Potty Training

My cousin used the method to have her son squeeze her finger while he was 'going number two'. He was very difficult to potty train, and this method seemed to work best.

About 2 weeks after you get it so you know you have time to name it get to know it make sure the dog trusts you then when you feel the dog trusts you then you should start potty training it I'M HAPPY TO HELP!

no i think u would get to comfortable with doing it that's almost like saying i forgot how to ride a bike

well it depends. some kids are more vocal than others though they are not neccesarily coherent in their speech. My cousin is seven and I can't understand a word he says. I'd say children begin using words around one or two years old, but most kids aren't capable of sentences around three or four years old. I'd say most kids are able to use the bathroom around two or three. They'll need help until they are tall enough to reach an actual toliet though. really it depends on the kid. they'll talk when they talk and use a toliet when they are no longer scared of falling in.

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Take him on walks and give him treats every time he goes potty. Also punish him if he potty's inside. Keep doing this and progress will show.

hell no..he is not your child's dad and she is still training give her a chance

you tell him hess out of diapers then you sit on the potty as an example then he should do it mommy does the example or else they dont do it

1 or 2

Stop wetting yourself.

Kind of, if you turn on boolProp testingCheatsEnabled true you can drag the toddlers needs up and drag the bladder need down. Click potty train and while its on the potty keep dragging the bladder need down until its potty trained!

yes they do i recently seen it

get it wet and rub it off

I personally hope to get potty training under control as I cant reach the chain yet.

When your child is about 2. It is best to make sure that they understand what to "look" for or feel so that they know when its time to go to the potty.

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In the toddler's stages of about 2-3. They are able to grasp a sense of repetition. As they say, practice makes perfect!

You can start potty training your child as early as 1.5 years old. The benefit is that he/she will not resist too much. But it gonna takes longer time.

If you want to start at the age of 2, it's OK. It saves time but your child will not corporate.

Young puppies do not physically have the ability to control the sphincters that empty their bladders. This ability doesn't begin to develop until the pup is about three months old. At that point you can gradually increase the amount of time between potty breaks. Estimate one hour for each month of the pups age plus one additional hour until the pup is 5-6 months old, at which point he should be able to hold it all night (assuming you've done potty training correctly). For a three month old pup, you wouldn't leave him more than four hours, which means a night time potty adventure for you! ==Other contributors have said:== * It can take a few weeks for the constant overnight wetting to stop and months for the odd accident to be very unlikely. See the link for tips.

The same way a circumcised one ! Keep putting them on the potty so they get used to it. Eventually they realise this is where they do there business.

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Potty training any child is a huge challenge, but twin boy is an even larger one! The first thing you need to do is to set up a rewards program that will reward them for going in the potty. the second thing you need to do is to reassure them when they don't go in the potty. Asking them to go together might help boost their confidence to more often in the potty. Try putting cheerios in the toilet and ask the to try to pee on them, it sounds weird but it helps with aim and it's more fun.

get it a puppy pad & train it on that

Wait for them to be old enough to talk then tell them to do their best to warn mommy or daddy when they have to do what they gotta do. But leave a diaper on just in case.

potty training your child should be fairly simple you should make it fun for your child to want to go potty on in his her potty chair, with little boys have him stand in front of his potty you might have to help him hold his penis and tell him to pee and show him to shake it to get the drips off, but show him to sit if he has to excrete. and for little girls who easier than boys just take her into the bathroom and sit her on the potty so she can urinate or excrete, put the toilet paper in her hand and show her to wipe herself off so she doesn't drip.

tell him that the potty is for both and reward him for using the potty for both. when he doesn't, make him sit on the potty for 5 minutes, its cold, its hard, but its not a spanking. explain to the school that potty training is hard for some children and if they want him to learn they have to be encouraging, not punitive, to this habit. If they wont stop the pressure, find another school, or possibly a stay at home babysitter, who will help with this potty training when you cannot be at home with him. I am one that only believes spankings apply when a child is rude or out of control and nothing else has worked, but this is NOT a reason for spanking the child. Tell that Director to put a sock in it and, in fact, if he continues to threaten you in this manner report him/her. You didn't mention if you were married or living with your son's father. If so let daddy take his son into the washroom and have a "peeing contest!" No kidding, it works and it's a game and fun. It takes patience and understanding. If the father doesn't live with you then go to a cheap store and buy sparkles and tell your son if he piddles in the toilet he can sprinkle some of the sparkles in the toilet bowl and flush the toilet. Kids are fascinated by this. Let him know that if he still insists on not going pee at school that he can't do the sparkle thing. Another thing you can use is "Jr. panties" (sort of like diapers, but look like under pants) that have different characters on them. At least if he piddles it will be in this and you'll get the director off your back. I find this director a flaming fool and should know that a 3 year old may have some difficulties in this area. They should be working with you and not against you! Not long ago it was believed that children who bed-wet did so because they were simply too lazy to get up and go to the bathroom (boys especially were notorious for this) but doctors found out that the problem was that some children go through growth spurts and while the rest of them grows their bladder simply hasn't kept up (it will in time) and thus, the bed-wetting. I would suggest you take your son into the doctors just for a physical to be sure there is nothing causing this problem and to put your mind at rest. This way you'll know if it's physical or psychological. Kids have very strange habits when they are as young as your son and that's quite normal. By putting pressure on your child you'll only make matters worse. If you feel what the director said to you is unfair then stand up for your rights and tell him/her to stuff it! Then report them! For now get your son in the Jr. panties with his favorite characters on them and in time his peers at school will take care of the rest. Oh how I agree with the answers above, report that Director. My son was 3 before he peed in the toilet. He had a twin sister who had been using it for months, an older brother and his Dad showing him what to do but just didn't appear to want to. Then one night I took his diaper off to put him in the tub and he said 'wait a minute' peed in the toilet, then the next day said 'no nappy (we are English) today Mummy', and that was it, not even any accidents except once on the freeway. I am just not sure about the Jr pants. Because the child doesn't feel wet he has no incentive to become dry.

3 or 4 would be a good starting point or when ever they are ready.