Just curious for when we start potty training...if you use the prizes/candy for potty training, how to you get your toddler to not expect it every single time after they’re fully potty trained??
It’s a tough question to answer in my opinion, because every kid is different and will show signs of readiness at different times. With my oldest, she was about 2 1/2 years old when I stared. She was a tough cookie to train but I didn’t want to be changing her diapers anymore.
At the same time I had an 18 month old who saw her big sister go potty In The big toilet and wanted to do it as well. So I basically trained them both at the same time.
My method was just no more diapers and big girl undies from then on. Lots of messes to clean and patience. I tried a few different methods of rewards like sticker charts and small treats but what my kids really enjoyed were popsicles. Just the otter pops and I would cut them in half.
It’s a tough question to answer in my opinion, because every kid is different and will show signs of readiness at different times. With my oldest, she was about 2 1/2 years old when I stared. She was a tough cookie to train but I didn’t want to be changing her diapers anymore.
At the same time I had an 18 month old who saw her big sister go potty In The big toilet and wanted to do it as well. So I basically trained them both at the same time.
My method was just no more diapers and big girl undies from then on. Lots of messes to clean and patience. I tried a few different methods of rewards like sticker charts and small treats but what my kids really enjoyed were popsicles. Just the otter pops and I would cut them in half.
Good luck! 👍🏼