when is it right...?

Question

my son is 2 years old and almost 3 in march whn should i start potty training him and how do I get it started i have never potty train kid before. He pee in the toilte once but won't do it again

Answer 1

I got two boys toilet trained by encouraging them to go to the toilet at least every hour - just in case. I put cheerios or fruit loops in the toilet, and the boys loved trying to "sink" them. The younger boy sure wanted to be a "big" boy like his brother and his daddy, so that helped. There are lots of great books out there on potty training - and he is the right age now.

I have also heard good things about the diapers that feel cold when they get wet - gives the kids a heads up on when it's time to hit the bathroom.

Good luck - and let him learn at his own pace.

Cheers,

Samlet

Answer 2

My oldest son took to it rather quickly, my now three year old was the tough one. I tried everything candy bribes, toilet targets, Spiderman underwear, sticker chart, you name it and I'll be honest, it was actually Daddy's doing that got him going. Daddy showed him how much fun it was to make "bubbles" in the potty. LOL He's been potty trained for 10 months now.

Answer 3

Its time, although Ive heard that boys take longer than girls. I've heard of putting a Cheerio in the toilet and having him try to hit it. When I potty trained my daughter I kept her naked and full of liquids, so maybe spring/summer time would be more ideal.

Good luck!!! It's all gravy once you teach them this, I promise!!!!

Answer 4

DEAR use a coffee can he will like to pee in it because sounds like rain out side tell him it is raining he will fall for it OK and for the other buy a baby chair that plays music and he will do it OK just try it OK good luck take care PS but start really slow and do not make him scare of it are he will be back in diapers OK and you do not want that OK.

Answer 5

You take him every hour to sit on the potty and make a big happy fuss when he does go. It takes time.