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Tips to help potty train my 2-year-old son?

Thunder Robot Asked by funadvice about 1 year ago, 7 answers.
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got an almost 2 year old boy and was wondering need some help on tricks to get him there and to help him understand to go in the potty...

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Thunder Robot Answered by funadvice on Nov 03, 2007, 05:55AM
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My son is potty trained and he is almost 3...I thought it would be soo hard but it wasnt. here is what I did...I got him a little potty and put it in the hallway...I started when he was 2 1/2 I told him everytime he goes pee pee that I will give him a surprise (I went to the dollar store loaded up on toys) ...so he went I would get all crazy excited and jump up and down and give him a toy...everytime he went the first 10-15 times I acted crazy excited and gave him a toy then I started to slow down and he just kept going...

my son got to where he didnt want to wear a pull up to I think it depends on their age for that. maybe closer to 3 to not want to wear one...hope this helps

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This is Me Answered by darkwolfgirl240 on Nov 03, 2007, 02:26AM
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Boys I think always take longer to potty train...I know with my little brother bribing him worked we would give him M&m's every time he went...and then eventully it got to be really regulare and he would go reguardless we also tried to make it seem fun and like a game almost it was cool...you could try that though.

Whiteboard portrate Answered by filletofspam on Nov 03, 2007, 09:47AM
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My advice is not to rush it. If you wait until your child is ready it will go a lost easier and there will be a lot fewer accidents. I think that the reason so many people have trouble potty training is that they attempt it before their child is ready.

One of the signs that your child is ready to poty train is if their diaper is consistantly dry in the morning. That is an indication that they have good control.

In general girls are ready to potty train before boys and black kids are ready before white kids. While I know kids who successfully potty trained by 18 months there is no shame in still wearing diapers at 3. I don't understand why some parents are in such a hurry.

Like the other posters said, make each successful use of the potty something to celebrate. Never scold or punish accidents, just clean it up and encourage the child to try to make it to the potty next time.

My daughter's biggest problem is that when she was having fun playing she didn't want to stop so she would would keep playing until she was about ready to burst then she would inform us that she had to go to the potty RIGHT NOW! so we'd be tryign to rush her to the bathroom in time.

Answered by chickie_poo on Nov 06, 2007, 05:21PM
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take off his diaper when he's at home my son is two and if he has to go poty he'll ask for I diaper I think it is because he is so knows that for him the poty was his diaper for a lil over half his life but after he screams for his diaper I can get hime to go on the poty and sometimes he will go on his own

Answered by summarain on Nov 17, 2007, 07:28AM
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Well I am currently trying to potty train my 27 mo. old...I do not put a diaper on him during the day, today is the 2nd day and he has gone to the potty twice. Yes, there have been accidents; thats inevitable...however, he is learning to go on the potty when he has to pee pee. He will hold it until ihe is about to burst! He's getting the hang of it though. I belive that just as you teach a child to color or read or know numbers and letters, then you can also teach them to go to the potty. I dont think its a "maturity" thing, or "when they are ready" thing...its all about what you want to teach them and when. Remember, children are sponges, they soak up whatever you are putting into them...

me and my youngest baby boy Answered by isabelle5 on Dec 16, 2007, 09:09PM
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I have no tips, except my 2 year old will not even go on the potty, he has attempted to sit on it like is 6 year old sister, but will not actually pee or poop, he tells me everytime he poops in his diaper though and sometimes he thinks he did when he is really wet, he is 21/3 exactly. I even put him in underwear that he picked out, and he loves them, but peed everytime in them and I put a diaper back on and he cried about it cause he liked his underwear but said no to the potty. What to do?

Answered by rachael130 on Oct 17, 2008, 04:00AM
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when my 1st son started to walk at 11 months I used to let him go round the house with no nappy on & everytime I noticed him weeing I would hold the potty under him to catch it, he sharp clicked on to the idea & was dry through the night by the age of 2! I dont gaurentee it though my second son isnt intrested!
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