http://pottytrainingpower.com Potty training can be difficult, draining in a way that nothing else is. Yet it doesn't have to be. All you need is some sensible step-by-step advice. Fri, 06 May 2011 22:43:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://pottytrainingpower.com/potty-training-accidents/comment-page-1/#comment-718 Three-year-old suspended from Arlington preschool for too many potty accidents Mon, 31 Jan 2011 14:04:58 +0000 http://www.pottytrainingpower.com/#comment-718 [...] story yesterday about a 3 year old child that was suspended from her preschool because of frequent potty accidents. The county’s Department of Early Childhood Education says that their policy has been that [...] [...] story yesterday about a 3 year old child that was suspended from her preschool because of frequent potty accidents. The county’s Department of Early Childhood Education says that their policy has been that [...]

]]> http://pottytrainingpower.com/potty-training-accidents/comment-page-1/#comment-702 My son sill sit on the toilet for 20 minutes and then have an accident the second he stands up. Is he messing with me? Tue, 25 Jan 2011 15:26:27 +0000 http://www.pottytrainingpower.com/#comment-702 [...] It’s important to realize that your child is not being malicious by having an accident. Here are a few ideas that could help solve the problem: Try shorter, more frequent trips to the potty. Adopt a neutral, matter of fact approach to accidents and give lots of praise for success. Have your child help with clean up as much as possible. Reassure your child that his toys and games will still be there after he’s done with the potty. You can read more about potty training accidents here: http://pottytrainingpower.com/potty-training-accidents/ [...] [...] It’s important to realize that your child is not being malicious by having an accident. Here are a few ideas that could help solve the problem: Try shorter, more frequent trips to the potty. Adopt a neutral, matter of fact approach to accidents and give lots of praise for success. Have your child help with clean up as much as possible. Reassure your child that his toys and games will still be there after he’s done with the potty. You can read more about potty training accidents here: http://pottytrainingpower.com/potty-training-accidents/ [...]

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