Title: How to Potty Train Your Child in Just 3 Days
Headings: How to Potty Train Your Child in Just 3 Days
How to Potty Train Your Child in Just 3 Days
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Before the Long Weekend
Day 1
Day 2 and Day 3
Naps and Nighttime
Toilet Training Tips

Content: You may want to set an audible 20-minute timer so your child knows that when the timer goes off it is time to try to use the toilet. Make sure to have your child wash hands after each attempt to instill healthy habits. If your child doesn't want to try, you could say we are going to try "after you are done playing with your trains" or if your kids know numbers, you could say "we are going to try when the clock says "10:30." Have your child attempt to use the toilet at every transition, after cleaning up a toy/material, before snack or lunch, and before and after nap and bedtime. This will become part of their daily routine. Use emotionally neutral, behavioral observations regarding your child’s progress. “ You peed in the toilet, that’s where pee belongs!” or “you peed on the floor, help me clean it up.” You know your child best. Some children respond well to an exciting celebration of success while others become uncomfortable with the attention.