Title: What Is the Best Potty Training Schedule?
Headings: What’s the Best Potty Training Schedule?
What’s the Best Potty Training Schedule?
Is it the right time for potty training?
How can you create a schedule?
The three-day method
Time-based method
Schedule-based method
Getting started
Supplies
First days
Heading out and about
Other considerations
Takeaway

Content: You’ll need to get your child to a toilet immediately if they have not already asked to go when they begin peeing, so you can never be far away. Diapers are exchanged for underwear at the beginning of the three days, so a fair share of accidents during the training time is to be expected during this speedy potty training method. Time-based method
Some parents choose to potty train over a slightly longer period than the three-day method. This allows the family to maintain a more regular schedule of activities while potty training. To use a time interval based approach to potty training have your child sit down on the toilet for at least a few minutes every hour or two from the time they wake up until the time they go to sleep. Consider setting a timer for regular reminders. You can abandon diapers or go for an in-between option, like pull-up training pants. Schedule-based method
A third alternative some parents choose is a schedule-based approach to potty training. Instead of scheduling bathroom breaks around a timer, a child’s bathroom visits are based on their usual daily routine. This might include an attempt to use the bathroom upon waking, before/after meals, before/after being outside, and in between different playtime activities.