potty training

I have heard abt this first time. Is there people or organizations that give such training. quite interesting

That's a tough one. It seems every child is different. We're potty training our son right now so it's pullups in the daytime and a diaper at night. He doesn't get anything to drink at night either, but he still wakes up wet. Our original goal was to take him potty every hour when at home but sometimes that gets turned upside down with our school work, or errands. So, we decided to just let him decide when he's ready. That seems to be working better. No pressure, I guess. So now he knows when he's about to pee and tries to go to the potty himself. Sometimes he doesn't make it and the pullup will be wet as well as him going in the toliet but he's at least connecting the two. He hasn't gone number two in the toliet yet-those are still something he's not sure when they are occuring, though he knows soon after and will say "Change poopy". Our pediatrician told us most boys don't really start potty training until three years so that if he's showing even a remote interest we're doing better then most. He's not even concerned if he's potty trained yet or not. So, with that in mind too it's caused us to be more relaxed, and our son is taking his own interest. We keep the bathroom door open (things put up), and his potty is right there by the door. It's one of those flip toliets so he can shut the lid and use it to stand near the sink and wash his hands. Keep up just letting him explore his toliet and I'm sure he'll come around soon. Best of luck. Anora

Just be patient with him. Your doing all the right things but he may not have made the connection of going with the need to go yet. I would get rid of the pull ups because he doesn't feel the wet pants when wearing them. You might try taking him soon after he has had a drink if water or soon after eating. That is usually when they have to go. Try timing him after drinking and eating to see how ling it takes for him to go. Also take him as soon as he wakes up in the morning and after naps. those are the best times to catch him. But just be patient and when you do get him to go the first time the rest will be easier. Don't listen to any one telling you about other kids. All kids are different. They don't all walk at the same age nor do they all potty train at the same age so relax.

First of all, every child is different. I have seen boys that have been potty trained by age two and I once saw one that didn't potty train til after three. If I could just offer one suggestion, and some may argue with me, but don't use Pull-ups. Part of potty training is "not wearing a diaper" correct? Well the kids think that Pull-Ups are diapers. Every time I put one on my son, he would go potty in it. The kids need big boy undies. The absolute best way to potty train is to keep your kid naked. Yes! Naked time is the best potty training technique. Anytime you are at home and it is possible to let him run without pants, do it. When he feels like he needs to go, a certain little panic will set in. It's good for them. Once you start letting him wet his pants, he will continue it. One other tidbit.. put cheerios in the toilet and ask him to hit them with his stream of urine. He will always want to go potty after that.