how do u potty train a 2yr old Boy!?

Question

My friends son does not want to be Potty trained some times he wheres underwhere and others he cries for a diper Anyone have a fun way to train him

There is no man to help

SHe is sitting here she ask me to ask

Answer 1

Silly you, you bribe him with m&m's . Every time he goes potty on the toilet, he gets an m&m. Lots of praise and consistancy is the key. Sit him on the potty often and go in there with him, sing and tell stories, until he goes, then give him his delicioius reward and a big" Good Boy, you are getting so big, going potty like a big boy does" He will think going potty in the toilet is the greatest thing in the world, and so will you...Good luck.

Answer 2

I had a man in the picture and he was no help. You don't the man to help. When my son was two and a half I first put him in the tub with no water and I told him to try and aim for the drain. He didn't do it then so I waited a bit because I felt he may not have been completely ready. A few months went by and I tried it again and I tried to make a game of it. When he did it, I took him to the toilet and put cheerios in the toilet and told him to aim for those. It worked like a charmed and he has never wet the bed and he is now 7. It also depends if you train him standing or sitting. If he is sitting on the toilet then give him a tooth brush to make time use full sitting there and waiting or give him one of his favorite books to look at.

Answer 3

Well, how are his language skills? Is he able to tell his mom that he needs to go? If not, then she should wait until he is. Potty training should take only a couple of days, generally speaking and she needs to be clear when she tells him that there are no more diapers in the daytime. And maybe use pull ups at night until he wakes up dry a couple of times. It doesn't have to be a fight or negotiation. She should reward his good behaviour with positive words and lots of love!

Answer 4

First make it fun - one way, put a few cheerios in the bowl and tell him to shoot for them . Another which works for boys and girls - put a little food color in the toilet so when they pee it will make the water change colors. These methods worked for myself and many other of my friends. He'll be potty trained in no time.

Answer 5

The thing is you women think men are unneccesary... My first son was "potty" trained before two.. I made sure he knew his thingie was the same as mine and his mum was different physically speaking.
The next thing I helped him understand that Daddies and Mummies were different and did things differently and ensured he could see me go to the toilet and pee as often as I could. In fact.. before he could walk I was carrying him with me to the toilet for a pee.
Then I made him little steps he could climb up and pee himself.

But then I also taught him how to tie his own shoes when he was two and learn to relate with men and so so many things you have no way of doing.

Did you know that the highest suicide rates of children is from single mother families??

But you are doing all this on your own because you think, that just because you give birth to a child, you are naturally the best person to bring him/her up.

Anyway... Your kid is going to be potty trained when it suits him.. My second son is totally different from my first... Each child is different and you should throw away the child rearing books... (all written by women) and start seeing your child/children as individual people with their own characteristics who need fathers just as much as they need mothers..

I don't mean to be rude or to hurt your feelings but your child needs both parents, even if you don't.

Answer 6

The number 1 is the first step. Make access easy (little step up to the commode, those easy pull-up pampers, etc.). Put a few Cheerios in the commode. Get his Dad to show him how to 'shoot the cheerios.' They love that. The number 2 will follow quickly.

Never scold.

Answer 7

Patience, it takes a while for any one to learn such a task. And it is important to remain verry positive. Pushishing or even getting upset might make your child associate going potty as a negitive thing.

Answer 8

i dont know a fun way, but how my mom potty trained me and my sister potty trained my nephew was like this:
have the kid sit on the training potty at least once a day until they do their business, but dont let them get up until they do it. when they do congratulate them and give 'em a treat. just to show how proud you are and then he will get the idea of it
good luck

Answer 9

My son adjusted somewhat elementary. determine you're making it exciting...the persons above have given some large suggestion. the secret is to make it relaxing for him and something that he seems forward to doing. determine you get a step ladder for him to attain. every time he easily facilitates you to comprehend until now hand so he can circulate interior the potty or perhaps is going on his own...rejoice. tell him how large he's doing and how proud you're of him. he gets it quickly sufficient. Oh and pull united statesare necessary! sturdy luck.

Answer 10

give him time. he is still young.
the best way to potty train a boy is have a man do it. they take him to the bathroom and show him how to do it.