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Potty Training
Asked by S.H. from Wichita
on December 27, 2007
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My daughter is 17 months old now and I am wanting to start getting her interested in potty training. She is a quick learner so I dont think we will have too many probl...
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- Purchase a potty chair that sits on the floor, to make it easy for your child to sit on. If possible, get one that has a tray, to allow a place to hold a small book o...
- Huggies Pullups has a whole potty training box set. It has a story color books, stickers, sticker chart & pullups. I found my daughters at big lots and it gives you ...
- Dear S.: I have raised five children and as far as the potty training goes, I have found that you can't push it. Just take her and sit her on the potty when you go t...
Potty Training at 3.
Asked by M.J. from Wilmington
on February 9, 2008
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My 3 year old seems absolutely, completely not interested in Potty Training. She has used the potty chair many times since she was 2 and has been very happy with her s...
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- Get rid of the pull-ups completely and plan to stay home for a few days. The pull-ups work like a diaper to pull the wetness away from the chiold so she doesn't feel...
- when my eight year old was 3 we were potty training, and he just did not want to use the potty. He didn't have to as the diapers and pullups kept him from feeling wet....
- My daughter had little trouble getting the potty thing down and sounds like your little girl gets the jist just fine. Hard to say why they revert back to diapers. I ...
Potty Training a Boy Who Is 2 and a Half
Asked by L.O. from Minneapolis
on August 16, 2007
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Any tips on potty training? Are pull-ups a good idea? How does one get the child to tell us when he needs to go potty before doing in in the diaper?
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- I've been told many many times that teaching boys is harder and takes longer than girls. I only have two boys so I can't argue. However, my 4y5m boy has only in the ...
- Don't use pull ups except for nightime or when you have to go somewhere that you can't deal with the mess of an accident, they just teach kids they can still go in the...
- Don't even bother starting unless he is showing interest without prompting, it will only frustrate you and him. If you have a little potty then set it out or have him ...
How Young Is Too Young to Start Potty Training?
Asked by D.P. from Philadelphia
on February 21, 2008
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My daughter is 15 months old and she has not pooped at night or while taking a nap since she was 3 months old. (My Mom says this is a sign that she can be potty traine...
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- take her clothes off and sit her on it. they also have dvd's for potty training. if she does not seem interested then you will know she is not ready. keep the training...
- Hi D. P. It is never too young to start casual potty training. I have a 3-1/2 year old daughter and she started to pretend potty train at about that time. As long...
- My daughter did start to sit on the potty around 18 months and we would read books and she loved it. Eventually she did pee on the potty one day and what a fuss we mad...
Potty Training in DayCare - Debate on Method...
Asked by A.F. from Chicago
on September 25, 2010
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Our 2 yr old son has been going to daycare for about 4 months, since I returned to work. They are wanting to really start seriously potty training him and I need some ...
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- My oldest son was exactly this way, but we went for it...he had several poop accidents in his underwear and we would either wash them or throw them away depending on h...
- I have watched my niece since she was 3 mo old (she is currently 3 1/2 yrs old),and what I can say from experience is you and the daycare need to be on the same page.E...
- I agree pull ups are too much like a diaper. We never used them either. If you do not want them to throw away the underwear, have them send them home dirty to you ...
Potty training-PLEASE HELP!
Asked by S.B. from Charlotte
on January 15, 2007
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My daughter just turned two last month. I am struggling with the best way to potty train her. I know that she is still young and has plenty of time to learn, but she...
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- My boys were very hard to potty train, my now 8 yo daughter was very easy. My oldest son, I made him clean himself up when he had a "messy accident". He hated this...c...
- My daughter was almost four when she potty trained herself. I had spoke with her doctor and he said that she will learn in time. So don't worry if she takes longer the...
- have u tried the potty in front of the tv. and having the second one do that might be a good thing. she will be easy to train. take to the potty if she goes give a lit...
Questions on Potty Training "Going Naked" Method
Asked by A.M. from Atlanta
on April 30, 2008
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My son is 3 1/2 and we are trying potty training again. I really want to do the "going naked" method - let him go without pants, or with underwear only, until he gets ...
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- I think your stressing to much. I think you should put hi in pull ups when out and keep asking him if he has to go or taking him anyway and trying to get him to go.And...
- **First of all I would suggest that you make a commitment to stay at home for 1 full week. If you have to go out try and wait until your "relief" comes home. **Secon...
- Boy you have allot to read through! I'm potty training my daughter right now and it's definitely different from a boy. With my son, we did the naked outside thing. ...
I Think We Screwed up Potty Training
Asked by K.G. from Portland
on May 9, 2011
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Our daughter turns 3 today and is still not potty trained. I know some kids take longer than others, but I can't help but think that she should be going on the potty ...
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- My daughter did the same thing after the first bowel movement. Her Dr. suggested I just go back to diapers and pull ups and 3 weeks later, she potty trained herself c...
- My daughter was in her 3s when she day trained, she is 6 and she still needs a pull up at night. I remember I pushed and pushed, then I just stopped pushing and worryi...
- my daughter was the same way. i backed off till about 3 1/2. my daughter still uses a pull up at night but during the day she is totally fine. take a rest for a coup...
Potty Training Advice
Asked by J.J. from Atlanta
on May 31, 2010
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I have a son who is between the ages of 3/4 and will not go to the bathroom on his own. Their are times when he will go on his own while their are other times when he ...
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- No more training pants. They don't actually feel that uncomfortable when you wet in them. Peeing in your dry clothes? That feels gross! Make the switch and he will...
- Take a deep breath . . . . . this is normal. As frustrating as it is, some children take longer than others. As parents we want our kids to be on "schedule" with othe...
- Hi J.! I'm currently potty training my son who will be 3 next month and my 17 month old son (which has been a bit more of a challenge). I would definitely agree with...
Help with Potty Training
Asked by C.H. from Chicago
on May 30, 2009
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I am currently trying to potty train my 2 yr 10 mo old daughter (she is a twin, I am waiting on her brother until she is trained). I started Tues and she has only peed...
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- I'd go w/ the underwear all the time. I used rubber pants for my daughters and that helped with the accidents. You have to accept that they will happen. It does see...
- C., Try putting Froot Loops or Cheerios in the pot and see if it works. I know it sounds funny, but just give it a try. A friend of mine told me this about 2 years ...
- Mom of twins...you rock! Okay, I had an issue with starting school in the fall too. My only advice to you is NOT to make it a battle. My daughter, now almost 4, jus...
