Title: Tips on Starting Potty Training: How to Potty Train Your Toddler
Headings: Tips on Starting Potty Training
Tips on Starting Potty Training
Once your child is developmentally ready for potty training, here's what you can do to pave the way to success.
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Content: Teach him to check for dryness. This offers him an added sense of control. If he's dry, give him a pat on the back (or a big hug), but don't criticize him if he's wet. Be patient. Even the most enthusiastic toddler can take several weeks to master potty training proficiency — often with as many steps backward as forward. If your expectations are unrealistic, you could diminish her self-confidence. Don't scold, punish or shame. No parent enjoys mopping up a puddle of pee, but try to stay cool. If you overreact, you might discourage your toddler's future attempts. Cut the nagging.