Potty training

I haven't started yet with my boy but would having pants on help so she feels wet? I've heard about how kids just don't have the sensation of being wet so don't equate weeing with discomfort.

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Hello!!! I am a mum who has completed this mission with my little one!!!
So obviously every little one is different! But with my daughter I constantly got her to sit on the toilet every 15 minutes and every time she had a wee or poop in the potty I would give her a sticker to put on her sticker chart!! That worked wonders!! Because then after only a few days she would sit on the toilet and try. Eventually she got it! Didn’t take too long for us luckily but maybe give that a go!! Make it a game!! Then it’s fun for them :). Hope that helps ❤️

We started 10 days ago.

Days 1-3 adult led, half successes

Days 4-6 VERY MESSY! we nearly gave up. So overwhelming and felt like he just wasn’t getting it at all. Dad was overwhelmed and prompting too much.

Days 7-9 I can honestly say something has clicked and he’s smashed it! 1 accident in car on these days. The rest success. So glad we persevered. So proud of him.

Day 10 TODAY back with Nan and back with his childminder tomorrow. He’s had 2 accidents today but I’m optimistic.

It’s so hard and such a journey. I honestly believe we wouldn’t have been able to send him back to the childminder any sooner with success. That full week off with weekends either side were definitely needed.

You got this 🥰

We just started (again) yesterday! Did you read/listen to the book Oh Crap? We are mostly following it so far. Based on this method, don’t put pants on her until she can pee on the toilet consistently. Do you remind your little one that pee doesn’t go on the floor but in the potty after she misses? Mine fought me yesterday initially, but after a few half successes and me reminding him every time when he missed that he needs to pee in the potty please, he seemed to get it without drama. I will add that we already tried it over a month ago and stopped because of daycare (he regressed very badly there), so maybe that’s why he got it relatively fast this time. We also just bought thermal stickers that we stick to the potty and it reveals a picture when my LO pees on it, and perhaps that’s been a game changer too. He now goes to potty by himself and pees. Sometimes I prompt him, and he’ll just go and try to pee. Best of luck!

Also, try to catch her when she’s peeing, not after she’s done peeing. When you see her peeing, tell her something like: honey hold it please, let’s move you to pee on the potty - and carry her to it. As soon as I saw my son peeing, I would do this, lift him up, which would stop him peeing halfway and then we would continue once he’s on the potty. Your daughter knows she’s peed, she now needs to observe when she’s peeing, then recognize when she needs to pee before she does.

I’m thinking I may by some potty training pants for nursery and when we are out and about. Just so we don’t go back to nappies but she gets the feeling of being wet