Potty training.
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5. If you're going to potty train, be brave and just go for it, try not to revert to nappies for car journeys, trips out etc as this can lead to confusing signals. I was petrified to do this at first and naturally there will be accidents but just go for it.
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Good luck!
Don't rush it and try to relax as children pick up on your stress.
ReplyDeleteScott walliss- Let them do it when they are ready!
ReplyDeleteWait until they're ready & instigate it...we learned the hard way that the whole messy process takes longer if you rush them!
ReplyDeletejust be patient, it takes time, sometimes a long time but it clocks into place......eventually!
ReplyDeleteNo matter how much you try to persuade them, they will go when they are ready c
ReplyDeleteKids are ready when they are ready. :) Don't rush it, and don't push it. It's not a competition! :)
ReplyDeleteLots of praise and try to stay calm even when you little one has pee'd on the rug for the upteenth time !
ReplyDeleteKeep trying.
ReplyDeletestart when your child is ready and do not rush things
ReplyDeletedo not rush things - leanne w
ReplyDeleteDon't force it
ReplyDeleteI haven't got any first time tips as I'm about to start training my little one in the next week or so (when I pluck up the courage!) Have been told not to ask him if he wants the potty every 5 mins though! Thanks for your tips and the competition. Think I'm going to need all the help I can get!!
ReplyDeleteDo not rush :)
ReplyDeletedont stress they will do it when they are ready
ReplyDeleteMake sure you have lots of spare pants and don't stress over little blips
ReplyDeleteWe haven't started yet but intend to this summer I think summer is a good time as any accidents can be outside rather than in!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry if there are set backs and accidents. Praise all the successes
ReplyDeleteDo a reward chart system
ReplyDeleteDon't stress, there will be accidents and slip ups but when they are ready it will happen.
ReplyDeletePatience :)
ReplyDeletedo a reward chart for them
ReplyDeleteself help
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