Training your child to use the potty is an important skill for them to learn. It allows them to spend more time doing other activities in between trips. The best way to help your child learn how to use the toilet is to create a routine and stick to it. For instance, you could take your child to the potty every two hours. This is a great way to ensure consistency and make the process easier for both you and your child.
When your baby starts showing signs of elimination, hold them over the potty and make the noise associated with elimination. Some parents use a ssss sound for this, while others use the phrase "go potty". Whether you use a phrase or just a sound, your baby will associate the noise with elimination.
When training your child to use the potty, remember to use a positive attitude. Don't be upset if they don't respond the way you would like. Rather, approach the process like another skill that they can master. If you feel upset or frustrated, your child may not be ready to use the potty, which will make them feel bad. Remember that your child will have to be physically ready for the process, so be patient.
Once your child is ready, set up the potty in a comfortable place for them to use. Encourage them to stay on the potty for several minutes at a time. Make sure they stay on it for a long enough time to avoid any accidents. In addition, praise them when they use the potty and clean up after themselves.
Some babies may be ready to use the potty as soon as they are mobile, while others will need a few weeks before they're ready. By observing your child's elimination habits, you can determine when your child is ready to start using the potty. The best time to start training your baby is before they reach the age of 18 months.
As with other children, the process of toilet training a child with a disability should be gradual. A child should begin by sitting on the potty with clothes on and get used to the feeling. Once your child is comfortable, you can begin teaching them the words for wetting their pants or using the toilet. Avoid using offensive words, and choose positive ones that are understandable to both you and others.
In the past, most American babies were potty trained by the age of 18 months. African and European babies, however, begin toilet training much earlier than their American counterparts. While some researchers believe that this makes it more difficult to toilet train an infant, it is possible to train your child to use the potty without a lot of hassle. Ultimately, training your child is about providing your child with the best possible environment to succeed in this new life skill.
A baby can be ready to use the potty at around two weeks of age. Depending on the gender of the child, the age at which toilet training begins can be based on a variety of sociocultural factors. It is also possible for babies to use the potty in different ways. Some children like using the potty in the bathroom while others would prefer a toilet seat. However, the best approach depends on the needs of both the child and the parent.
Plastic Sturdy Baby Training Potty for Early Learners
The Plastic Sturdy Baby Training Potty is designed for early learners. The sturdy base is surrounded by TPR,baby will be safer when sitting down.The splash guard is not so high, not only can keep urine from spilling, but also the baby can sit on by himself. The product is composed of two color, makes it more attractive.
| Item No.: |
HS-B160
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| Size： |
37*30.5*22.5cm
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| Weight: |
660g
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| Material: |
pp+tpr
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| Color: |
blue,gray,pink
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| Package: |
1pc/bag,10pcs/ctn
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| Carton size: |
38*31*70cm
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| 20’GP/40’HQ: |
3500/8500pcs
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| Moq: |
1000pcs
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| OEM: |
accept |
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Age Range:
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above 1 year old
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