Potty Time Toddlers

Elmo's Potty Time: Sesame Street
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqLMcyUFrSA

It's Potty Time!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHU0LXYJdO8

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Your toddler is quickly approaching two years old. She's interested in the toilet: She likes to flush, use toilet paper and even sits on the toilet regularly before her bath. You know she's not ready to wear panties. Yet, like most parents, you wonder when exactly she will be ready and what...

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hey all of you potty training mommies,

I saw this in a email and I wanted to share it with you all it looks funny it the little kids doing the potty dance.. (it a greeting card lol)

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Have you been looking for a way to make potty training easier?

Finally there's a potty training approach that's flexible and fun. You can tailor it to fit the way your child learns best, so you can keep your Big Kid engaged from start to finish.

No matter what your child’s phase of training, you’ll love the Pull-Ups...

Building Your Child’s Self-Esteem While Potty Training

Moms and Dads want to help their child feel good about themselves, whether it’s praise on a good grade or going for ice cream after a soccer game. However, your child’s self-esteem begins developing during the toddler years, before he or she starts school or joins a team. In fact, the potty training process might be one of the first and more crucial opportunities to build your child’s self-esteem.

The PULL-UPS...

Julie, former PULL-UPS Potty Training Partner and stay-at-home mom with a four-year-old daughter and a seven-year-old son offers real-life insights.

We talked with Julie about toilet training and the steps she took to ensure her toddler felt like a Big Kid.

Having a System Makes Potty Training...

“Potty training is an opportunity for toddlers to gain independence and become a Big Kid, but many parts of the process are unknown, so it’s only natural that they feel a little intimidated at first.”

Your little one may be ready to brave the neighborhood this Halloween dressed as a ghost or goblin, but what lurks inside your bathroom may still give him the spooks.

“Potty training is a big change for your child....

Moving into training pants is a key sign for your child that she is becoming a Big Kid and therefore should start using the potty,” says former PULL-UPS Potty Training Partner, Page Turner. Below are some helpful insights from Page and the PULL-UPS

4 Parental Essentials in Potty Training

Patience Fair warning! There’ll be accidents along the way and times when training progress is slow or even goes backward. Try to remember that it’s all good learning. If you get discouraged, your child will pick up on it. So stay calm, cool and enthusiastic–and just back up a step or two.

Optimism Start out by encouraging Big Kid feelings and celebrating all the little milestones...