how do i toilet train my 2 yr 5 month old daughter?

Question

she got used to going to toilet and letting us know whenever she had the urge but for the last one week she has starteg doing potty again in the diaper.I am perplexed that a kid toilet trained for 5 months has suddenly again gone back to diapers. please help

Answer 1

1. dont put her in a diaper.
2. start by taking her to the bathroom every 30 minutes wether she has to go or not.. just make her sit on the toilette and *try*
Lots of times they start ahving "accidents" again because they want more attention. I went through the same thing with my daughter- although i never put her back in diapers... best thing that worked was taking her in there every 30 minutes and eventually it just all worked out. But dont put them back into diapers- that is only re-enforcing that its ok to go in their pants....

Answer 2

try and make it as fun for her as possible, buy her a nice potty and some nice knickers let her choose and say that these are her big girl knickers , tell her what you would like her to do and then when she uses the potty give her lots of praise maybe you could have a sticker chart so every time she goes shecan put a sticker on the chart and when the chart is full she gets a surprise or present for being so clever, good luck hope this helps.

Answer 3

Take her to the bathroom every 20 Min's. Talk to her abt it. probably she gets bored sitting on the pot all alone,hence tries to avoid it. Make it interesting by telling stories or singing rhymes. May be u can a special song for potty and one for urine. so next time she sings that song u will no what she wants to do. But for all these u need to have a lot of patience

Answer 4

Could there be something going on in your life to cause stress that wan't there 5 mos. ago? Is she physically healthy? Any chance of a bladder infection? Maybe try some "pull-ups" instead of diapers. Children can be potty trained anywhere in the 2-3 yrs. of age. Just please don't "shame" her about it. Is there possibly a baby sibling that arrived recently? I wish you the best on this. And, if need be, please feel free to take her to her doctor and get her checked out, and ask your questions. Take care.

Answer 5

Don't rush her.

She probably just isn't totally ready yet. Be patient with her and keep encouraging her. When she does it the right way praise her and reward her, but don't punish her when she doesn't.

For her health and well-being you want her to be toilet training, but it is also for your convenience. Just remember to put her needs above your own in this matter and love her.

Good luck and God bless.