Title: How to Get Your Toddler to Poop in the Potty | Sleeping Should Be Easy
Headings: How to Get Your Toddler to (Finally) Poop in the Potty
How to Get Your Toddler to (Finally) Poop in the Potty
Apr 25, 2020
How to get your toddler to poop in the potty
1. Have set times for your toddler to sit on the potty
In other words, don’t give him a choice or ask him whether he wants to go or not.
2. Make sitting on the potty part of your routine
3. Give your toddler time alone on the potty
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4. Talk about your toddler’s fears
Learn how to handle your child’s potty training poop anxiety.
5. Discard your toddler’s poop accidents in the toilet
Get more tips on handling potty training accidents.
6. Stay positive about potty training
7. Put your foot down
Conclusion

Content: Then, remain calm as you redirect his behavior so he sees that it won’t get a reaction from you. And finally, focus on creating a positive (or at least neutral) experience, from praising him for progress he’s made or good choices he decided on. Conclusion
Convincing your toddler to poop in the potty can be exhausting, especially when you’re cleaning accidents every day. Rest assured, poop accidents, even long after he’s mastered peeing in the potty, is normal. With time and practice, he’ll eventually poop in the potty. In the meantime, you can help him along by having set times for him to use the potty and by incorporating potty use into your routine. When you do, give him plenty of time alone to relax his body and not feel pressured to poop. When he poops in his undies or diapers, discard the poop into the toilet so he knows that’s where it goes. Talk about his fears and show empathy for what he must be feeling. Stay positive, or at least not disgusted, with using the potty, and put your foot down on inappropriate behavior.