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Diego 3 in 1 Potty Chair
This Diego 3 in 1 Potty Chair is absolutely adorable. With Diego swinging in the jungle with his best friend baby jaguar at his side.
Start your child with using the potty chair on the floor. The bowl is removable and the contents can be flushed down the toilet. Can be used for children ages 18 months to 4 years.
Potty Scotty Potty Chair
With so many different boys potty chairs out in the market, its hard to decide which one to is right for you son. Things to look for in good a potty chair for boys are high splash guards, sturdy plastic/wood chairs, large bowl and if you want distractions like lights/buttons.
Rosemond on Potty Training
In June of 1997 – John Rosemond revealed the secrets of quick-and-easy toilet training.
He starts off by saying that successful potty training needs to start with touch of dry humor.
Potty Training Debate
THE great potty debate is upon us.
Pediatric experts are duking it out: Should your tot take to the pot when you, the parent, think the time is right? Or should he keep to his own gastrointestinal schedule, even if it takes until kindergarten?
Dr. Phil on Potty Training
One of Dr. Phil’s original episodes is how to potty train your child. He is using a combination Potty Training In One Dayand Potty Party Kit. He uses a wet on demand doll to demonstrate the appropriate potty training behavior. By talking the stages through with the child, keeping the child interest and having the child "teach" the doll how to pee in the potty. By having the child "teach" the doll they are really learning themselves. I strongly recommend anyone starting potty training, find a method and be consistent! I have included a link below of a clip from that episode:
Parents Magazine’s article “It’s Potty Time!”
Parent’s Magazine for August 2009 featured article "Its Potty Time!"
I don’t know who wrote this article but it was awful, and not a lot of research was put into it. One "expert" is quoted saying "The fact is every child will be diaper-free eventually." Duh! How is that advice?
I have included below the most helpful parts of it below:
There are 9 signs that it’s time to start potty training:
1. He/She can easily take off all their clothes.
2. He/She asks to be changed when they are wet or poopy.
3. He/She follows you into the bathroom, ask questions, and imitates you.
4. He/She knows her body parts and the words "pee" and "poop."
5. He/She basically understands what pee and poop are, where they come from and where they belong.
6. He/She shows interest in potty training books and potty training videos.
7. He/She stay dry for at least 2 hours in a row, is dry after naps, and ideally, is poop-free overnight.
8. He/She normally stops an activity when he/she needs to poop.
9. He/She isn’t constipated.
They say "not to rush" the process. There is a lot of research that back this up. It seems we rush with everything we do these days. We rush to the store, rush home, rush to work, etc. We also, unknowingly, rush our kids to go potty. That why the summer is a great time to potty train, you can take your time and focus on them being diaper free!
Potty Training Resistance- What should you do?
What should you do if your child resists potty training?
Some tips and suggestions for you.
If you sense your child is resisting your potty training efforts, your first response should be to back off a bit and let him/her set the pace for a couple of days, thus breaking the cycle of resistance.
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Help My Child Is Having Potty Regression!!
You feel like you was on the right track. You child was finally going to the potty and the suddenly stops and is having accidents all the time. You ask yourself, why? Let’s start by asking your child why and see if he or she will tell you. But your child doesn’t seem to want to open up or they say they don’t know now start to think about all the things that could have change in the last couple of weeks that could have caused stress to your child and is now having them regress to this behavior.
Poop Diapers – Scoop on poop diapers!
With the swim season fast upon us, it is time to take trip to the store or go online to purchase poop diapers or swim diapers!
So for moms who are not familiar with swim diapers – what exactly are swim diapers or poop diapers?
Potty Training Books for Children
Most potty training books for children fit into two categories:
INSTRUCTIONAL books that introduce the skills needed to master the potty; and those that are primarily ENTERTAINING, for children who understand what is supposed to happen on the potty, but need extra time to make it happen.
Potty Training Concepts has a great selection of potty books for children.
