You can do it
Trust us, potty training isn’t really that hard or stressful when you do it right. There have been cases where even new and single mothers, even without a father to help around the house, have been able to potty train their children in a week or even less. You can too. Stay with us and we’ll show you how.
Training to go to the bathroom in small sessions
Many books have been written that suggest you should start potty training in regular sessions. This training method suggests that you would like to train the child in the morning and in the evening several times at home. Let them go about their regular activities of eating, drinking, and playing as usual, but ask them to sit on the pot every fifteen minutes. When the session is over, simply put the baby back into the diaper or underpants and continue with your usual activities for the day. If you take them off, do a session as soon as you get back home. On the third day, go out for an all-day session. When you leave the house, just make sure you carry a urinal in your car or only go to places that are likely to have restrooms for use by the general public.
Try some naked time
Let your child do all of his activities naked, or just put on a t-shirt. Since they don’t wear underwear or diapers, they won’t find a place to put their poo or pee; they need to put it somewhere, and it would be a good idea to do it in the toilet. When they’re done using the potty, be sure to take a look to make sure everything is okay. Make them understand that flushing is a big deal by pointing them out into the swirling water and asking them to recognize the pleasant whistling sound.
Give them rewards for doing well
Some good prizes for well-used potty can be head or hand stamps, stickers, bubbles, and even a single piece of M&M’s. You can even go the extra mile and take your toddler to a dollar store where he can choose the special reward for a good job he’s done by spending a full day in his dry underwear or staying completely dry all night. Special food rewards that can be a pizza party for meals or nice ice cream or sundae bars for between meals (you can put some gummy bears, sprinkles and cherries in different bowls and have your toddler create the sundae on her own) account) are all Great Ideas. However, if you want something that doesn’t cost that much, then you can find any art projects you can do with them as well and they can show it off to others as their prize for using the potty.
