Read about potty training, toilet training for
babies and teaching toileting process to kids.
Make sure that you and your baby are ready to start
potty or toilet training before venturing into it. When you start to
potty train your child, you should have enough time and energy for three
months at least to encourage and motivate your child daily and still be
patient, supportive and calm. Your child should be old enough to
indicate that his or her diaper is wet or soiled or tell you when he or
she would like to go to the toilet. Most children start telling about
the need to go to potty, when they are 18 to 24 months old but some of
them have to use diapers until three years old. Here are some tips to
make potty training easier for your kid:
If your child is still not trained after three
months, you may need to consult your doctor or wait the child to grow up
a little.
Potty
Training Tools & Tips
There are two types of potty chairs that you can use to potty train
your child:
Teaching
how to use Toilets
Teaching the child to use toilets is not only about potty training but
also to use the bathroom properly, flushing the toilet after use and
washing hands properly.
Enuresis or
Bed Wetting
Enuresis means bed-wetting during sleep and it is quite a common problem
in children that occurs more in boys than girls. Myths such as drinking
too much water before bedtime cause bed-wetting