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: Be Consistent
Potty training a toddler requires a tremendous amount of consistency. And distractions in the home such as a new addition to the family, a pending divorce, or a death of a loved one can interfere with your ability to be consistent with potty training. So if there is something going on in your life that will prevent you from providing a regular toilet training rhythm for your toddler, put the task on hold until things settle down. If you’ve been trying consistently for three to four months to potty train your child and haven’t had any luck, or if she isn’t showing signs of readiness by the time she’s 3, talk to your pediatrician. Next Article: Toddlers and Autonomy