Trendymami - Is Potty Training In Three Days Possible?

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Is Potty Training In Three Days Possible?
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• Potty training can be a nightmarish task for some
  moms, especially working moms who do not have the
  luxury of time. My friend told me she took three
  months to potty-train her daughter and patients
  is key. Well, fret not! I am going to show you
  how to potty train your kids in three days with
  these potty training tips? Are you ready? Sit on
  your big potty now and lets start!
• The key to potty training your kids
• You may ask, what is the key? Well first, its to
  educate yourself before you decide on a date to
  embark on your potty training journey. As a mom,
  you need to be equipped with the Dos and
  Donts and not to fret if your toddler does not
  get it right at first. According to Potty
  Training author, Lora Jensen, it can be achieved
  in three days. Lora Jensen says you must prepare
  yourself and must be ready to give up your Me
  time, ensure shopping is out of the way and
  prepare meals ahead of time.

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• Oh yes, get laundry and house cleaning out of the
  way too. In this time, you will engage your
  toddler in games, doodle, watch cartoons and
  spend the entire time bonding. A key thing to
  note is that in this time, you should not scold
  your toddler if accidents happen because this is
  a learning process, clean up and encourage the
  child to go to the toilet when the urge comes.
  Praise goes a long way and instills confidence.
• As a parent, make sure you are mentally and
  physically ready by teaching your kids the words
  to say, know his/her schedule, use rewards like
  stickers tattoos to motivate and keep him or
  her interested, identify the potty training
  products you want to utilize for this mission.
• Also before we get into it, you might want to
  check out a few night lights to get your
  kiddos and place them around the house, making it
  easier at night to go to the potty!

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• Things you need to get you started
• Potty Chairs  Choose they theme that will best
  fit your childs wants/needs and make then
  excited to sit on the potty.
• Potty Seats
• Step Stools
• Training Pants
• Potty Training Doll  Matching the gender for
  demonstration and explanation.
• Books DVDS  For entertaining yourself and your
  kids.

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• Potty Training Charts  To monitor frequency.
• Potty Training Rewards
• Character Underwear It can be your childs
  favorite character! Here are a few for your
  daughter or son!
• Potty Watch  To remind your child to go potty.
• Toilet Targets Makes it exciting while creating
  a sort of game.
• Urinals optional (for little boys) Why you
  may ask? Because you might want to get your
  little one used to the first method first, which
  would be sitting on the potty. This will help
  avoid confusion when they are first starting
  training. Then once they are aware, you can teach
  them the urinal version of going potty!

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• Potty training is all about patience, read a few
  books with your child while potty training,
  making time on the potty pass much easier! check
  out these best books for babies and toddlers!
• Now that you have everything you need, lets
  begin.

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• How do you know its the right time?
• Watch closely for the sign. The child must show
  that they are physically ready, meaning, they are
  able to sit, stand and walk with ease. They
  should also have regular bowel movement, and be
  able to remain dry throughout the entire day.
• Cognitive and verbal articulation is important
  for the child to be able to pull down the pants
  and to express the urge to visit the toilet. The
  child must be able to understand simple and
  consistent instruction and stops his or her
  activity to go to the potty upon natures calls.

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• For these three days, you and your child are like
  commandos
• Dedication and discipline is key. Remember,
  accidents are unavoidable but positive
  reinforcement goes a long way, eliminating fear,
  instilling confidence.
• On the selected block of days, the moment your
  child wakes up, toss the soiled diaper out of the
  door having them say, Bye-bye. Put on the
  training pants and give them simple instruction,
  Tell mommy when you want to pee, Poop and Go
  to sit on the potty and let the fun and game
  begin.

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• According to Lora Jensen, give room for accidents
  to happen because this is how a child learns.
  They must learn that when they soil themselves,
  it is uncomfortable and needs cleaning up, even
  in the midst of playing games or watching TV.
  They will learn, it will cause some
  inconveniences even to them.
• However, when accidents occur, clean up and
  encourage them to visit the toilet or potty when
  there is the urge subsequently.
• Lora Jensen, encourages moms to entice junior
  with drinking more fluids than usual for training
  purposes to instill that feeling or urge to pee.
  Have a cup of water within their reach and
  encourage them to seep. Gently remind them to go
  to the toilet when they drink more fluids even
  when they insist they dont need to. Cheer them
  on to just try for this is training and you are
  the coach.

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• Reward their work!
• Have some rewards such as stickers and colorful
  stars  that your kid likes as a source of
  motivation. Whenever he or she does it right, use
  these as incentives to spur him or her on. You
  might want to lead them to the potty every 15-30
  minutes, depending on the amount of fluids
  consumed during this period. There is one
  exception. If the kid drinks a lot during the
  day, no more fluids after dinner, take them for
  one last visit before bed and wake them up in the
  middle of the night to encourage them to pee
  throughout this period.
• I cant stress enough the importance of positive
  reinforcements during accidental peeing. Do not
  be upset but soldier on and you may be able to
  complete your mission in three days.
• During this period, do anything to engage your
  kid like playing, drawing, coloring, watching
  cartoons or DVDs, playing card games, any
  activity to make it fun for your child to learn
  about potty training.

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• Potty training is important and should be started
  at a young age. We have shown above how you can
  even do it all in 3 days. It is your
  responsibility and goal to potty train your child
  when they are ready and the process should be fun
  and entertaining. It should become easier so long
  as you reward them with praises, favorite toys
  , books and stickers plus your perseverance and
  tenacity!
• Oh and here are a few great books to read to your
  kids if you have time on the potty and need some
  entertainment!
• Once youre done with potty training, you
  can start teaching your kids how to read! Yes
  read!! How fun!
• You can do it Mami, we believe in you!!