Title: Potty Training Tips for Boys Over Age 3 Who Won’t Poop – Blue and Hazel
Headings: Potty Training Tips for Boys Over Age 3 Who Won’t Poop
Potty Training Tips for Boys Over Age 3 Who Won’t Poop
Potty training tips for boys
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2 things needed to potty train:
Benefits of waiting to potty train
1. Shopping is easier in diapers!
2. Flights and road trips are easier in diapers!
3. Park bathrooms are often closed.
Signs your son is ready to potty train
When NOT to potty train
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Should boys pee sitting or standing?
What if your toddler refuses to sit on the potty?
Why you don’t need Pull Ups
What you will want to buy first
Tips for potty training (and poop training) boys who refuse
1. Try out things that may motivate your boy
2. Let them watch mommy and daddy
3. Explain that they can never get flushed down the toilet.
4. Leave the diaper off at home
5. Let him pick out super cool undies
6. No shaming for accidents
7. Tell him which of his friends go on the potty
8. Watch for signs he has to pee or poop and RUN to the toilet
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What didn’t motivate him to poop:
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Content: my friend has it and it’s adorable)! The next thing you could try to do is set them on the toilet and distract…with anything. Show them things in cabinets, pictures in a book, whatever. If that doesn’t work, especially if panic starts to settle on their face, let them hop off. Try again when you think they have to go. I DO NOT recommend doing what I tried once which was to force them to sit on the potty. That only ended in screaming, sadness, and it’s not like they were going to pee or poop on demand anyway. Why you don’t need Pull Ups
They are just “diapers” that cost twice as much for half the absorbency. My kids knew that as soon as a Pull Up went on, they could go back to their comfort zone and pee or poop one time. So I stuck to diapers till we used undies and just used underwear once they could go a whole day without an accident on the floor
What you will want to buy first
This is super important because their knees need to be a little bit higher up to make pooping easier.