How To start Potty Training in 3 Days By Carol Cline Review
- 11 years ago
Carol Cline who's helped thousands of parents potty train their child in only 3 days, gives you tools you can immediately use to get your child on their potty and never change a dirty diaper every again.
The longer you wait to potty train your child.The harder it will be for you. Even if they are currently not showing any signs of being ready.
1. Learning to say "pee" and "poo"
The first sign that your child is ready to be potty trained is when he begins to inform you through words or facial expressions that he has to go. This shows that your child is beginning to understand the concept of peeing and pooing and that soon, you'll be able to explain to them what a potty is for.
2. Hating the dirty nappy
Another sign that your child may be ready to be trained to use the potty is when she begins to feel uncomfortable wearing a soiled diaper. Toddlers usually express this through crying when they wet or soil themselves.
3. Imitating grown-up bathroom habits
When your child begins to show interest in your bathroom habits (following you around, asking what the toilet is, playing with the flush), you can start thanking your lucky stars because you're well on your way to diaper freedom. Encourage this behavior by explaining things to him.
4. Motor skills
Before you even start thinking about potty training your child, make sure she has developed adequate motor skills like standing, walking and knowing how to pull her pants up and down.
5. Staying dry
Learning how to control urine/bowel movements is perhaps one of the most blaring signs that your child is ready to be potty-trained. Observe how long your child can stay dry. If he can keep from soiling his nappies for three or four hours, then it means his bladder muscles have developed well enough to store urine.
Let your child give you the signs that he is ready. You will know when you should start potty training him when the time is right. Whether he is 1 1/2 or 4 years old, it will be a significant milestone for you and your child.
By discovering 3 weird potty training laws and sticking to them your toddler will be potty trained just in 3 days. Imagine if your child would disappear on their own one minute and all of a sudden the next minute you
hear the toilet flush and the sink start to run.
Can you imagine it? Life becomes so much easier the second your child becomes potty trained and you start to wonder why you didn't just get it over with sooner. Would you start potty training right this weekend if I handed you a guide that guaranteed to get your child out of diapers in just 3 days?
The longer you wait to potty train your child.The harder it will be for you. Even if they are currently not showing any signs of being ready.
1. Learning to say "pee" and "poo"
The first sign that your child is ready to be potty trained is when he begins to inform you through words or facial expressions that he has to go. This shows that your child is beginning to understand the concept of peeing and pooing and that soon, you'll be able to explain to them what a potty is for.
2. Hating the dirty nappy
Another sign that your child may be ready to be trained to use the potty is when she begins to feel uncomfortable wearing a soiled diaper. Toddlers usually express this through crying when they wet or soil themselves.
3. Imitating grown-up bathroom habits
When your child begins to show interest in your bathroom habits (following you around, asking what the toilet is, playing with the flush), you can start thanking your lucky stars because you're well on your way to diaper freedom. Encourage this behavior by explaining things to him.
4. Motor skills
Before you even start thinking about potty training your child, make sure she has developed adequate motor skills like standing, walking and knowing how to pull her pants up and down.
5. Staying dry
Learning how to control urine/bowel movements is perhaps one of the most blaring signs that your child is ready to be potty-trained. Observe how long your child can stay dry. If he can keep from soiling his nappies for three or four hours, then it means his bladder muscles have developed well enough to store urine.
Let your child give you the signs that he is ready. You will know when you should start potty training him when the time is right. Whether he is 1 1/2 or 4 years old, it will be a significant milestone for you and your child.
By discovering 3 weird potty training laws and sticking to them your toddler will be potty trained just in 3 days. Imagine if your child would disappear on their own one minute and all of a sudden the next minute you
hear the toilet flush and the sink start to run.
Can you imagine it? Life becomes so much easier the second your child becomes potty trained and you start to wonder why you didn't just get it over with sooner. Would you start potty training right this weekend if I handed you a guide that guaranteed to get your child out of diapers in just 3 days?