Have the chair visable and make sure the child knows what it is. Let him get curious before you "LET" him use the chair. Maybe say something like "only big boys GET to use the chair" "are you a BIG boy yet?"
When you ask these q's of him use your sweetest mommy voice. When he says "Yes, I AM A BIG BOY" kind of hesitate like you are not sure if he is big enough yet,,, maybe even wait until later the same day and then \\
A L L O W him to use the chair.
2007-01-23 02:11:27
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answered by dbzgalaxy 6
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Don't feel bad my daugher is 26 months and i'm going through the same thing. She starting thinking the potty was a toy and started playing with it, like putting toys and her feet in it. Now if you mention potty she turns her head like she doesn't want to talk about it. She is complettely anti-potty. I have giving up for a while. I recently bought the Elmo's potty time CD and hoping that that will help a little. It's doesn't hold her interest as much as Dora, probably because it's about a potty. I guess the trick is to hope for the best and know that eventually they will get it. They can't wear diapers forever, and don't let the pressure of everyone else asking are they trained stress you out. Every child is different and grows at their own pace. Enjoy the time that we have now and tease them about being slow to potty when they are grown. You'll have some thing embrassing to tell their spouse, it'll be fun.
2007-01-23 03:11:34
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answered by MamaLady 2
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Nobody ever takes my potty training advice but I'm gonna give it one more go in hopes that it will help you to help your son. He is 2 and 4 months. He does know that pooping and peeing in her pants in wrong. He is your son and you know him more than anybody else on this planet so think of things that will make it fun for him. Let him pee on tires and water the plants. When he has an accident there should be consequences for doing something that you know isn't good. Go and buy him big man undies. None of that pull-ups stuff. It's for lazy parents. I potty trained mine a little younger than 2 but I was fun for a month, then firm, and then I just started making them help wash out their undies. They didn't like it so much so they started using the toilet. This is no lie, they each helped clean out about 2 pairs before they realized that it's gross and that they didn't want to do it again. My kids have never peed the bed and have never had an accident after being trained. I think I did something right by letting them shoulder some of the dirty work of their deeds.
2007-01-23 02:16:11
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answered by Anonymous
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My grandson was almost 3 1/2 before he was ready to finally use the toilet. He went right from diapers to using a full sized commode. He has NOT had any accidents since "he decided" he was a big boy and was going to use the toilet. While getting him in the frame of mind, we would tell him how big he was and that big boys don't wear diapers or pull ups, and continually stressed that. He didn't care. He was lazy, I think. He decided in his own time to use the toilet. It appears that boys are harder then girls to potty train and the majority of pediatricians will tell you they will do it when they are ready, not before. If you train a boy too early, he has a tendency to revert to diaper time. Just encourage him to use the potty and not go in his diapers. When changing him, say how nasty and other comments making him feel that he would do better to use the toilet and he will come along!
2007-01-23 04:24:23
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answered by piratephyl 3
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Ok this is easy, give him a treat for doing it, hes not 18 so he wont expect money
give him like 50 cents of lollys and he will be sorted
i no nothing about kids if he doesnt understand people yet
you can always put the potty in the corner put a cage around it and say hes not aloud out untill he goes
2007-01-24 11:59:02
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answered by Fluffy 1
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I asked his Daddy to let him watch every time Daddy used the potty. Daddy holds him on the side of his hip as Daddy pp's too. This trained him at 16 months! Daddy plays a BIG role here.
2007-01-23 03:47:52
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answered by redbird 2
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Lem him instruction manual you, he enable you to comprehend whilst he's waiting. in case you push them to lots they are in a position to actual take 5 steps backwards. save it calm, relaxing and not in any respect punish him for injuries, purely tell him this is wonderful and to objective returned next time and alter his outfits and get on with the day. now and returned it takes toddlers I whilst to experience mushy with telling somebody they have use the bathing room, he enable you to comprehend whilst he's waiting. Having a seat on the bathroom is large that way he's used to special potty for out in public potty breaks. I actually have a daycare and function helped prepare many girls and boys and found that coaching a boy to take a seat first is terrific because of the fact maximum boy can not attain over the bathroom seat and utilising a stepstool isnt constantly useful. save up the solid artwork and remember boys tend to take longer to coach. He nevertheless has a solid 365 days yet to test to ideal it. solid success!!!
2016-11-01 02:04:00
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answered by ? 4
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I never bothered with those. training on the toilet is so much easier and more practical since you won't have the chair with you everywhere you go. at 28 months you coudl use stickers. give him a sticker if he sits (even if he doesn't do anything) never force it and if he isn't ready then encourage but never force.
2007-01-23 02:08:25
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answered by Anonymous
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At that age, I think you may be rushing things a bit. Make sure the chair is available, but wait until he shows some interest. There is no need to push things.
2007-01-23 02:09:03
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answered by dentroll 3
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for peeing use some cherieos and tell him to try to sink them nice little game for him to play while using the potty
2007-01-23 02:08:18
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answered by gus1023 5
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