Title: 5 Ways to Make Potty Training a Success | Education.com
Headings: 5 Ways to Make Potty Training a Success
5 Ways to Make Potty Training a Success
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1. Assess Readiness
2. Banish Toilet Fears
3. Develop a Routine
4. Use Motivators
5. Be Consistent

Content: Also, use a toilet seat adapter so your child won’t accidentally fall in the toilet. 3. Develop a Routine
In the beginning, your toddler probably won’t tell you when she has to potty. So schedule regular bathroom breaks throughout the day. Put your child on the potty every hour, and shortly after she has something to drink. Also, watch for signs that your child has to potty such as squatting, suddenly stopping during play, or grunting to have a bowel movement. To help your toddler relax while she’s sitting on the potty, read a story, sing a tune, or talk to her. And don’t flip out when she has accidents in her clothes – toilet training takes time, and accidents are all part of the learning process. 4. Use Motivators
Rewards can serve as huge motivators for youngsters.