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Potty training is an important milestone for both parents and children. For a mother, it’s a moment of great joy when her child becomes potty trained.
Before starting, make sure your child shows signs of potty-training readiness, like staying dry for a few hours and showing interest in the bathroom.
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Establish a consistent bathroom schedule, such as after meals and before bedtime.
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Use picture cards or a visual schedule to show each step, like pulling down pants, sitting on the toilet, and flushing.
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Consider any sensory challenges. Use a child-sized toilet seat for comfort and adjust bathroom lighting or sounds if needed
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Reward successes with praise, stickers, or small treats to encourage progress.
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Use simple and consistent words like "pee" or "potty" to help your child associate language with the action.
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Accidents will happen. Stay calm and avoid punishment. Redirect and encourage your child to try again.
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Consult with occupational or behavioral therapists for additional strategies tailored to your child's needs.
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