Monday, January 26, 2015

Potty Training | 20 months old

  Now that Molly is 20 months old ( can't believe it!) we have decided to start consistently potty training her. That means we are trying our best to be consistent with being her to the potty. 



I don't know if I am doing it right or wrong but for now here is our potty plan : 

Placing her on the potty as soon as she wakes up, because everyone has that first morning pee. So far she's peed twice and it's been that first morning pee.

We try to bring her to the potty every 30 minutes, even if she doesn't have to go. I read that doing this will get her used to the potty. 



Right above where we have her potty, I hung a potty chart.  Each time she goes potty she gets a sticker.  I know some people do prizes too but she LOVES stickers, so the sticker is her prize. 
I found some great frozen stickers in the $1 spot at Target. 300 stickers for a buck? That's a deal if you ask me! 

We started on Sunday (1/24/15) and she peed once in the potty. Her first attempt too! Every other time we sat her on the potty nothing happened, but her diaper was staying dry.  Today, so far has been the same but it's still early!  

As far as poops go she sits and acts like she's going but nothing happens.  As soon as I take her off she goes in her diaper 

What tricks worked for you? How did you get your child potty trained? Any advice is greatly appreciated!!! 

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2 comments:

  1. LeeJanuary 26, 2015 at 3:36 PM

    Potty training is such a rough road. Potty training #3 kid was when I told my husband I was done. :-) I can't go through that again.

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  2. Kyle DycusJanuary 31, 2015 at 7:19 PM

    I am working on potty training our 3 year old(GASP!).Yes....she is 3. lol It has been a long rough road! I'm glad to say she is FINALLY getting used to it and she just wears pullups during naps and at night.(They are usually still dry in the morning. But we use them in case. lol) The Potty chart is a great idea! We have a little change jar that we use. She gets a couple pennys everytime she uses the potty and a quarter for #2. So far so good. :)

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