So I want to start potty training my 18 month old daughter, but I need some advice or tricks that you moms may have. Thank you in advance.

So I'm in no way an expert in potty training at all. My kids aren't fully potty trained yet. But what I will say has been working for us is I got a poster board from the Dollar Tree and got stickers and made like a sticker board, like reward sheet.

I do have two potty trained daughters. So what worked for us is I waited for their cue and then we went really slow in potty training.

Both my children started showing interest in potty training around two years old. And then we just started really slow. I'll explain next.

Essentially, my daughters would only wear pull-ups when we would go out somewhere or when they're taking a nap or sleeping at night, but during the day they'd wear undergarments.

Starting out, we went really slow until they gained traction and learning. But I would take them to the bathroom every hour or so and track that way.

I'd also show them how to properly wipe themselves and flush the toilet and wash their hands. I hope you made it into a routine.

I rewarded them with praises and we also did a chart for a little while, however my girls weren't really interested in that so we just did verbal praises.

It did take my girls a little bit of time to learn how to potty train. It is a process. It's slow. Eventually they got the hang of it after a bit of time passed.

The important thing that I learned when potty training my girls is consistency at their pace. Follow their lead and the rest will follow. Good luck!

Yeah, I would say that the cue is very critical. And also, just keep in mind, keep it simple. Kids are like little camcorders. So let them see you doing what you want them to do.