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Potty Training for Boys in Days: The Step-by-Step Guide to Success

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Potty training for boys can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. With the right approach, you can potty train your son in just a few days. This article will provide you with a step-by-step guide to potty training your boy, including tips and tricks to make the process as easy as possible.

Step 1: Choose the right time

The best time to potty train your son is when he is between 18 and 30 months old. This is when he is old enough to be able to control his bladder and bowels, but not so old that he is resistant to change.

Potty Training for Boys in 3 Days: With A Step by Step Continuation Plan (Parenting Resources 2)

Potty Training for Boys in 3 Days: With A Step-by-Step Continuation Plan (Parenting Resources Book 2)

by Lawrence J. Cohen PhD

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Step 2: Get your son excited about potty training

Talk to your son about potty training in a positive way. Let him know that it's a big boy thing to do and that he will be so proud of himself when he uses the potty. You can also read him books about potty training and sing songs about it.

Step 3: Start by having your son sit on the potty regularly

Even if your son doesn't go at first, it's important to get him used to sitting on the potty. Start by having him sit on the potty for a few minutes each day. Gradually increase the amount of time he sits on the potty until he is able to sit on it for 5-10 minutes at a time.

Step 4: Watch for signs that your son needs to go

As your son gets used to sitting on the potty, he will start to show signs that he needs to go. These signs may include:

* Squirming or fidgeting * Holding his crotch * Grunting or straining * Hiding behind furniture

Step 5: When your son shows signs that he needs to go, take him to the potty immediately

Don't wait until your son is wet or dirty to take him to the potty. If you wait too long, he may not be able to control his bladder or bowels and he may have an accident.

Step 6: Praise your son when he goes on the potty

When your son goes on the potty, be sure to praise him. This will help him to feel proud of himself and it will reinforce the behavior. You can give him a hug, a high-five, or a small toy.

Step 7: Be patient and consistent

Potty training takes time and patience. Don't get discouraged if your son has accidents. Just keep at it and he will eventually get the hang of it.

Tips for potty training boys

* Use a potty chair that is the right size for your son. The potty chair should be low enough so that your son's feet can touch the floor. * Make sure the potty chair is in a convenient location. Your son should be able to get to the potty chair easily when he needs to go. * Let your son choose his own potty chair. This will help him to feel more invested in the potty training process. * Be consistent with your potty training routine. Take your son to the potty at the same times each day, even if he doesn't go. * Don't punish your son for having accidents. Accidents are a normal part of the potty training process. Just clean up the mess and try again. * Stay positive and encouraging throughout the potty training process. Your son will be more likely to succeed if he knows that you are there to support him.

Potty Training for Boys in 3 Days: With A Step-by-Step Continuation Plan (Parenting Resources Book 2)

by Lawrence J. Cohen PhD

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