Potty training is definitely a remarkable milestone for a toddler and
the mother. It is not easy to achieve that remarkable milestone. Here
are some tips that help you in potty training your toddler.
- Get the hints from kids
- Start the training when the toddler is able to sit or feel uneasy with a diaper or communicate the urge
of peeing or pooping(not always verbally). Get the hints and start saying to them. They had to do it in the potty. They can understand.
- Know the mood of kid: Not
always they have mood for potty training. Asa mother thou can know when the kids will cooperate with training. Pick the right time.
- Buy a good potty chair:
The foremost thing is to buy a good potty chair with their favourite colours. They must feel comfortable in that chair.
- Read to them: Make the potty
training interesting. Read them a story or sing their favourite song. Let them sit for 5 minutes a day.
- Set realistic targets: You
need to go with your kid's pace and set reasonable targets.
- Postpone if the kid is not
interested: If the kid is not interested, postpone your training. Postpone for few more days and start when they are in good mood again.
- Be prepared for accidents:
Not all the time you can succeed. Be prepared for the accidents too.
- Don't push: Pushing them for
training may create a permanent aversion for training.
- Don't scold, shame,
embarrass, threaten, punish kids. make it a fun activity for them. Explain that the potty should be done in the potty seat only.
- Select the dresses so that
they(or you) can easily take it off, to avoid accidents
- Don't compare with other
kids at any point in time.
- Teach them to wash their
hands after potty. Rather you wash your hands so that they can imitate your actions.
- They are kids. Don't expect
them to train overnight. Patience is the key to train your kids.
- Finally, don't forget to
praise them when they did it properly.
Make the potty time a habit and part of their routine. To start with,
pick 2-3 times a day and let the kid sit on the potty for a few minutes. If it
happens, it is good. But if they don't worry. Remember every child develops at
a certain rate and patience is key.
Happy Motherhood!!!
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