No-Cry Potty Training

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Potty Training – Get Ready, Get Set, Go!

Potty Training – Get Ready, Get Set, Go!

Get Ready

If your child is near or past their first birthday, you can begin incorporating pre-potty training ideas into daily life. They are simple things that will lay the groundwork for potty training and will make the process much easier when you’re ready to begin.

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What to do When Your Child Won’t Poop on the Potty

What to do When Your Child Won’t Poop on the Potty

It can be frustrating when your child happily pees on the potty but refuses to use it for bowel movements. Your child might demand a diaper, go in his pants, or hold his bowel movements and cause complications such as severe constipation. This is a fairly typical setback in potty training so this post will cover some ways that you can help.

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The Potty-Training Readiness Quiz

The Potty-Training Readiness Quiz

Potty training is easier and happens faster if your child is truly ready in all three areas: physical, cognitive and social. But the big question is: how do you know when your child is ready? If you have never traveled this road before, you likely don’t even know what signs to look for. Take this quiz to find out where your child is on the readiness spectrum.

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Sit or Stand? Tips for Potty Training Boys

Sit or Stand? Tips for Potty Training Boys

Many aspects of potty training are the same for boys and girls alike, but in this post I am going to cover a few unique aspects of potty training boys. Thinking through these tips from the start will make potty training much easier for you and your son.

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One Question NEVER to ask a Child Who is Potty Training

One Question NEVER to ask a Child Who is Potty Training

Potty training is a process that takes time to master. It will take quite a while for your little one to remember to even ask to go to the bathroom. Children have to learn how to read their body’s signals, understand what they mean, and act on them by stopping what they’re doing and making the trip to the bathroom. An active toddler who is concentrating on play will often miss the signals, or hope they’ll go away so that she can finish her activity. She may also misjudge how long she has before her holding control stops. She may think she can put off going to the potty, but eventually her natural response will be to release, no matter where she is. 

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Toilet Training: The Top 8 Things

Toilet Training: The Top 8 Things

Toilet Training:  The Top 8 Things

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