Potty Training - Deridder,LA

Updated on August 27, 2010
C.B. asks from Deridder, LA
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So i have started potty training my daughter so i got her a chair that sings music whens she pee pees .she did really good for the first week then she just stopped. and now she acts like shes scared to go potty. now i know this aint something that happens over night but what can i do to encourage her more to go to her potty? o and also she is 18 months old.

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L.L.

answers from Hartford on

Try rewarding her with a treat like a sticker or a single m&m. My husband and I would always make a huge deal and sing and do the pee-pee dance when our son was 1st starting. We would also let him call someone to tell them, lol. My poor mother got many a pee-pee call. So did some of our friends that he chose at random. We always just made a big hoopla out of it and never criticized an accident. He really wanted to go to preschool so that helped too. Good Luck!

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C.C.

answers from Oklahoma City on

Patience, patience, patience. I tried all the reward things and my sons were not interested in any of them. I just kept my carpet shampooer ready and lot of of those depend bed pads for them to sit on the furniture. lol. Good luck.

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O.S.

answers from Birmingham on

CANDY ... I know it's pure junk food ... but buy a bag of M&Ms or something like that. When she pee-pees, act like it's a huge deal/party and run to the kitchen or a special hiding spot and come back with 3 or 4 pieces! Maybe have a few different kinds of tiny candy and make it a surprise what will be next.

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E.W.

answers from New York on

Stickers worked wonders for my son. I made a chart that had 1-10. Everytime he went pee, he got to put a sticker on. Once he got to 10, we went to the store and got him a toy- nothing crazy $10-15. We kept this up for poo poo too. It seriously took 2 weeks, and my little man is a potty champ!

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J.C.

answers from San Francisco on

The stickers worked sometimes, but I also bought my daughter panties with her favorite characters on it. She loved to wear it and did not want to get it wet. I told her that she needed to go potty in the toilet so her panty doesn't get wet. She accidentally did a few times and made her really upset so the next few times, she ran to the toilet to make sure her Cinderella underwear did not get soaked in pee pee! It worked wonders!

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