It is often mistakenly thought that babies are not able to control their bladder until a certain age. In fact, as young as 6 months , babies can be taught to use the toilet like adults. All it takes is a little patience and consistency on your part.
Here are five simple steps to teach your baby to pee like an adult.
1. Introduce the toilet to the child and explain what it is for.
The toilet is an important part of the home, and it's important to teach your child how to use it. Show him how to go to the toilet and explain to him what they are for.
Talk to her about the importance of washing her hands after using the toilet. Also teach him how to throw waste in the toilet and flush the toilet.
These simple lessons will be part of your child's toilet training and help them feel comfortable using the toilet.
2. Show her how to sit and use the toilet correctly
Your child has reached an important stage in his development: he is now ready to learn to use the toilet! It may seem like a daunting task, but by following a few simple steps, you'll be able to show her how to do it.
Start by explaining how to aim . It may be helpful to do a little demonstration with a water jet or a pencil to show him what to do. Then, show him how to flush the toilet and how to wipe himself . It is important that he understands that these steps must be performed in this exact order and each time in order to avoid accidents.
Once your child understands the basic steps, it is important to practice regularly. It may be helpful to use a potty training seat or toilet adapter to help your child feel more comfortable and secure.
3. Help him practice going to the bathroom regularly, even if he doesn't need to go yet.
Helping your child get used to going to the bathroom regularly can be beneficial, even if he doesn't need to go yet. This can make it easier for her to relieve herself and control her bladder .
Plus, it will help her develop a more long-term personal hygiene routine. There are several ways to go about it.
You can install a toilet adapter with a step to make it easier to access, play or read while you take care of your business. You can also show him how to use a potty for small needs.
Finally, it is important to encourage and congratulate him every time he goes.
4. Reward them with positive reinforcement when they use the toilet correctly.
When your child uses the toilet appropriately, it is important to let him know that you are proud of him. This can be done by rewarding his behavior with something he likes, like a treat or a small toy.
A creative way to reward your child is to create a sticker chart , sticker charts are a popular method of potty training. They can be used to track progress and reward children for using the potty or the toilet.
To use a sticker board, simply put a sticker on the board each time your child uses the potty or the toilet. Once the table is filled, he earns a reward , such as a trip to the park.
This way you show him that you care about his good behavior and want to see it continue.
It's also important not to punish your child for making a mistake. Instead, explain to him what he needs to do to be successful next time and praise him again when he succeeds.
By acting in this way, you will be able to reinforce good behavior in your child.
5. Be patient! Your child may take time to get used to
Raising a potty-training child can be frustrating, but it's important to be patient . Each child is different and learns at their own pace.
For some it may take a few days, while others will need several weeks. But eventually, with your help and encouragement, they will succeed.
Here are some steps you can take to make the process easier:
1) Stay positive and optimistic
Let your child know that you believe in them and that they can do it.
2) Be consistent
Once you've started potty training, stick with it and don't give up.
3) Make it fun
Create a game or a reward system, for example with the reward table seen previously to motivate your child.
4) Be patient
Above all, remember that your child is learning something new and it takes time.
With a little patience and perseverance, you will get through this potty training phase together!
And you ? Have you started potty training?
Share with us in the comments below. It can be a bit daunting to teach a toddler to use the toilet like a big kid, but it's totally doable with a little patience and these simple steps.
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