Title: 23 Tips for How to Potty Train Your Toddler BEFORE 2 Years Old - Just Simply Mom
Headings: 23 Tips for How to Potty Train Your Toddler BEFORE 2 Years Old
23 Tips for How to Potty Train Your Toddler BEFORE 2 Years Old
What Age Can I Potty Train My Toddler?
How to Potty Train Your Toddler
1. Model and demonstrate
2. Make sure they have an understanding
Make sure they are 100% ready before diving in to this process.
3. Make it part of the daily routine
4. Start gradual when introducing the potty
5. Start when you can devote a large chunk of time
6. Expect accidents
7. Use the right equipment
Potty Seat with Steps
Portable Potty with Disposable Liners
Wet liner for car seat
Underpants
Wipes
8. Be 100% all in
9. They should not wear bottoms
10. Don’t use Pull-ups During the Day
11. Rewards
12. Make it fun
13. Fill them up
14. Books and videos
15. Consistency
Potty training is just as much your responsibility as it is your child’s.
16. Respond quickly to their needs
17. Set a timer, or don’t
18. Offer distractions while on the potty
19. Don’t train at bedtime yet
20. Be prepared for messes and make clean up easy
21. Encourage Independence
22. Don’t be hard on them
23. Give them a break if they need it

Content: Although all children are different and may learn at different times, they all can be taught if using the correct principals. 1. Model and demonstrate
A good way to start exploring the concept of using the toilet is to take them in the bathroom with you. Kids learn the most through watching and modeling and they will want to imitate the actions they see. So every time you go to the bathroom, bring them in with you. Show them how you pull up and down your underwear. Explain to them how you sit on the toilet and pee comes out. Talk about wiping, flushing, and washing your hands afterward. This should begin before you actually start potty training. Soon they will want to help you and do all of these steps themselves!