Will she ever learn to use the potty? How to overcome the 5 biggest toilet-training challenges

Article Abstract:

Some of the biggest obstacles to toilet-training are fear of the potty, a seeming fondness for diapers, an aversion to the toilet, plain stubbornness and training on deadline. Parents should remember, however, that any kind of learning requires time and practice and that their calmness and reassurance are crucial factors in overcoming potty-training challenges.

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I quit

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Children usually try several activities before finding those they enjoy, but allowing them to quit an activity anytime they want is not good for the child. To teach children committment, it is better to set a specific amount of time during which their participation is required.

Study and teaching, Commitment (Psychology), Persistence, Persistence (Psychology)

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3 easy stages: a guide to potty training

Article Abstract:

Potty training does not need to be difficult and can be achieved by following three simple stages. The three steps which include telling, showing and trying are described and advice on problem areas is presented.

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