Potty train second child is not easy

April 18, 2021 3:14am CST
Hello dear mylotters especially mommies and daddies.. i have 3 child which is girl 1 y.o, boy 3 y.o and boy 6 y.o My 6 y.o has been doing anything by himself (take a bath, eat, take a pee and other basic thing). He has done his toilet training around 26 m.o. Actually i have more time to teach him because i just have one child. And then my number 2 born and when he was 14 m.o. i'm pregnant again. I can't handle him as much as i can when im handle my number one. And he's just turning 3 but still use his diapers. I actually has train him with training pants but its on off because his nanny not consistent to take him into bathroom when im on office. She just wait my number 2 telling her that he's just take a pee on his pants. So when im on my off day which is just in sunday, i feel very frustrated to teach my number 2 toilet training. He keeps wet his pants often and not telling me before the pants wet. I dont know.. i have no idea right now. It's not like the same condition when i taught my first child?? Do you have any ideas to teach toilet training more optimal when you have to work 6 days in a week and have other baby to handle? Please give me any advice???? thanks before????
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@cherigucchi (14876)
• Philippines
18 Apr 21
I remember training my children when they were little and it was not really easy.
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19 Apr 21
Yup, cheers
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@lazydaizee (6735)
• United Kingdom
18 Apr 21
You sound like a very busy person. Some children do learn things faster than others, so they will learn at their own pace and maybe you just have to be patient. As you are working hard , maybe you could ask a family member to help with potty training. You have your hands very full and you need some sort of support.
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19 Apr 21
Actually i work as a GP in a public health center. I just have 1 off day in Sunday. Yeah, i think i need another helper/nanny who will work persistent to handle this issue. By the way thanks a lot for the advice and thanks for coming to my page :)
@popciclecold (39637)
• United States
18 Apr 21
Maybe the first one can help him. My first born help my second born.
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19 Apr 21
It sounds good. I'll try this later. Thanks for the advice
@Shavkat (140157)
• Philippines
18 Apr 21
I can feel you. It will take time
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@Shavkat (140157)
• Philippines
19 Apr 21
@Fighting2013 You are welcome. By the way, welcome to myLot.
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19 Apr 21
*Hug* I hope it'll over soon Thank you
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19 Apr 21
@Shavkat thank you . Nice to know you :)
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@peachpurple (13961)
• Malaysia
18 Apr 21
Toilet training takes a lot of patience. When your 3 yr old drinks, take him to the potty every 30min, let him know that he has to pee, do not let him get up or run off. You have to be stern. Scold him when he pee his pants. Let him feel the guilt. That is what i did. Took 3 months to get my boy potty train.
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19 Apr 21
Unfortunately i just can do it on Sunday, so the other day, i have a nanny which help me to handle him. But, my nanny seems a little too hard to consistent to take my number 2 go to bathroom before his pants wet
@sharonelton (29527)
• Lichfield, England
19 Apr 21
Every child is different and what works with one child may not work for the others
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@sharonelton (29527)
• Lichfield, England
21 Apr 21
@Fighting2013 Oh, I was every other night. I'd have a dry night, then wet the next night, then a dry night, then wet, etc. I had a plastic sheet underneath my main sheet so it wouldn't soak through to the mattress.
19 Apr 21
Yep, couldnt agree more
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20 Apr 21
@sharonelton waaah that's a relieve. After the gold star on the chart methode, how long do you completely have fully dry night?
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@slianty (399)
• Indonesia
19 Apr 21
I had no idea, because my child only one and he had potty training when he was 18 months old. Keep up the spirit, because every child is different.
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19 Apr 21
Yeah every child and every situation are different. Thanks for your concern :)
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