Title: How to get your toddler to poop on the potty in 12 easy steps
Headings: How to get your toddler to poop on the potty in 12 easy steps
How to get your toddler to poop on the potty in 12 easy steps
Why potty training early can help your toddler poop on the potty
Why won’t my toddler won’t poop in the potty?
12 steps to get your toddler to poop on the potty
1. Make the potty familiar
2. Avoid them getting constipated
3. Know their poop schedule
4. Ask and remind
5. Help them mimic the squatting position
6. The poop muscle
7. Offer distraction and make the potty fun
8. Incentive, motivate, and bribe
9. Make a big deal when they succeed
10. Don’t make accidents a bad experience
11. Give a little privacy
12. Don’t resort back to diapers
Lastly, be consistent

Content: Learn your toddler’s poop schedule and if you see them thinking about squatting and filling that diaper, take them to the potty and have them go there instead. If you can get your child to do some poops on the potty before you even actually begin potty training, you will be like 10 steps ahead. If you are jumping right into potty training, it is still good to know their poop schedule AND or their poop cues. It is pretty typical for toddlers to treat underwear just like a diaper, so you have to be a really good watchdog for that first week or so. If your toddler sneaks off to their favorite corner to do their business, explain to them that we poop on the potty and not in our underwear. It is helpful to catch them before they are in the middle of the act. Do your best and be aware of WHEN or HOW they usually like to go about doing a number 2. 4. Ask and remind
Toddlers love to learn, and they also like to feel like they know the answers to things. Not only that but they are often full of questions and answers and seem to enjoy a lot of attention…..right?!