Diapers Are Not Forever

Potty Training Tip #9: Read Potty-Themed Books

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Potty Training Tip #7: Take It on the Road

Cons:Avoid going overboard, says Christophersen. “Then, when your child has an accident, they may be deflated by the lack of support.” Tell them that accidents happen!

Potty Training Tip #4: Give Praise and Affirmation

Potty Training Tip #3: Give a Reward (and Get Creative!)

When they do put it in the potty, make sure you both have a look (yuck, I know, but the visual is important.)

Make flushing a huge deal by pointing at the swirling water and acknowledging the cool whooshing sound.

Potty Training Tip #2: Try Naked Time

If you leave the house, have a spare potty in the car or visit places you’re sure have public restrooms.

On the third day, go for an all-day session.

Let them eat, drink and play as normal, but every 15 minutes put them on the potty. At the end of a session, revert back to a diaper or pull-up and go on with your day.

This means that you’ll want to train your child in the morning and afternoon for a few hours at home.