Title: How to (Gradually) Potty Train Your One Year Old - Tales of a Messy Mom
Headings: How to (Gradually) Potty Train Your One Year Old
How to (Gradually) Potty Train Your One Year Old
Signs Your Baby is Ready to Potty Train
Early Potty Training Pros and Cons
Pros
Cons
How to Potty Train Your 1 Year Old
How to Get Started
Tips for Early Potty Training
Best Products for Early Potty Training
Best Training Seat
3-Level Protection Potty Seat
Best Travel Potty Seat
Gimars Portable Folding Potty Training Seat
Best Potty Chair
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Best Toddler Training Pants
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Content: Start by sitting them on the potty just once or twice a day as soon as they are sitting up comfortably by themselves. This is just for them to get used to the potty, so it won’t be this “scary new thing.” We started sitting our first baby on the potty around 8 months of age, and our second around 10 months old. 2. Take them when you know they’ll go: Once they get comfortable with sitting on the potty, then go ahead and start sitting them on it when they’re more likely to go. For example, first thing in the morning or right after they wake up from a nap. 3. Use the potty sign: Every time you sit your baby or pre-verbal toddler on the potty, be sure to sign “potty.”