Why Naked Time is Most Powerful Tools During Potty Training.
Naked time is a simple tool for parents to use to potty train. It is a non threatening environment for the child, and involves no emotional stress or power struggles. Because your removing the obstacles that may cause your child confusion ( example: diaper hides were poop and pee come from) about the Physical elimination process. And he is leaning first hand what the cause and effect of the biology of the body, drinking and eating leads...Continue >>
Tips And Tricks On Potty Training While Traveling.
The secrete to successful travel is imagining potty experiences from your child's point of view. Now is the time when all does personal routines pay off. Song and games that can be adapted to the road give your child comfort and confidence. Try to maintain as much consistency as possible in your home routine. Have a plan for your child's predictable need as well for the unpredictable ones...Continue >>
When To Consult A Pediatrician About Potty Concerns.
Your pediatrician is a wonderful resource and ally on your potty training team with a wealth of medical and developmental information. Contact your pediatrician whenever you need reassurance to the eternal parenting question, Is this normal? Some times you need to ask. Don't struggle and worry alone.Successful potty training requires many behavioral, social, and emotional skills. It also requires a healthy body...Continue >
How Your Child's Temperament Affects Potty Training.
Temperament affect how you learn and how you handle change. It also affects the how your child will respond to potty training. Nearly four decades ago, two researches, Chess and Thomas, professor of child psychiatry, respectively, identified three different temperament styles, easy, slow to warm-up and difficult. According to their research, Chess and Thomas found these three temperament styles reflect differences in the nine...Continue >>
How TO Adapt The weekend Training Camp for Slow To Warm-Up Temperament Child.
Children Who are slow to warm-up need time to adapt to change. You can give your slow to warm-up child time in a few different ways:Extend the length of potty preparation time. Slow to warm-up child wants to practice his potty skills a little at time and over long period of time. He prefers mastery in small manageable pieces rather than big bites. Stretch his competence slowly by adding new skills and new challenges...Continue >>
How To Adapt The weekend Training Camp for Difficult Temperament Child.
Like the slow to warm-up child the difficult child does not welcome change. But unlike the slow to warm-up child the difficult child is not a receptive partner. He wants it his way and he wants it now.Follow your child's lead through the potty preparation process. Give him control over his body and his actions. Creatively add new skills with an invisible hand. Act as if potty weekend naked noons or potty play days are his idea...Continue >>
Potty Games For NightTime.
Beds are very comfortable places when you're sleepy. Your child may wake up with the sensation of needing to potty but might still take enormous effort to actually get out of the bed, especially when he's small and it's dark. If your child is having difficulty getting to the bathroom, practice some of these bathroom games during the day to build his nighttime confidence...Continue >>
Understanding Night Time Potty Training.
Many children are potty trained during the day long before being potty trained at night. Readiness for daytime potty training is not a sign that your child is ready for nighttime potty training. The sign to start nighttime potty training is seeing your child wake up with dry diapers on a regular basis.Your child need two physiological abilities to master nighttime pottying...Continue >>
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The Enuresis Alarm Treatment Plan.
Most children who have irregular defecation are able to progress toward regularity by trying to move their bowels at the same time every mourning, preferably after breakfast. The child should sit on the toilet and attempt to defecate for no more than five minutes, if a movement is coming, it shouldn't take longer than five minutes. Sitting for longer periods of time just frustrates everybody...Continue >>
Tracking Problem Foods.
As we just saw, food can affect a child's wetting by impairing regular bowel function. Likewise, for years mothers have suspected that certain foods seem to bother their children's bladder and bring out wetting tendencies. Just as some people get hives after eating chocolate, get sleepy after sipping a glass of wine, or can't sleep after drinking coffee, some children seem to wet more often after they taken in certain foods of beverages...Continue >>
What To Do When Your Child Has A Potty Accident.
What do you want people to say when you make a mistake? "Why did you do that you know better" "That's it lady, no birthday party for you!." "I told you that would happen!". Blame and humiliations are counterproductive in potty training. Negative emotions discourage future success and prevent your child from finding a better alternative. Your child needs you as a supportive parent who is keeping her focused on her goal. You want your child to be a potty pro...Continue >>
Should I Ask My Child To Help Clean Up After An Accident.
Children love to help, and they rarely see their efforts as causing more work for adults. Taking responsibility for the potty chair is a continuation of your child's taking responsibility for his body. Follow your child's interest here. If he wants to do more, he will be learning valuable self sufficiency skills that will make your life easier next year when he's more capable at the details. Try not to worry about perfection, accept small approximation at careful assistance....Continue >>
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My Child Is Using The Potty At Home But Not At School
Your potty team includes your child's teacher and caregivers. While there many differences between pottying at home and pottying at school, communication is the key to managing those differences. You want to know as much as possible about the potty routines at school.Any differences from home can create resistance to pottying at school. Stay positive about the school and about the teachers as you help your child....Continue >>
My Child Is Hesitant About Asking Other Adults For Potty Help.
Your child's world is growing larger and larger all the time. It may include visits with family, playdates, or days at school. Your child may need your help learning to speak up for what he needs in a timely way. Even kindergartners can struggle with this one.Encourage your child to speak up at home. Resist the urge to read his mind just to save time. Verbalizing potty needs is an essential skill......Continue >>