Getting Children Excited About Potty Training

Potty training is a huge deal for parents and their kids. It is a rite of passage and is very important for their children’s future and growth. Potty training is an emotional rollercoaster for both the parents and the kids, and it can be so difficult to figure out how to go about doing it. It can be very difficult to figure out the whole process, when to start, when to make essential transitions in the process, and more. But thankfully, Potty Fun is here to help.

The majority of parents start potty training their kids when they are two to three years old, but it can be done when they are as young as eighteen months! Typically, girls are ready to start training a few months before boys are. But even if your child is the right age, if they clearly are not ready to start training or they are not at all picking up on the training, it is okay to wait longer until they are ready. Trying to train your child before they are ready can lead them to not want to go to the bathroom, making them learn way later than all of their peers. It is vital that you pick an age that is right for your child.

There are many ways to ensure your child’s success while potty training. A useful tip for potty training is to start early but with no specific potty expectations until your child shows an interest and ability. Always be clear and positive about the goal, showing them that you are excited about the future of them now wearing diapers. If you show excitement and determination for the future, so will they! Be sure to also prepare yourself for potential accidents and problems. Tons of things can confuse your child, such as a different toilet or a changed schedule. Be patient with progress and accidents.

It can be very difficult to figure out the whole process, when to start, when to make essential transitions in the process, and more. But thankfully, Potty Fun is here to help. But even if your child is the right age, if they clearly are not ready to start training or they are not at all picking up on the training, it is okay to wait longer until they are ready. Trying to train your child before they are ready can lead them to not want to go to the bathroom, making them learn way later than all of their peers. It is vital that you pick an age that is right for your child.

Some common mistakes parents make with potty training are lacking patience and getting frustrated easily. These attitudes can sometimes make the child feel like their parents are demanding their way instead of the child’s way, which can lead to an unwillingness to learn from parents. If children feel at conflict with their parents, they will be more unlikely to cooperate.

Through the ups and downs of potty training, Potty Fun will always be here to give you advice and help you through it. We hope you will always come to us if you have questions or concerns!

Through the ups and downs of potty training, Potty Fun will always be here to give you advice and help you through it. We hope you will always come to us if you have questions or concerns!