Title: When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training: Why It Happens and Tips on How to Handle It
Headings: When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training
When Your Toddler Resists Potty Training
When your child refuses to use the potty — should you or shouldn't you push?
Why do toddlers resist potty training?
What can you do if your toddler is refusing to potty train?
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Content: Ask a neutral adult figure, such as your child's babysitter or grandparent, to put in a plug for the potty. Often a comment from an outside figure will have more of an effect than the pleadings of a parent. Be patient. Make it a non-issue and eventually your child will relinquish his diapers. ( Yes, it will happen.) Like walking or talking, potty training is a developmental skill that children master at their own speed. That's worth repeating — they'll do it when they're ready, not when you are! Some are up for it before 24 months, others not until after age 3. Most, however, fall somewhere in between. Whenever your child is ready to take the plunge, keep in mind that the age at which he finally gives up his diapers has nothing to do with intelligence or success in other skills.