Title: The Best Potty Training Tips – Health Essentials from Cleveland Clinic
Headings: The Best Potty Training Tips
The Best Potty Training Tips
And everything else you need to know to successfully potty train
What is the best potty training age?
Is it harmful if I start training earlier?
Bladder issues
Parent-child stress
How to potty train: What’s the best way to do it?
What potty training supplies do I need?
How can I keep my potty training kid motivated?
What do I do if potty training takes too long?
When will my kid be trained at night?
How do I deal with potty training regression?
So…can I throw away the diaper bag?

Content: Watch for these milestones to measure your potty progress: Peeing in the potty is usually the first potty training win. As they master this skill, continue to use diapers between bathroom trips. Pooping in the potty takes longer because bowel movements are scary for some kids. Kids can have a bowel movement once a day or every other day. Your child shouldn’t be physically uncomfortable. If you suspect constipation, make sure your child gets enough fruits, veggies and water and limit dairy. Staying dry all day — woo-hoo! — can take a few weeks to a few months. Staying dry all night — the holy grail — can take several months to a few years.