Title: A Checklist of Potty Training Procedures for Toddlers | How To Adult
Headings: A Checklist of Potty Training Procedures for Toddlers
A Checklist of Potty Training Procedures for Toddlers
Readiness
Equipment
Training
Stress Reduction
Rewards
Stability

Content: Some youngsters are ready by the time they turn 2, while others take significantly longer. Ideally, your child should show interest in the potty, be able to pull down her own clothes, follow simple directions and stay dry for at least two hours before you start to potty train, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. Equipment
Get a potty chair. It's less intimidating than the toilet and your tyke can get on and off of it by herself. When your little one is ready to graduate to the “big people” toilet, use a toilet seat adapter so she won’t fall in. Also, let your child pick out some training pants with her favorite characters on them. She can start wearing her new "big kid" undies after she successfully uses the potty a few times. Training
Schedule regular bathroom breaks during the day and shortly after your tot has had something to drink. Pay attention to your child's potty signals. If she squats, grunts or stops in the middle of an activity, act fast.