In the beginning you can
take her to the bathroom with the doll to practice with every couple of hours, than move to every hour with her pants down and with the doll.
They have worked overnight some and leaked some, depending on how much she had to drink and if I remembered to
take her to the bathroom RIGHT before bed or not.
I met a gal once who said they gave up EC with their newborn after 2 months because she just couldn't
handle taking him to the bathroom every half hour on the half hour.
i've realized he wants to go after he eats so i
just take him to the bathroom say «go potty» and he'll just start pushing.makes it much easier for me since im cloth diapering him, all i have to clean is pee diapers.
You will still want to watch when she goes, how often she goes and when she goes poop and pee too, so that you can
take her to the bathroom so that one of those times she might go on the potty.
I spent 8 weeks having to keep my dog calm and quiet during treatment meaning I had to close all my blinds so she wouldn't run to them barking, I had to
take her to the bathroom on leash in a fenced yard so she wouldn't run and chase squirrels, going out in rain storms and all.
My 2 years old don't wear nappy at crech at all.she tell when she want to pee or poop, but at home she just pee and poop without telling me.i use to spank her if she pooped or peed on herself.i think i should take it easy and
start taking her to the bathroom after 30 minutes or so.
I took him to the bathroom with me, allowing him to see how adults are using the toilet.
I waited 30 minutes after he fell asleep, then went and got him and
took him to the bathroom.
You can keep this in a journal, so you know the best times to be
taking her to the bathroom, as well as taking her in between too.
Every now and then, his mother would
take him to the bathroom and return a few minutes later.
This reduces confusion over placing the stickers on the calendar when they successfully go, as well as they each have their own doll to practice with and
take to the bathroom them as well.
He will get up and cry for one of us to
take him to the bathroom.
I take her to the bathroom every two hours or so.
Children should be
taken to the bathroom every hour, and diapers should be checked and changed at least that often.
If your child is just being potty trained, you can
take him to the bathroom but limit what you say or do.
Initially you will be
taking her to the bathroom and helping her to go.
And when people tell us to stop, to
take it to the bathroom, those people need to be called out in order to educate the rest of the public who have this same kind of warped view of a child eating.
By the time he was 9 months, he could indicate that he needed to be
taken to the bathroom, she says.