Title: Not Potty Trained at 3 - New Kids Center
Headings: Not Potty Trained at 3
Not Potty Trained at 3
Why Does Your Child Refuse to Potty Train at 3?
How to Start Potty Training at 3 Years Old
1. Use an Insert Toilet Seat
2. Try To Be Understanding
3. Give Them Motivation
4. Treat Him or Her Like a Big Girl or Boy
5. Use Daily Rewards/ Incentives
6. Find a Good Time to Say Goodbye to Diapers
7. Maintain Patience with Accidents
8. Reverse Psychology Works
9. Give Your Child The Responsibility and Independence
Other Moms' Experience

Content: When you get home, unwrap the toilet seat and allow them to place it on top of the toilet. Tell them in a fun tone that this is their very own toilet seat so they can sit on the potty and be a “big boy/girl.” Don’t rush too quickly to sit them on it if they refuse at first. It may take about a week to get them used to the idea. On the first day, put them in “pull ups” and take them to the potty and sit them on the seat after meals. Use a small step stool and let them climb up themselves. Even if your toddler doesn’t pee in the toilet, use lots of praise and give a reward if they do go pee. It is also helpful to put them on the potty first thing in the morning and before they go to bed at naptime and nighttime. 2. Try To Be Understanding
Think about how your toddler might feel about potty training.