Pour cheerios or crackers into the toilet for little boys to take 'aim' at. This challenge taps into a little boy's natural interest in hitting targets. Purchase several toddler-level books about children being potty trained. 9. Consider allowing other trusted adults to help you to potty train your child. Many pre-schoolers respond more quickly to input from grandparents, aunts, and trusted babysitters than they do to input from their parents in the area of potty training.
Some parents report that a grandparent was able to potty train their child in one weekend away.
Make potty training a top priority on a consistent basis when you have the emotional and physical energy to do it. This piece was submitted by Dr. Clare Albright, Clinical Psychologist and Professional Coach. All rights reserved.