One of the most challenging aspects of babyhood is baby potty training, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution to getting your little guy or gal out of diapers and onto a baby potty.
Don’t assume you have to stop potty training if your family travels. You just need to be prepared for toilet training while traveling.
STEP THREE TRYING- So now the main event, trying. This stage can take days, weeks or even months to master. Your little one knows all about the potty chair. Where it is and what it is used for. Now is the time to get them to try it. Just to sit on it. If they disagree with that, then don’t say another word about it. Back up, into the previous stage if need be.
SHOWING is the second step to baby potty training. This step can sometimes overlap step one. Now is the time to acquire a potty chair. This can be a celebrating time or a laid back time. If your child loves to get presents or picking out things at the store then make it a celebration. Either wrap one up all pretty as a gift or let them pick one out. You know your child best, so you know what they would prefer.
When teaching or learning anything the first and most important part is understanding. So when teaching potty training you need to talk to your child so they can understand what potty training is all about. Talk to them when you are changing their diaper, “you have a poopy diaper and now I am putting on a clean diaper” or “your diaper is wet and now I am putting on a dry diaper.”
