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Show little one the potty and explain what it’s used for. Get little one to throw some nappies in the bin and introduce big boy/girl pants. Do not use pull ups, let them have accidents in proper pants so they can feel the sensation of being wet. Having accidents is what helps them learn. Reward chart for using the potty. We got a star sticker for every wee and then a trophy sticker for poos. My little one was dry by day 3. Tips: Buy more pants than you think you’ll need and be prepared to run your washing machine a lot Give little one lots of liquids so that they need to wee frequently Stay close to the potty for the first few days Don’t get mad or have a big reaction when they have an accident, just talk to them about what it feels like and what they need to do next time Good luck with it 😊
@Amy hey thank you so much dear for explaining so much in detail - how do I do with carpet house? 😒
@Rachel hey Rachel thanks a ton dear for explaining this into detail but we have carpet house so how do I keep her bare bummed?
@Payal I have carpet too. I bought some carpet cleaner and actually didn’t need to use it too much. If you put pants on then most of the wee will go on the pants. I also put towels down if my little one was sitting on the sofa.
I did the same as what Rachel suggests. Except my daughter wanted to wear knickers from the get-go so we just rolled with it. We have carpets but it hasn't been an issue. One tiny accident on the first day that was easy to clean up. If they are weeing all over the place they probably aren't ready
Thank you so much mum, I'll give it a go- I was thinking to remove carpet and then potty train 😆
With confidence!! Just go bare bummed for 3 days, don't go out anywhere and the introduce pants on the 4th/5th day. Get a travel potty!