Let me tell you potty training a toddler it's not easy at all we tried potty training because we thought our daughter was ready should be talking to her diaper and saying PP a time she did make a P so we tried for three days and those three days and not go as I had planned so I decide let's just give it a break and then come back at it when we think she's ready which we thought she was back then anyways what are some tips I said how do you know that your toddler is ready to go and to be potty trained and how long does it take you to potty train your children

I would just go with the flow. That's what I did. And then when they do feel the need to go, celebrate like crazy and make it a very big deal.

I know every kid is different. Like my toddler, he just turned two in January and he hasn't showed interest in the potty yet. But with my oldest...

Sounds like your baby girl was ready. It really just boiled down to consistency For my son he was like that as well. I Wanted to give up after a few days, but I talked to his daycare and they said for us to just keep on going And it took a few weeks

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So what I would say, my daughter's not potty training yet, but I would say just like, I don't know, get them a reward after she starts doing it more often and maybe she'll just want to keep doing it.

So I would say just be consistent even though it doesn't seem like you're getting anywhere be consistent and try not to go back to the diapers actually did a three day training potty training method if you wanna Google it

I definitely agree with just being consistent. Accidents are going to happen and regressions are a thing. I started potty training my oldest when like two months before her third birthday and I was like,

I don't know, I'm still struggling with this. My daughter is almost five, which I know I'm probably gonna hate hate for, but I've tried. Since she was two, I've been actively trying to get her to potty break and tried all the secrets, read books, nothing has worked for me and it's just on her own time.

So I kind of did the same thing. I kind of did it way too early, but then I went back and when he started like going to the bathroom in his pants and he knew and as soon as he would do it, he would say, ew, I peepee in my pants or

As a mom of older kiddos, I think too many moms stress out over this. It's walk by one, talk by two, potty train by three. And I think we need to just stop pressuring our kids and just make a game out of it, make it more fun. That's my biggest thing.