Title: Potty Trained Toddler Having Accidents on Purpose?
Headings: Secrets to Fixing Your Toddler’s Potty Training Accidents
Secrets to Fixing Your Toddler’s Potty Training Accidents
Table of Contents
How to handle a potty trained toddler having accidents on purpose
Why potty training accidents happen
1. Stop the rewards
Learn more about why rewards don’t always work.
2. Don’t label your child in negative ways
Learn more about the downsides of labeling our kids.
3. Go back to the drawing board
Learn what to do when your toddler won’t poop on the potty.
4. Watch your reaction
Get tips on what to do when your 4 year old won’t poop on potty.
5. Take your child to the potty frequently
Get more tips on how to ease your child’s potty training poop anxiety.
6. Practice good potty training habits
Learn why you shouldn’t worry when your toddler refuses to sit on potty.
Conclusion

Content: But don’t feel disappointed if most of these tries end up with no pee in the potty—you wouldn’t be able to pee either if you were to go this often. The point is to increase the chances of peeing in the potty through frequent trips. And make potty use a regular part of his day. Routines give him the predictability he needs so he knows exactly what to do and when. You might use the potty after waking up, before leaving the house, after eating meals, or before bath time. Get more tips on how to ease your child’s potty training poop anxiety. 