Did you know there is a proven Potty Training Process that can work for every child. It is a process that uses behavioural science, a science that has been used for over 50 years! I'm a behaviour analyst and use behavioural science every day to help parents and children.
Want to know the difference between Potty Training boys and girls and what to do when they have an accident?
This area probably raises the most questions for parents; do you train boys sitting or standing, should I put my child on the toilet or potty, should I teach wiping, what should I say when they have an accident?
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If you ever wondered how other parents Potty Train so quickly, this is how! Potty Training can be simple if you know the formula and process!
Ever wondered what the readiness signs are that tell you your child is ready?
There are key tell tale signs that let you know your child is ready for Potty Training. Once you see the you know your child can be Potty Trained quickly and easily!
Want to know what stops most parents Potty Training?
Do you know over 50% of parents just like you put Potty Training off until they can't possibly wait any longer. Some put it off so long potty training actually becomes more difficult for their child!
Rachel is a behavioural expert who has supported hundreds of parents in Potty Training their children using easy-to-follow steps and strategies. No matter what potty-training challenge you are facing Rachel has seen it and overcome it often helping parents who have struggled for months to Potty Train their children in days!
Firstly, it's important to recognize the signs that your child is ready to begin potty training. These signs may include showing an interest in the bathroom or toilets, telling you when they have soiled their nappies, or displaying signs of discomfort when wearing a wet or soiled nappy. Once you've recognized these signs, it's time to begin introducing your child to the concept of using the potty.
Start by introducing your child to the potty and letting them sit on it with their clothes on. This will help them become familiar with the potty and begin to associate it with the act of using the bathroom. You can also let your child watch you or a trusted caregiver use the toilet to help them understand the process.
When your child is ready to begin using the potty, it's important to be patient and supportive. Encourage your child to sit on the potty at regular intervals throughout the day, especially after meals or naps. Praise and reward your child when they are successful, but avoid punishing or shaming them when accidents happen.
The key is to make sure your child is comfortable and feels secure while using the bathroom.
Every child is different, be patient, supportive, and consistent, and with Rachel's techniques, your child will successfully master this important life skill.
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