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Potty training children isn’t easy.
There are many challenges parents must face when potty training, requiring both patience and a step-by-step approach to help their child find control of both bladder and bowel. Parents need to take into account the physiological development and the independence of the child.
This method relies on the parents recognizing their child’s facial expressions and other cues often from birth. Just as many parents can tell when their baby is tired or hungry based on their cues they can also learn to recognize their child’s elimination cues. Whenever a baby starts showing signs of needing to eliminate the parents are instructed to hold the baby over the potty and make a “shhhh” sound. Eventually the baby associates this sound with elimination and does so on cue.
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Typically when a parent decides to potty train a child, he is influenced by socio emotional readiness and starting school. Regardless of when you start the process, raising the awareness of using the potty by setting the scene is the first step. Although there is a lot of debate about the best time to start, knowing your child and implementing steps with confidence and consistency is the best place to start.
