Potty training… the Montessori way! It’s important to always keep toileting work a positive experience. Don’t scold or shame your child for having accidents. Simply state in a neutral tone, “Urine goes in the potty.” A lot of people refer to the toilet as a potty but they are different. Try to use correct language and use appropriate terminology for body parts. Be patient with your child and celebrate any successes! Just sitting on the potty is a success. When your child is showing signs of read

Why your kid refuses to poop in the potty For a parent of a toddler graduating from diaper to underwear is a huge milestone to be celebrated! So, when your toddler refuses to poop in the potty it can feel very defeating. Lots of kids go through this phase during potty training Most kids start potty training by urinating in the potty and then begin to poop in the potty. The time between mastering peeing in the potty and then pooping in the potty can vary from kid to kid depending on the cause and

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