Potty Training Resistance

When your child starts potty training it is something to new and must be done correctly. Remember how tense you feel when you do something new, especially when someone’s watching! Below you will have some helpful suggestions and when your ready click the image to see a complete fast potty training programme. If your child has started potty training and is not taking the chance to go on his or her own, you are going to have to help to ease your child into it. Here are some ideas to consider in helping your child make progress towards getting the process started. To overcome Potty Training Resistance you can start by asking yourself these questions! Am I the one who is reminding him or her to go potty or are they reminding me? Remember, that the ultimate goal is to have your child be responsible for doing all the work such as going to the toilet, going potty and then finishing the process. Are his or her pants big enough to make the training process a simple one or do they need my help to pull the pants down or off? If your child needs your help, you can try loose fitting pants first. Have I confused them by being inconsistent with the rules? Basically if you have to help your child pull down their pants and at other times make him do it, this could be a problem Are you changing the order of things he should do and confusing your child?  You have to be consistent with the steps of the process so there's no confusion. Do you need to offer better rewards all of the time to reignite interest? If this sounds like you then it is possible that you need to change the rewards. For example, instead of treats, would your child like a chart that they can put stickers on to see how many times he goes to the bathroom? Maybe he would be motivated by getting a special treat if he is dry all day or all week just to keep the reward system fresh. Sometimes we stop giving rewards and the child loses their early motivation. If they forget to run to the toilet, get the child to practice. The way I like to do practices is a lot like sports in that if they look like they need to go potty or they have wet or pooped in their pants, take hold of him and help them run to the toilet. If they already had an accident, clean up and get them cleaned up as quickly as possible. A practice is where you take the child to the place where they had the accident and then offer some support and not a criticism to the child and ask them to show you how to use the potty. Next you will help them run quickly to the toilet, pull their pants down and get on the toilet. Then you have to remember to congratulate them. The key to this is for you to make it fun so they are encouraged that they can actually do it. Sometimes, it may seem like a punishment to the child. If this is the case, then it should only occur once or twice. You are going to have to do some practices at neutral times as well, when they are not thinking about going potty, so that they'll learn how to shift from what they're doing to quickly and make it to the toilet. That is why you have to make it fun, have a race, and include the entire family and then everyone can get the rewards together. Overcome Potty Training Resistance Today! The above tips can be very effective if used! When you feel frustration as an adult just imagine what’s going on in the child’s mind! Click the image for a Guaranteed Fast Potty Training Program you can start today.