Title: How to Handle Potty Training Regression
Headings: How to Handle Potty Training Regression
How to Handle Potty Training Regression
Causes of Potty Training Regression
Stress and Other Emotional Setbacks
Constipation and Other Physical Issues
What to Do About Potty Training Regression
Provide a Regular Schedule
Keep Cool When Accidents Happen
Read and Reward

Content: Otherwise, If your child is distracted or working through another change, such as a new sibling, these steps may help. Provide a Regular Schedule
Set up a simple potty schedule, or remind your child to go every 2 or 3 hours. Try having them sit on the potty for 4 to 5 minutes when they wake up and after meals. Those are times when most children are likely to have a bowel movement. Offer praise and extra attention simply for trying. This is likely not a time to go back to diapers or pull-ups. Avoid this along with anything else that makes your child feel ashamed for having accidents. Keep Cool When Accidents Happen
Treat accidents lightly. That means cleaning them up in a calm, matter-of-fact way, without punishment. As Vicki Lansky says in her book Toilet Training: