It's Potty Time!

I started taking them to the bathroom every time they had something to drink. Of couse that was many years ago and mine were all potty trained my 15 months.

with both of mine, I just stayed home and set the timer for every 15 minutes. Every 15 minutes, we would go sit on the potty and sing and clap and all. When they would go potty, we woiuld do the potty dance. LOL We also talked about pottying a lot. I put them in real panties and underwear...not pull ups. I only did pull ups at night. The pull ups were too much like diapers. I had several messes to clean up, but they sure did learn a lot better.

It's been a long time since I've potty trained a kid, but I do remember using the video which they really liked a lot and you can still probably get it somewhere. I do know that boys are harder to train and usually train later than girls. Here are some helpful tips that might make it easier for you this time around: It may help to give your child more liquids so that you can increase potty training chances. This will help your child to build muscle memory and help them train quickly. Use your oven timer or a watch with an alarm and schedule to take your child to the potty every thirty minutes. Have your child sit for a couple of minutes and read a book together while he?s still on the potty. Turn on the faucet or place your child's feet in warm water to encourage urination. The sound of rushing water is often all the encouragement they need.