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Keep telling her what a big girl she's getting to be
droopydog63@hotmail.com
We have a potty jars that has candy in it and everytime he uses the potty he gets a small piece of candy
It seems that my kiddos potty trained when they were good and ready too. When I didn't push, they seemed to learn that much quicker - Jill
chipdip2010(at)hotmail(dot)com
Have small treat ready for a reward for going potty.
It sometimes can help when they see a sibling or cousin using "big kid pants". It helped my son potty train in a weekend after trying for months to get him to use the potty. He saw his cousins and wanted to be like them so he learned.
I realized that after my first, kids will go when they want to. I couldn't make my daughter use the potty chair any quicker than she was ready to.
I wish I had tips - we've just started and while my daughter loves to sit on the potty she doesn't go.
I guess my only tip is patience.
for me, it's definitely to reward when they do good!
Never push them before they are ready because it may put them further behind in the end!
We haven't started potty training yet, but I'm reading through the tips others have left!
demureprincess7(at)gmail(dot)com
Start early and be consistent
be patient! it's hard work!
vanitizebaby at yahoo dot com
tip- every child is different so try not to ccompare your children as to when they were potty trained or compare your child w/ other kids. Patience is so important too!
annae07 at aol dot com
One tip is to put the chair out before you see any signs that they are ready.. that way at least they can ask questions, know what it's for, and maybe show an earlier interest in learning
Nathansmommy619(at)aol(dot)com
My tip is to bring in books and make it a fun experience.
Best tip I received was to use stickers instead of food based rewards! Teaching kids healthy food habits and potty training at the same time.
Don't push the little one to try and use a reward that the kid really want each time he/she did it
sweetpanda2010 at gmail dot com
My tip would be to wait to potty train until it seems like your child is ready - pushing seems to make much harder.
lajohnson555 at yahoo dot com
We had great success with the type of potty that you straddle, esp for boys!
reward her for each time with a special treat for the day. Make it fun!
My baby is only three months old, so I don't have any potty training tips (yet). :)
kirbycolby at gmail dot com
My baby is not ready for potty training yet, but I heard that you can put food coloring in the toilet to make it more fun when your child goes potty!
Cloth training pants work so much better for potty training than diapers. To a toddler, pull ups feel no different than diapers and its much easier for them to understand when they need to pee when they are wearing underwear. Potty trained 3 kids and the messes are worth it!
No potty training yet for us but its coming up soon!
octoberthings at gmail dot com
Don't Give up and always reward and never scold the accidents that WILL happen
Keep telling her what a big girl she's getting to be :):)
freebiel0ve@yahoo.com
Don't push
Encouragement and patience!!
m and ms as a reward each time
When they are ready it will happen. Don't rush and try often to keep them thinking about it.
You cannot force a child to potty train. Their bodies will let YOU know when they are ready.
small treats are always helpful... and other positive reinforcement!
thanks so much for the chance to win!
justaddwalter@gmail.com
it will happen when it's supposed to - you can't rush things ;)
just starting!
When your kids become interested in their poop/pee - don't freak out!
katherinedibello (at) gmail (dot) com
The targets in the toiletbowl system seems to becoming more and more popular.
abrennan09@hotmail.com
Bribe the child with M&M's lol
leenburke at yahoo dot com
The trick that worked for us for no. 2 was to let him go naked!
We are just going to be getting started, so I have no idea! I will have to read everyone elses comments here to get some good tips! I know my sister got the Potty Dance kit and said it really helped.
landfjacobson @ charter.net
Praise a job well done! <3
Try putting them on the potty at set intervals
caryn9802 at yahoo dot com
Lots of praises and bribes.
Thanks,
riadeliza823(at)ymail(dot)com
Allway encourage them to use the potty!
I haven't potty trained yet but I love the idea of jelly beans as potty treats.
Patience, patience, patience!
theyyyguy@yahoo.com
We give out stickers and treats for a job well done.
BBrittBrat1398@yahoo.com
MY SON IS ONLY 9 MONTHS OLD SO WE HAVEN'T STARTED THE POTTY TRAINING PROCESS YET..ANY SUGGESTIONS WILL BE WELCOMED :)
shebebes@yahoo.com
My tip.....patience!!!
Maizuru@aol.com
We tried a doll that "wet". It worked with one kid and not with another.
Digicats {at} Sbcglobal {dot} Net
My son is still in diapers, but is getting ready to potty training! YAY!!!
My baby's on the way, so I haven't done any potty training yet, but these tips are great!
Bribery! LOL And make it fun, into a game!
spcale at yahoo dot com
Be patient and make it fun, small rewards works for some children, I remember my brother was given a matchbox car back in the day for good performance.
ziggyga athotmaildot com
dont force the kid to go potty
a fun potty toilet and "big kid" undies!
aussiegirl03@gmail.com
Don't push it. Kids sometimes aren't ready yet and it makes for a better experience if you wait until they are.
Dont give up it is not easy!
ardelong2(at)gmail(dot)com
My only tip is to start when it can be consistent. We started my daughter just before a big move and it was a disaster!
All I can say is lots of positive reinforcement.
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this is a topic that u need patience with for sure! because its hard to learn at first and dont get frustrated right away.
I haven potty trained yet but people keep telling me about the targets in the potty game that seems to work well
Littlemamameow at gmail dot com
be consistent.
slb3334@gmail.com
When we were ready to start potty training, we just put underwear on them. They trained very quickly. Thank you
candieluster(at)gmail(dot)com
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