Title: A Potty Training Schedule for a Two Year Old | How To Adult
Headings: A Potty Training Schedule for a Two Year Old
A Potty Training Schedule for a Two Year Old
Look For Signs of Readiness
Starting Small for Big Success
Institute a Laid-Back Routine
Getting More Serious
Finishing the Process

Content: Continue the before-bath routine and add another time -- perhaps in the morning when you're getting your little one dressed or after lunch when he's getting ready for a nap. For best results, announce that it's time to sit on the potty -- don't ask. You know 2-year-olds and resistance. Getting More Serious
As your toddler begins to have success on the potty and is staying dry for intervals of at least 1 1/2 hours during the day, make the move to training pants. This is when it's reasonable to ramp up the routine and start having your little one sit on the potty every two hours during the day. When accidents happen, deal with them matter-of-factly without scolding or punishing. Eventually, your youngster will get it and the accidents will end. Finishing the Process
After your child gets to the point where he's trained during the day, you might need to hold off for nighttime training. According to the University of Alabama Parenting Assistance Line, many kids aren't physically capable of staying dry through the night until they're 4 to 6 years of age. By removing the pressure and all negativity associated with potty training, you make it a natural rite of childhood without difficulty or issues.