Your Trickiest Potty Training Problems and Solutions

According to field studies, it's best to potty train before the age of 2; it's easier and better for the child, family, and environment. Baby Signs has a great program and research to back it up http://www.pottytrainwithbabysigns.com/

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THis method worked on all of my chidren, it took 3 days with one of them, and no more than a week for the other two: 1) have an ample supply of skittles (to this day it is still referred to as pee pee candy); 2)as soon as they wake up take off the diaper and have them stripped from the waste down; 3) follow them around for the whole day...whenever they start to "go" ruch them to the potty and let them finish in the potty...they then get a reward...a skittle or two.

I had different experience potty training both my sons. the elder one got potty trained very quickly, since he had a routine and i picked his routine up easily. on the contrary the younger one gave me tough time cause whenever i start his potty training he had constipation. so for him i used my elder son as an example and by looking and following him he finally got trained before joining school.

i have never pressured my daughter into using the potty. At 23 months she was official potty trained, believe it or not, she has never wet the bed or messed on herself.