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From a preschool teacher, heres my top potty training tips.
They are ready when:
1 – Wake Up from naps or sleep dry repeatedly
2 – Seek privacy to go #2 (squatting in a corner, under a table, etc)
3 – if they are talking about peeing or pooping or changing at all its time
Tips for training:
1 – Normalize, take them to the bathroom for your trips (obviously teachers and other care givers can not do this step but as the parent you can)
2 – Make it a schedule (every hour they sit for 2 minutes on the pot, and if you think they are about to go or they are going rush them to the bathroom)
3 – Avoid food rewards, and make the reward something they really want and have it ONLY for potty time (example: they actually go pee then after washing hands you put on their favorite song and dance with them)
4 – let them make mistakes without a diaper. Take them to a park on the weekends or play outside, keep a close eye on and let them be out of diapers. And when if they dont make it every time to the potty, walk slow to bathroom. This is not to embarrass or punish them. Do NOT make a spectacle but let them feel the uncomfortable and it will happen less! A lot of kids can’t feel it in the diaper
5 – Make underwear exciting! While training pick the kind they want to wear. I know elsa and paw patrol were super motivating last year
6 – No yelling or punishing. If it becomes shameful it will take WAY longer. I know it can be a long process for some kiddos, but please know that this is their first time at a lot of things. They have to identify that they need to go, learn how much time they have till they go, learn what going feels like, and learn the consequences of what happens when they go. They need a lot of grace, love and encouragement!
My sister used to do this when she was a toddler. when she hid, we all know she was pooped on her pants .she is 8 years younger than me
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Em pé com os olhos cheio d'água 😅
I swear I can relate because this was exactly how I used to hide from my parents while popping. They eventually found out.
They told me.
My sister used to do the under the table one.
So true!!!😂😂😂😂
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So true
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Mine says,”LEAVE ME ALONE!!”
😂 why is he wearing diapers? I would believe you without wearing them.
Poo
Bro exposing the babies pooping spot
The under the table shits were diabolical.
So relatable!
lol when I was 2 when I pooped I said I poop
Why do they always deny it too?
My first use to sit underneath the table by the cool vent. 🙄 my second would always need a hug during.
Too accurate
My daughter used to close the door and poop behind it. I had to check her from the corner of the door.
My 18months old sits squatting all the time.
As a teacher who works with kids who are still learning toileting skills, let me tell you the pause and do nothing is the scariest. I'm supposed to help them learn to use the toilet and it always sucks when they just stop and you realize you haven't reminded them to go potty in an hour.
That stare from the stair is so relatable 😂😂😂😂
That stare from the stair is so relatable 😂😂😂😂
My sister used to go under tables, in the cupboards, and in the corner of the room like a little Blair witch kid.
As a baby, I would always hide behind the couch before making brownies. I have no clue why.
So if they look like they’re in time out, watching you, and contemplating life. Got it!👍
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