I’m going to start now, no idea what to do. Any tips and what putty should I buy..
thank you x
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Is your LO definitely showing the signs that they’re ready.
We’ve had potty’s in the house since my LO turned one so it feels “normal”. I encourage him to sit on it everyday. Some days he does. Others not so much.
He’s becoming closer to readiness with dry nappies for longer but I don’t think he’s fully ready yet.
There’s so great books and resources online that can help support. There’s no “right” potty. We have the nuby as it’s like a real toilet.
I know most people say to do over a weekend and have them pretty much naked the entire time

We jumped into potty training last week! I took the week off and she was butt naked for day 1 and 2. We watched her closing and as soon as she started to pee we put her on the potty and said oh your doing a wee wee.
By the end of day 1 she was putting her self on the potty.
We've had the potty in the house for a few months but I dont feel like it was necessary!
Day 3 we added trousers. Day 3 and 4 was the hardest for us as she couldn't master pulling her trousers down. If you can teach them to pull their own trousers down before you start potty training I would highly recommend it!
We've just hit day 9 and had our first day accident free! But from day 5 she was only having tiny accidents where she realised she was weeing and stopped her self !
We also have the toddler seats on our toilets just for ease!
I would really recommend the 'oh crap potty training book!' It gave us all the info we needed before starting!

Also we just have a cheap £5.00 potty from home bargins 😆

We didn’t have a system - but we made a big deal about wearing knickers - showed her mummy’s knickers and talked about the kids at nursery that had knickers. We Took a trip to m&s, she chose the ones she wanted, we talked about it all week, then mid week we said we’ll say bye bye to nappies and on the Saturday we put knickers on and that was that. She had a few accidents on Saturday, was struggling to differentiate between a poo and wee. Then that week she had less and less and within a week she was done.
What really helped was the older kids at nursery - when they said they wanted a wee she wanted to go too.
We got a potty that looks like a toilet with a flush. https://www.argos.co.uk/product/2063382