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Potty Training! Parenting Lounge Feature #1
By
Charlotte Menke
written on 3 January 2017
Written by experts according to the highest scientific standards.
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Passing this onto my daughter and her friend. They will need these tips soon! Stopping over from #GTTuesday
Great! I hope they help!
Potty training is difficult until you understand your child. We are battling with our youngest at the moment – 2 years and 3 months – but she just doesn’t want to do it. She has days when she wants to use it and days when she just throws it across the room. I am not going to push it though…like it happened to my eldest…one day will just click!
Thank you for sharing your advice with the #pinitparty
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Great tips! We did the stickers and it worked really well. We also got my daughter a potty around 12 months just to have around so she got used to it. She was potty trained right at 2 years!
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That’s great! Thanks for stopping by.