanted to turn on the light, maybe she wanted to push down her pants by herself, or pick whether she went on the mini-potty or the «big potty», maybe she wanted to put the seat reducer on herself, maybe she wanted to pull out the stool on her own, or pick a different book... the options are endless... but in a moment like this it's typically the parent who is getting super frustrated and who just keeps repeating the same thing.

Note from Hint Mama: We're just about to embark on the potty training journey and I've heard that teaching proper potty etiquette (like wiping, flushing and hand washing) can be a lot more difficult than teaching the go - potty basics, and that kids who have the basics mastered can still easily regress.

by: Brad Ok so my twin sons are 3 and now potty trained during the day we had been using pampers easy ups for close to a year now, we use them for naps and bedtime but I acidently bought the cruzers about a week before a rash started on one of my sons it may be a coincident but sounds like the cruzers got to go

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.

Day two was a little tricker in the sense that Matt had two children to wrangle (though only one that was actively going through the potty - training process), but already our son seemed like he had picked up on the idea of what was happening.

And it happened, but it was a lot of effort.Our current, beloved daycare still puts the Toddler 2s on the potty, but there's no pressure, and we never bothered at home until it seemed like it was going to be a sure thing.

anyway i don't want to quash him wanting to go and he is actually peeing not holding like his sister yet when do I cut off potty time so to speak and enforce bedtime?

I've barely started trying to train my daughter but I'm going to wait until I get a little potty seat so I can do the naked thing, I have seat like the one you're using but I think it's too uncomfortable for them to be perched up there and its hard for them to hold things too: / ReplyCancel grace recently posted..

They like to hear the music and have to go potty if they want their reward.

Instead use phrases like, «It's time to use the potty,» when you see signs she needs to go, or «We're leaving in five minutes.

This is necessary so that he'll accidentally go potty IN the chair and you'll be there to witness it and praise him like crazy.

Daycare potties are often pint - sized and he knows other potties are bigger so he never asked to go to the potty at home, since it wasn't like the potty at school.

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.

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?!

And that's how he learns what it feels like to go in the potty, and that this is GOOD.

The goal in potty training is to have them independently go potty, and by getting them a potty chair like this one, you are giving them the right tools to be successful!

I thought it would be simpler to go through the tough parts of parenting, like sleep training and potty training, with two kids at the same time, instead of struggling with each child individually.

«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.

One of friends» son was also not motivated by practice runs, but he loves to wear clothes, so she took his clothes away for a while if he had an accident - he did not like that at all - he started going to potty instead of training pants.

When you see your son looking uncomfortable, holding his groin etc. and giving all the signs, gently let him know by saying something like «looks like someone needs to go potty!».

My son just turned 3, I have tried everything to get him to go, occasionally he will go pee - pee, but refuses to go poop, I feel like a failure, especially when you hear other moms saying how well their child goes to the 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).

Parents who like to travel, camp, take road trips or simply go to the park should consider purchasing a travel potty to keep in their car.

The goal in potty training is to have them independently go potty, and by getting them a potty chair like this one, you are giving them the right tools t...» Read More

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.

Don't push it by the calendar if your child is resistant or isn't showing signs of readiness, like showing an awareness of when he needs to go to the bathroom, an ability to stay dry for extended periods and an interest in the potty.

Sometimes I feel like giving up after I ask my son if he needs to go potty, only to get a «no,» and then later see (or smell or step in) the poop that he definitely didn't need to take in the potty, but apparently needed to take on my floor.

My boy is 23 months now, since he was born we decided to let him see us going to the bathroom, we got him a small potty that looks like ours an just put it near toilet, he only liked to sit on it with his feet inside it until this Christmas we gave him a few potty books between his presents, after we read them only once to him next time he felt the need to go immediately told us «popo - pipi» and have been doing it since then.

We never meant it to be potty training but he seems to like it and it is so much easier for him 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.

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No video is going to teach your kid to use the potty by itself, so you might as well pick one you like.

We've taken the low - key approach, the «look here's a potty, here's how mommy goes to the potty, wouldn't you like to try, here's some lovely underwear, let's try to keep Dora dry, oh you've had an accident, that's okay let's just clean it up and try again.»

Like I said I did like the book, it was easy to read and made sense... EXCEPT if you have a totally stubborn child who absolutely refuses to go on the poLike I said I did like the book, it was easy to read and made sense... EXCEPT if you have a totally stubborn child who absolutely refuses to go on the polike the book, it was easy to read and made sense... EXCEPT if you have a totally stubborn child who absolutely refuses to go on the potty.

my 2 yr old is not really interested yet and I don't have a clue how the boy will go... lol it can be fun and rewarding tho, we sing songs and play games and make a big deal even if she don't go like her sis's before her one day maybe she'll figure out what I am expecting her to do in the potty then I will be turning cartwheels!!

She has her own little potty and she likes to sit on it with and without clothes, but she just won't go on it.