Saturday, June 21, 2014

Introducing Your Child To Toilet Assistance

By Sherry Gross


You have been using diapers for the longest time to help prevent your kid from wetting himself. This is especially true at night when there is a good chance that he will end up wetting his bed when he cannot control his bladder movements. You have decided that this is abortive the right time for him to stop using diapers. So, you want to help him transition properly.

Potty training is something that you have to really address yourself and teach your kid properly. You have to understand that they cannot easily progress through their childhood years when they are not able to get introduced to appropriate toilet assistance. This is definitely one stage that you have to personally oversee yourself.

There are different indications that your kid is indeed at the right time and age to undergo this transition. It helps that you will be able to recognize what these sign are so it will be easier for you to get him to go through the training and successfully pass it with flying colors too. A good sign that he is ready is when he is 2 years old and older, as this is that age when he might really show interest towards learning how.

There are parents that would wait until their kids would really be the ones to tell them that they want to learn how to visit the bathroom every time. This is especially true of these kids tend to mingle with other kids who already know how to do their bathroom business. When they start to really show interest on how to learn is the best tome that you should be introducing them to proper potty training.

Mae sure that he is already at that age where he is able to run around and walk around steadily. You want to find out if he is able to hold his sitting position for two to five minutes at least. Often, thesis the length of time that it would require him to finish his bathroom visits. So, it is important that he can hold this position for this long before you will start the potty training.

He needs to know how to get his pants pulled down and up all by himself too. You may need to assist him during the first few times that you will be letting him do so. But he should be able to easily transition into doing this on his own afterward. You need to see if he is already starting to dislike the feel of having to wear around dirty or wet nappies. This will help motivate him better to really learn.

Another sign for you to watch out for is when your child actually show a growing interest towards hes bathroom visits. Eh becomes more curious about what these purposes are for and hence, is very much willing to learn. He very much desires independence as well and not having to rely a lot on you for many of the things that he used to do with you before.

You will find that your kid is ready when is is at that point where he always takes pride in the accomplishments that he is able to achieve. This will allow him to be more motivated to learn more ability how to use the bathroom, specifically on his own. He is also very open to learning and is no longer in that age where he may resist any effort from your end to possibly teach him.




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