Small Rewards For Potty Training
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When you are working with your child to give up diapers positive
reinforcement is a great tool for you. Small rewards for potty training go a
long way to keep your child encouraged and working toward using the potty all
the time.
Potty Training Reward System
Potty training does not come easy with every toddler. Some
toddlers need little incentives to make them finally go on the potty. Start out
easy then progress each week until the potty training is official.
Moms, first you need to make a chart with each day of the month. Let the toddler
help you design the chart so you can begin the talking process about the potty.
Then you will need to buy some special stickers the toddler likes or cartoon
characters they are into.
The very first week, you can start them by sitting on the potty. Just taking
different time slots throughout the day and having them explore by sitting on
the potty. If they do this just fine, then allow them to place a sticker on that
day of the week. Each time they sit on the potty let them put one sticker on the
chart.
The second week of training can involve actually trying to use the potty. If
they actually sit on the potty and use it, then allow them to place two stickers
on the chart.
The next few weeks can just be focusing on using the potty and slipping away
totally from diapers.
Now moms you can make the rule to however many stickers allows a reward. I think
25 stickers is a pretty fair number to allow a new toy or whatever reward you
would like to treat them with.
There you go moms, a great potty training reward system. Hopefully this will
make potty training a little easier and give incentive for the little boy or
girl to potty train faster.
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We recommend:
The Potty Trainer
I can highly recommend the Potty Trainer Ebook. Johanne Cesar has done such a great job in putting a tremendous amount of hands on potty training information and advice in this ebook. You will get a step by step guide to potty training your child.